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MENDELNET 2013EXPERIMENTAL CHAMBERS FOR AUTOMATIC FUMIGATIONOF PLANTS WITH ELEVATED CO2 CONCENTRATION ANDDROUGHT STRESS INDUCTION WITH THE USEOF RECIRCULATIONRajsner L. 1, 2 , Klem K. 1, 21 Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, Mendel University in Brno, Zemedelska 1,613 00 Brno, Czech Republic2 CzechGlobe – Global Change Research Centre AS CR, v.v.i., Bělidla 986/4a, 603 00Brno, Czech RepublicE-mail: rajsner.l@czechglobe.czABSTRACTChambers designed for experimental station Domanínek (near Bystřice nad Pernštejnem), allowprecise control of the CO 2 concentration in the atmosphere inside the chamber using a ventilationsystem with injection of gaseous CO 2 and feedback control based on the ongoing continuousmeasurement of CO 2 from individual chambers using an infrared analyzer. Ventilation of chamberis adjustable in various intensities by opening roof lamellas, and power control of the fan. Thissystem allows maintaining a minimum temperature difference between outside and inside thechamber. The chambers are equipped with unique recirculation system which minimizes CO 2consumption in conditions with minimal heating the air inside the chamber (cloudy, morning,evening). Control of chambers is performed automatically based on signals from the sensors andanalyzers using specially developed software.Key words: elevated CO 2 concentration, drought, chamber, recirculation, fumigationAcknowledgments: The work forms a part of research supported by the European Commission(project CzechGlobe–contract CZ.1.05/1.1.00/02.0073).852 | P age
MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONCarbon dioxide (CO 2 ) is the second most abundant greenhouse gas after water vapour. Theconcentration of greenhouse gases was almost constant in the pre-industrial era. Due toanthropogenic activities such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation, the concentration ofatmospheric CO 2 has risen dramatically from 280 to 380 ppm since the beginning of the industrialrevolution (Denman et al. 2007). The annual rate of increase in the atmospheric CO 2 concentrationis about 2 ppm (NOAA 2012). Without any effort to mitigate the atmospheric CO 2 concentration itmay reach the level of more than 1 000 ppm by 2100 (Sokolov et al. 2009).Over the years, a variety of techniques has been applied to study plant responses to elevatedatmospheric CO 2 . Early studies on the effects of elevated CO 2 were typically done undercontrolled conditions in closed chambers or greenhouses. A shortcoming of these difficult methodsis that they create an artificial environment compared to natural ecosystem conditions. Attempts tobring experimental set-ups in a more natural context have yielded more elaborate techniques thattend to allow, to varying degrees, for an exchange with the natural environment. These includeopen top chambers (OTC - e.g., Vanaja et al. 2006) and free air CO 2 enrichment systems (FACE -e.g., Long et al. 2004).In FACE systems, CO 2 is transported by a ring-shaped pipe surrounding the plot and is distributedby vertically oriented pipes. The dosage of the carbon dioxide depends on the actual CO 2concentration inside the plot and climatic factors such as wind direction and speed. The valves ofthe vertical pipes can be closed and opened to adjust for changes in wind direction. To minimizeexperimental costs, CO 2 -enriched air can thus be released only upwind (e.g., Hendrey et al. 1999).The main advantage of the FACE system is that the construction of FACE does not negativelyaffect the plot’s microenvironment such as wind direction and speed, rain fall, snow fall, radiation,or the influence of insects. This enables the researcher to investigate the effects of elevatedatmospheric CO 2 on ecosystems under natural conditions (Machacova 2010). Another advantage isthat such system can be used to enrich the atmospheric CO 2 concentration in large trees. One of thegreatest disadvantages of FACE experiments is the very high cost arising from the highconsumption of CO 2 during fumigation.In contrast to FACE, OTC systems have lower costs per experiment due to a significantly lowerconsumption of carbon dioxide, because air exchange is reduced by the closed side walls. However,within the OTCs the microclimatic conditions (mainly wind speed) are affected by the enclosure.In the newly built experimental facility in Domanínek (near Bystřice nad Pernštejnem) we tried tocombine this main advantage of OTC, saving costs, with another possibilities raising from enclosedenvironment. This is particularly the ability to manipulate rainfall and induce drought stress byclosing rotating roof lamellas. Another advantage of the enclosed environment of OTC can be thepossibility to manipulate the incident radiation. In our case, the use of acrylic materials withdifferent transmission of UV radiation was used to evaluate the effect of the UV exclusion on plantgrowth and physiology.MATERIAL AND METHODSExperimental facility for evaluating the impact of global change on plants was built at the turn of2012-2013 in cooperation with companies Konel s.r.o. (Zlín, CZ) and SWS Tauchman(Jilemnice, CZ). This facility is used to simulate future climate conditions, especially the effects ofelevated CO 2 concentration, drought stress, the influence of UV radiation and increasedtemperatures. The basic part of the experimental station consists of 24 chambers of hexagonalground plan with side length 2 meters and diameter of the circumscribed circle 4 meters. The basicheight of chamber is 2 meters and above this construction is build the roof with rotating lamellas853 | P age
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Mendel University in BrnoFaculty of
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Editors:Ing. Petr Škarpa, Ph.D., A
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MENDELNET 2013PrefaceThis year´s 2
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MENDELNET 2013EVALUATION OF BARE SO
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MENDELNET 2013DESIGN OF THE EQUIPME
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MENDELNET 2013HOW TO IMPRROVE THE C
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe proce
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSThe aim of
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MENDELNET 2013WEED INFESTATION OF W
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MENDELNET 2013Crop sequence in seco
