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11. Pěstování brambor a vliv bramborářské organizace od začátku 20. století do 2. světové války /

Creator:
Strnadová, Dana
Type:
studie
Subject:
Zemědělství a příbuzné oblasti vědy a techniky, pěstování brambor, brambory, organizace hospodářské, Československo 1918-1945, and zemědělství, rybníkářství, lesnictví, myslivost
Language:
Czech
Description:
Potato growing and the influence of potato organisation from begining of 20th centrury till the II. WW.
Rights:
unknown

16. Strava svinská, pokrm a dar boží. Úvaha o kulturních transferech na okraji atlantického prostoru /

Creator:
Křížová, Markéta,
Type:
text and studie
Subject:
Kuchařství. Potraviny. Vařená jídla, novověk raný, vztahy mezinárodní, brambory, potraviny, vztahy evropsko-americké, vztahy kulturní, styl životní, české země 1526-1792, české země 1792-1918, světové dějiny novověku (1492-1918), zahraniční politika, mezinárodní vztahy, and oděv, strava
Language:
Czech
Description:
Food Fit for Swine, Nourishment, and Gift from God: On Cultural Transfers at the Edge of the Atlantic Area.
Rights:
unknown

18. The effect of hay mulching on soil temperature and the abundance and diversity of soil-dwelling arthropods in potato fields

Creator:
Dudás, Péter, Menyhárt, László, Gedeon, Csongor, Aambrus, Gergely, and Tóth, Ferenc
Format:
print, počítač, and online zdroj
Type:
article, články, journal articles, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:
Zoologie, brambory, teplota půdy, potatoes, soil temperature, potato field, soil-dwelling arthropods, hay mulch, soil sampler, soil pin trap, 2, and 59
Language:
English
Description:
The average soil temperature was significantly lower in plots covered with hay. Hay mulching, however, did not increase significantly the total number of soil micro-arthropods collected using a soil pin trap and a soil sampler. Significant increases in the number of individuals was recorded only for certain groups. 64% of all the arthropods collected using soil pin traps were collected in hay-covered plots and 36% in control plots. This increase was statistically significant for the orders Entomobryomorpha and Poduromorpha of the subclass Collembola and surface-dwelling (epigeic) Coleoptera. For the samples collected using the soil sampler, 57% of the specimens were collected from hay-covered plots and 43% from control plots. As for the pin traps this was reflected in differences in the numbers of the orders Entomobrhyomorpha and Poduromorpha of the subclass Collembola and Pauropoda, collected in the treated and control plots. We conclude that mulching affected the different arthropod groups differently., Péter Dudás, László Menyhárt, Csongor Gedeon, Gergely Aambrus, Ferenc Tóth., and Obsahuje bibliografii
Rights:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ and policy:public