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Volume 2 (2001) Number 1-2
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With great suspense, we write this presentation for newborn
magazine “Journal of Central European Agriculture” (JCEA)
after all hardships of its creation, and invite you to publish
in this magazine. Social changes of countries in transition of
central Europe have brought major changes in agriculture.
Abandoning of central planing agriculture and introduction of
open market, creates need for quickest possible exchange of
knowledge’s. Countries in transition have similar problems
so, logical step is creation shared journal. Beginning of new
millennium and spreading of new electronic technologies
creates new fields of publishing and easier access to
knowledge from remote places. Except need for knowledge, there
is a need for internationalisation of problems, and keeping
and developing national languages for agriculture. We have
tried to combine such contradictory problems in one unifying
electronic agricultural magazine for central and Eastern
Europe. Not less important intention is to relax pressure on
present West European journals in agriculture, and give
opportunity to the scientist of Central European countries to
publish faster. Multilingual strategy of the journal accepts
world intention in preserve and support development of
national languages.
In editorial board from first number are included the three
members, Agriculture University Nitra from Slovakia,
Agriculture University Georgikon from Hungary and Agriculture
Faculty Zagreb from Croatia. From second year participating
Cluj- Napoca University of Agricultural Sciences and
Veterinary Medicine from Romania. It is present letter of
intend from Universities of some other central European
countries.
Articles
are published in English and/or language of the author.
Understanding is secured with publishing short and detailed
abstract in English and all appendixes in two languages. We
are primarily interested to publish scientific articles, short
scientific news and rewiewes from all fields of sustainable
agriculture.
We
expect that this journal will fill the needs for publishing
results of scientists included in scientific and development
programs of central and eastern countries in transition.
Beside articles, this issue also contains short abstracts from 4th International Conference "Ecophysiology of plant production processes in stress conditions" on September 12-14, 2000 in Račkova dolina, Slovakia.
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CONTENTS:
A possible way of export diversification
Az export-diverzifikáció egy lehetséges módja
G. HORVÁTH
ÖSSZEFOGLALÁS
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Isolation
and sequencing of a genomic DNA encoding for ascorbate oxidase,
a key enzyme involved in the biodegradation of ascorbic acid in
melon
E. ALATSATIANOS, M. ARDELEAN*, C. BOTEZ, M. SAVATTI, R. SESTRAŞ, M. CORDEA
ABSTRACT
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Regional Characteristics of Social and Economic Structures in Western
Transdanubia
A társadalmi és gazdasági struktúrák reginális jellemzői a Nyugat Dunántúlon
T. MOLNÁR
ÖSSZEFOGLALÁS
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Signals
regarding the isolation of chlorophyl-free algae in the milk of
some healthy cows and some with mamitts
L. OGNEAN, D. PUSTA, L. OANA
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The Biography of JÁNOS NAGYVÁTHY - the First Hungarian Agricultural Writer
Nagyváthy, az első magyar mezőgazdasági szakíró élete
G. LUKÁCS, J. LUKÁCSNÉ PETŐ
ÖSSZEFOGLALÁS
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Influence of grassing on chosen soil biological properties in orchard
Vplyv zatrávnenia ovocného sadu na vybrané biologické charakteristiky pôdy
S. MÁTÉOVÁ, T. ŠTEVLÍKOVÁ, J. VJATRÁKOVÁ, B. DOBOŠOVÁ
SÚHRN
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The effect of the manner of harvesting and curing on the yield of burley tobacco
I. TURŠIĆ, S. DAMJANIĆ, I. BENČIĆ
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4th International Conference
Račkova dolina, Slovakia, September 12-14, 2000
Ecophysiology of plant production processes in stress conditions
Section
I Stress concepts, new methods in plant stress physiology
Section II Abiotic and biotic stresses
Section III Molecular and genetic aspects of stress
Section IV Changes of growth and production induced by stress
Section I
- STRESS CONCEPTS, NEW METHODS IN PLANT STRESS PHYSIOLOGY
PDF OF SECTION I (168 kb)
Biophysical non-invasive methods for stress detection in plants
Jan GLOSER, Vít GLOSER
Vertically and horizontally divided compensation soil lysimeters for continual measurement of water
uptake by different roots and part of roots of intact root system
Timotej JEŠKO, Ján NAVARA
The new aspects in study of xenobiotic effects on plants
Elena MASAROVIČOVÁ, Katarína KRÁL'OVÁ, Lucia LUNÁČKOVÁ
The stress concepts and the search for optimum conditions
Lubomír NÁTR
Tissue
culture as an alternative method for study
of plant responses to stress
Mária Gabriela OSTROLUCKÁ
Thermodynamic
state
of
water
at
limits
of
plant
dehydration
Jiří ZÁMEČNÍK
Stress
in
relation
to
crop
production
Miroslav
ZIMA
Back to SECTIONS
Section
II - ABIOTIC AND BIOTIC STRESSES
PDF OF SECTION II (379 kb)
Stress
in anther
and microspore
cultures
of rape
Zuzana BEŇOVÁ
Phospholipide
signalling
in plant
defence
responses
Lenka BURKETOVÁ, Daniela SEIFERTOVÁ, Zuzana NOVOTNÁ,
Olga ALENTOVÁ, Kateryna NOKHRINA, Jan MARTINEC
Extracellular
algal
products
could
modify
toxic
effects
of herbicide
2,4-D
Krystyna
BURKIEWICZ, Roman SYNAK
Effects
of
graded
concentration
of
Al3+ ions
on
the production
of
assimilation
pigments
and
ethylene
in
explantat culture
of
Magnolia
x
soulangiana
Soul.-Bod.