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MENDELNET 2013the soil in the early
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe speci
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MENDELNET 2013The legend : The infl
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MENDELNET 2013DETERMINATION OF SPEC
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 1 ASD Hand Held
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 3 The Spectral R
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MENDELNET 2013CHANGES IN THE CONTEN
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MENDELNET 2013Hoffmann, P. 1988. De
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONTradition
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MENDELNET 2013Explanation of abbrev
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MENDELNET 2013CHANGES OF WEED SPECT
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MENDELNET 2013REFERENCESANONYM, 200
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONIn the Cz
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 4: Concentration
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MENDELNET 2013SUGAR BEET YIELD PROD
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MENDELNET 2013RESULT AND DISCUSSION
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MENDELNET 2013and it was 18.41 t ha
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MENDELNET 2013DISTRIBUTION OF BARLE
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MENDELNET 2013RLD (cm.cm -3 )14.012
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MENDELNET 2013confirmed. In a shall
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MENDELNET 2013THE IMPACT OF VERMICO
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MENDELNET 2013fermentation, earthwo
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 5 The significan
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONLupin was
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MENDELNET 2013Graph III. Average yi
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MENDELNET 2013Picture I. Demage of
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MENDELNET 2013COMPARISON OF THE ECO
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 1 Rape varieties
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONSpecific
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MENDELNET 2013EVALUATED GRASS SOD A
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MENDELNET 2013REFERENCESBEARD, J.B.
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONSemi-natu
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MENDELNET 2013Influence the intensi
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MENDELNET 2013THE CHANGES IN STAND
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MENDELNET 2013ZPS (%) = 0.5 * Σ |x
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MENDELNET 2013statistically signifi
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONIn the fi
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONNitrogen
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MENDELNET 2013This is evident from
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MENDELNET 2013MONITORING RUSTS OCCU
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 1 Susceptibility
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MENDELNET 2013Roscher Ch., et al. (
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe conce
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONHops esse
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MENDELNET 2013According to Basařov
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MENDELNET 2013TESTING THE VITALITY
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MENDELNET 2013were compared with fi
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MENDELNET 2013EFFECTS OF SOIL CONDI
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MENDELNET 2013The experiment was co
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MENDELNET 2013SAIGUSA, M., YAMAMOTO
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONHis Majes
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MENDELNET 2013Table 3. The cost, re
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MENDELNET 2013EVALUATION OF SYRIAN
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MENDELNET 2013genotypes overcame th
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSThe evalua
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe conte
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MENDELNET 2013Table 4. The effect o
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MENDELNET 2013STABLE MICROCLIMATE I
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MENDELNET 2013and draught. The temp
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONRaw milk
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe most
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 1 gives results
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MENDELNET 2013EVALUATION OF THE TRA
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 1 Development le
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MENDELNET 2013USING ICSI IN DIFFERE
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MENDELNET 2013Oocyte handlingCumula
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSThe presen
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MENDELNET 2013IN-VITRO ANTIBACTERIA
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MENDELNET 2013Tab.1. zone of inhibi
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MENDELNET 2013COMPARISON OF LACTOSE
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONEuropean
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONFish lipi
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MENDELNET 2013COMPARISON OF GRAZING
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 3 Line-based shi
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MENDELNET 2013THE EFFECT OF FEEDING
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 1 - Digital vill
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONIn biomed
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONBreeding
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONHucul hor
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MENDELNET 2013• statistically eva
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MENDELNET 2013REFERENCESDUŠEK, J.
