[Theil 1], trewlich beschrieben durch Iacobum Theodorum Tabernaemontanum, der Artzeney Doctorem, vnd Churfürstlicher Pfaltz bestellen Medicum zum Neuwhausen, Obsahuje rejstřík, and Mědirytiny. Kustody. Signatury.
Sklenobýl bezlistý (Epipogium aphyllum) patří mezi nejvzácnější druhy naší flóry. Roste v bučinách a jehličnatých lesích s humózní půdou, často na lesních prameništích. Ještě donedávna byl v Čechách hodnocen jako nezvěstný. V r. 2006 se ale podařilo objevit několik malých lokalit na Šumavském Boubíně, poté v r. 2008 i jedna lokalita v Krkonoších. V červnu r. 2013 v náplavech Jizery a hned u cesty nedaleko Kořenova se podařilo objevit další dvě mikrolokality tohoto ohroženého druhu. Bylo by velmi povzbuzující domnívat se, že nárůst počtu lokalit nejen sklenobýlu, ale i jiných ohrožených druhů indikuje zlepšující se stav prostředí., Epipogium aphyllum is one of the rarest plant species of the Czech flora. It grows in humus-rich soil in beech and spruce forests, often in the vicinity of forest springs. The species has been considered missing in Bohemia until recent discoveries of a few sites in Boubín in the Šumava Mts. (Bohemian Forest, 2006) and in the Krkonoše Mts. (Giant Mts., 2008). Two new populations were found in the Giant Mts. in June 2013 - in alluvial deposits of the Jizera river and along the forest road close to the Kořenov village., and Pavla Čížková, Kamila Lencová, Pavel Hubený.
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The Wheat (Triticum aestivum) – Intermediate Wheatgrass (Thinopyrum intermedium) – Couch Grass (Elymus repens) species complex is a potential case of gene flow between crop and wild relatives in the Central European area. Understanding the genomic constitutions and evolutionary histories of both polyploid Wheatgrasses and the assessment of frequency of their hybrid formation are basic prerequisities for understanding the gene flow within the whole species complex. and Václav Mahelka.
Natural rubber is currently produced largely from the tropical Rubber Tree (Hevea brasiliensis), which is grown on large plantations in south-eastern Asia. However, some rubber-forming plants can also be found in the temperate zone. The most important species is the tiny dandelion named Koksaghyz or the Russian Dandelion (Taraxacum koksaghyz), belonging to the Asteraceae family and native to south-eastern Kazakhstan. This plant has an exciting history and recently has been intensively researched as an alternative to Hevea rubber. This article describes value of this member of Asteraceae family for the human community. and Tomáš Černý.