Angelika
FILOVÁ, Zuzana JUREKOVÁ
The
response
of
Zea
mays
root
system
to
low
temperature
Otília
GAŠPARÍKOVÁ
Stresses
of
warehoused
agricultural
crops
Vojtech
HORČIN, Adriana MASARYKOVÁ
The
reaction
of
isolated
embryonic
axis
of
pea
(Pisum sativum L.) on
treatment
by
ultrasound
Katarína
HRUBÍKOVÁ, Milan BEŽO
Changes
in
chlorophyll fluorescence
of
Triticosecale Wittmack
plant
subjected
to drought
stress
Tomasz
HURA, Stanisław GRZESIAK
Influence
of
Phoma
lingam
(Tode ex Fr.)
Desm.
to
secondary
metabolites
on
metabolic
activity
of
oilseed
winter
rape
callus
Katarzyna
HURA,
Iwona
ŻUR,
Marcin RAPACZ
Effect
of
low
temperature
on
callus
tissue
of
Brassica
napus
L.
response
to
secondary
metabolites
of
Phoma
lingam
(Tode
ex
Fr.)
Desm.
Katarzyna
HURA,
Iwona
ŻUR
Utilization
of
phytoextraction
know-how
in
technologies
of
environmental
remediation
Zuzana
JUREKOVÁ
Stress
in
trees
growing
at
different
altitudes
Ewa
KĘPA
Effects
of
fotomodified
fluoranthene on
Lactuca sativa (L.), Allium
cepa (L.)
and
Solanum
lycopersicum (L.)
during
germination and
early
seedling
development
Eva
KMENTOVÁ, Marie KUMMEROVÁ
Bioindikation
of
the
physiological
state
of
beech
(Fagus
sylvatica
L.)
in
different
stress
conditions
Jaroslav
KMET
Effect
of
selenium
on
the
accumulation
of
calcium
in
Zea
mays
L.
plants
Krystyna
PAZURKIEWICZ-KOCOT,
Witold GALAS
Different
activity
and
resistance
of
Bradyrhizobium
japonicum
strain
in
symbiosis
under
water
stress
Anna
KUBOVÁ
The
protective
effect
of
elevated
atmospheric
CO2
concentration
of
maize
hybrids
subjected to
chilling
Renata
BACZEK-KWINTA,
Janusz KOŚCIELNIAK
The
effect
of
frost
hardening
of
mother
plants
on
the
frost
resistance
of
winter
oilseed-rape
calli
Elzbieta
MARKOWSKA-KOZAK
The
effect
of
prehardening
of
explant
source
on
frost
resistance
of
winter
oilseed-rape
calli
Elzbieta
MARKOWSKA-KOZAK
Aluminium
toxicity
in
plants:
structural
and
functional
aspects
Igor
MISTRÍK
CAM
plants
as
a
model
in
stress
studies
Zbigniew
MISZALSKI,
Marta LIBIK
Growth
depressions
in
wheat
caused
by
common
bunt
fungus
(Tilletia
caries
(DC.)
Tul.)
Peter
PAULECH
Effect
of
aluminium
on
membranes
of
maize
root
cells
Ján
PAVLOVKIN,
Igor
MISTRÍK
Changes
in
electric
potential
of
spring
barley
and
meadow
fescue
callus
tissues
treated
with
fungal
elicitor
Agnieszka
PŁAŻEK,
Maria
FILEK
Water
stress
and
rehydration:
effect
of
cytokinins
Jana
POSPÍŠILOVÁ,
Jana
RULCOVÁ
The
influence
of
abiotic
stress
factors
on
selected
physiological
characteristics
of
beech
Tibor
PRIWITZER
Electrical
changes
induced
by
T-2
toxin
Ján
RAŇANSKÝ,
Waldemar
ZIEGLER,
Dáša
HORÁKOVÁ,
Antónia
ŠROBÁROVÁ
Changes
in
photosynthetic
apparatus
of
oilseed
rape
subjected
to
frost
dehardening
in
various
thermoperiodic
regimes
Marcin
RAPACZ
Histochemical
study
on
phenolic
compounds
in
leaf
tissues
of
Lactuca
spp.