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONIn the la
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MENDELNET 2013Table 2. Body weight
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONMilk prod
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONSoil hydr
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 1 Mineral nitrog
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MENDELNET 2013DESIGN OF THE EQUIPME
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSOur experi
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONAccelerat
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MENDELNET 2013THE INTENSITY OF WATE
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONCarbonate
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONAgricultu
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONIntercrop
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MENDELNET 2013THE POSSIBILITY OF US
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThis work
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MENDELNET 2013and higher concentrat
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MENDELNET 2013A MATHEMATICAL MODEL
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MENDELNET 2013Coefficients of (1) w
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONTests of
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MENDELNET 2013ANALYSIS OF SPRING BA
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe aim o
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MENDELNET 2013THE HISTORY AND TRADI
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MENDELNET 2013spol. s.r.o. Monitore
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MENDELNET 2013ČESKÝ STATISTICKÝ
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONAgricultu
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MENDELNET 2013• Definition of ele
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MENDELNET 2013The results are telli
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MENDELNET 2013DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TH
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MENDELNET 2013Picture 1 Cadastral V
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONSoil eros
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MENDELNET 2013stable forms of organ
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MENDELNET 2013land use, pesticides,
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MENDELNET 2013EFFECTS OF UV RADIATI
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSUV-B radia
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MENDELNET 2013COMPARISON OF METHODS
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MENDELNET 2013sum of the detected a
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MENDELNET 2013same predictive value
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MENDELNET 2013Section - Rural Devel
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MENDELNET 2013THE IMPACT OF WINTER
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MENDELNET 2013accommodation due to
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MENDELNET 2013THE USE OF SOLAR ENER
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MENDELNET 2013The general data of t
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MENDELNET 2013The photovoltaic powe
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MENDELNET 2013FUNCTION OF AGRICULTU
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 1. The definitio
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MENDELNET 2013EconomicEconomic• E
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MENDELNET 2013RENEWABLE ENERGY, AS
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MENDELNET 2013After analysing the d
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MENDELNET 2013Rural settlements are
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MENDELNET 2013THE IMPACT OF A ROAD
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MENDELNET 2013Three types of CES we
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MENDELNET 2013stream [9] and Kamenn
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MENDELNET 2013THE PROPOSAL OF LANDS
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MENDELNET 2013MATERIAL AND METHODST
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MENDELNET 2013As for our own resear
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MENDELNET 2013occur more often and
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MENDELNET 2013The arrangements how
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MENDELNET 2013Layers of basic mapsQ
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONLand cons
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MENDELNET 2013reforms, all balks, b
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MENDELNET 2013ASSESSMENT OF CHANGES
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MENDELNET 2013meets criteria of sel
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MENDELNET 2013unutilization. Extens
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONSince joi
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MENDELNET 2013On the contrary a neg
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MENDELNET 2013THEORETICAL AND METHO
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MENDELNET 2013amount of information
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MENDELNET 2013IMPLEMENTING THE STAT
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MENDELNET 2013practice example can
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MENDELNET 2013elaborating the docum
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MENDELNET 2013SOUTH-MORAVIAN COUNTR
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 1 Number of devi
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MENDELNET 2013REFERENCES1) ADAMCOV
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONDespite o
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MENDELNET 2013RESULTS FROM SWOT ANA
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MENDELNET 2013PRIŠENK, J. and BORE
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONIt has be
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MENDELNET 2013THE ECONOMIC AND SOCI
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MENDELNET 2013citizen (the buyer) i
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MENDELNET 2013of South Moravian Reg
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONWith the
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MENDELNET 2013Fig.1. Map of present
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MENDELNET 2013Fig.2 Hydric potentia
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MENDELNET 2013EVALUATION OF CURRENT
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MENDELNET 2013through prepared ques
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MENDELNET 2013example; it won the s
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MENDELNET 2013THE DEVELOPMENT AND C
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MENDELNET 2013countries was evaluat
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MENDELNET 2013itself. While impleme
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe Czech
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 3 Map of the Cze
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSProduction
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONLandscape
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MENDELNET 2013The 3-level planning
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MENDELNET 2013THE PROPOSAL OF THE W
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MENDELNET 2013demonstrates that env
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONLand cons
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 2: Reconnaissanc
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MENDELNET 2013MEASUREMENT OF EMISSI
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 1: The range and
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MENDELNET 2013However, the comparis
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MENDELNET 2013INDICATORS OF THE QUA
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 1 Index of livin
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSResults of
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONTourism d
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MENDELNET 2013Disadvantages are rep
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe therm
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MENDELNET 2013FUSARIUM SPECIES SPEC
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MENDELNET 2013Table 1: Climatic reg
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MENDELNET 2013Figure 3: Frequency o
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MENDELNET 2013IOOS, R. - BELHADJ, S
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MENDELNET 2013MONITORING OF PHTHALA
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MENDELNET 2013RESULTS AND DISCUSSIO
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONSmall far
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 4: Counts of mic
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MENDELNET 2013significant, the extr
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MENDELNET 2013THE USING OF NEAR INF
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MENDELNET 2013optical probe by 100
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSThe device
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONLipids wi
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MENDELNET 2013High acid content of
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MENDELNET 2013DYNAMICS OF CHANGES I
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONPhthalic
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MENDELNET 2013concentrations of DBP
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MENDELNET 2013YIELD AND QUALITY OF
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MENDELNET 2013EGGSHELL CRACK DETECT
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MENDELNET 2013It consists of three
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MENDELNET 2013magnitude values from
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MENDELNET 2013filled by one drop of
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MENDELNET 2013TRIPATHI, P. AND N.K.
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONWhey or m
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MENDELNET 2013values of these sampl
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MENDELNET 2013The microbiological r
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MENDELNET 2013THE INFLUENCE OF POLY
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MENDELNET 2013JUMP D.B., 2008: N-3
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MENDELNET 2013Section - Plant Biolo
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MENDELNET 2013NON-DESTRUCTIVE ANALY
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MENDELNET 2013Graph. 1 Content of f
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSThe highes
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe occur
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MENDELNET 2013EFFECT OF STRIGOLACTO
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MENDELNET 2013For the assessment of
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MENDELNET 2013PAPONOV, I. A. TEALE,
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONMilk this
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MENDELNET 2013CitoniceFRAA8400007 8
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MENDELNET 2013DETERMINATION OF OIL
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MENDELNET 2013extraction, the secon
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MENDELNET 2013The blue curve (upper
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe dynam
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MENDELNET 2013PREDICTION OF TECHNOL
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MENDELNET 2013Total volume of PCR r
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONCereals a
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MENDELNET 2013demonstrated in genot
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSElevated [
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONAnthocyan
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe under
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 3 The results of
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MENDELNET 2013REAL-TIME SENSING OF
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MENDELNET 2013Heart preparationFirs
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONBirds are
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MENDELNET 2013CONCLUSIONSThis work
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MENDELNET 2013THE EFFECT OF MOLYBDE
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MENDELNET 2013statistical program S
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MENDELNET 2013REFERENCESBERSÉNYI,A
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONIn compar
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MENDELNET 2013Flight activity of do
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MENDELNET 2013ARACHNOFAUNA OF TREES
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MENDELNET 2013Fig. 2: Distribution
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MENDELNET 2013MILLER F., 1971: Řá
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONThe way o
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONAll horse
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MENDELNET 2013Elased, K. M., T. S.
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONRecently,
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MENDELNET 2013Tab .2LocalityVyšavy
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MENDELNET 2013Tab. 4LocalityNosisla
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MENDELNET 2013REFERENCESBrychta, V.
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONMammary g
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MENDELNET 2013THE FOOD OF PERCH (PE
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MENDELNET 2013INTRODUCTIONGunshot r
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