infected
by
Bremia
lactucae
Michaela
SEDLÁŘOVÁ,
Aleš
LEBEDA,
Pavla
BINAROVÁ
Influence
of
induced
root
hypoxia
on
the
biomass
production
of
two
grass
species
Karel
SUCHÝ
Changes
in
activity
of
some
antioxidative
enzymes
during
cold
treatment
Tomáš
TAKÁČ
Rate
of
soil
hygiene
around
the
metallurgical
factory
Ján
TOMÁŠ,
Tomáš
TÓTH,
Peter
LAZOR
Effect
of
stress
factors
on
Norway
spruce
embryogenic
culture
induction
Helena
VLAŠÍNOVÁ,
Petra
HÁJKOVÁ,
Marek
KLEMŠ,
Ladislav
HAVEL
Arrangement
of
soil
reaction
in
relationship
to
heavy
metal
contents
in
biomass
of
some
agricultural
plants
Alena
VOLLMANNOVÁ,
Ladislav
LAHUČKÝ,
Monika
HALÁSOVÁ
The
extent
of
attack
of
selected
grass
species
by
the
Fusarium
fungi
Bohumila
VOŽENÍLKOVÁ,
František
KLIMEŠ
Low
temperature
after
effect
on
rape
(Brassica
napus
L.)
callus
response
to
secondary
metabolites
of
Phoma
lingam
(Tode
ex
Fr.)
Desm.
Iwona
ŻUR,
Katarzyna
HURA
Response
to
cadmium
in
Brassica
napus
(L.)
protoplast
cultures
Iwona
ŻUR,
Marta
PILIPOWICZ
Back to
SECTIONS
Section
III - MOLECULAR
AND GENETIC ASPECTS OF STRESS
PDF OF
SECTION III (169 kb)
Peroxidase
activity
in
different
parts
of
the
crown
of
silver
fir
trees
Peter
BOLEČEK,
Andrej
KORMUŤÁK
Sesility
and
clonality
of
plants
in
conditions
of
environmental
stress
Pavol
Eliáš
Seasonal
variation
in
peroxidase
activity
of
silver
fir
(Abies alba Mill.)
needles
Andrej
KORMUŤÁK,
Peter
BOLEČEK
Modifications
of
some
physiological
parameters
of
wheat
in
stress
conditions
Anton
KOSTREJ,
Juraj
DANKO
Genotypic
variation
in
proline
content
and
osmotic
adjustment
for
drought
tolerance
in
barley
plants
Marek
KOVÁR,
Katarína
OLŠOVSKÁ,
Marta
DRAGÚŇOVÁ,
Juraj
DANKO,
Marián
BRESTIČ
The
influence
of
severe
soil
drought
on
growth
processes
and
antioxidative
activity
in
flag
leaves
of
winter
triticale
Renata
BĄCZEK-KWINTA,
Władysław
FILEK,
Stanisław
GRZESIAK,
Tomasz
HURA
Acclimation
by
suboptimal
temperature
protects
maize
hybrids
against
chilling
Renata
BĄCZEK-KWINTA,
Janusz
KOŚCIELNIAK
Some
molecular
biology
aspects
of
photosynthesis
Alojz
MARENČÍK,
Klaudia
JOMOVÁ,
Alžbeta
HEGEDŰSOVÁ
Redox
regulation
of
superoxide
dismutases
and
ascorbate
peroxidase
gene
expression
during
excess
excitation
energy
and
high
salinity
in
ntermediate
C3-CAM
plant
Mesembryanthemum
crystallinum
L.
Ireneusz
Ślesak,
Barbara
Karpinska,
Zbigniew
Miszalski,
Jan-Erik
Hällgren,
Stanislaw
Karpinski
Back to SECTIONS
Section
IV - CHANGES OF
GROWTH AND PRODUCTION INDUCED BY STRESS
PDF OF SECTION IV (350 KB)
The
effect
of
phytohormones
on
flowering
and
physico-chemical
properties
of
shoot
apex
during
generative
development
of
winter
wheat
J.BIESAGA–KOŚCIELNIAK,
J.
KOŚCIELNIAK,
M.FILEK,
I.MARCIŃSKA,
E.NIEMCZYK
Physiological
changes
in
Stevia
rebaudiana
(Bertoni)
leaves
caused
by
root
sphere
conditions
Katarína
ČERNÁ
The
influence
of
low
temperature
oscillations
on
the
time
to
heading
in
winter
wheat
F.
DUBERT,
A.
SKOCZOWSKI,
E.
SKRZYPER
Plant
production
in
ontogenesis
of
overwintered
wheat
Štefan
EGED
The
changes
in
ethylene
production,
abscisic
acid
and
indolyl-3-acetic
acid
contents
as
markers
of
birch
stress
and
damage
under
the
influence
of
CEPA
and
H2SO4
treatments
Helena
FIŠEROVÁ,
Marek
KLEMŠ,
Dagmar
SMOLÍKOVÁ,
Vilém
REINÖHL,
Emanuel
KULA
Effect
of
machinery
during
potato
harvest
and
storage
on
the
losess
reduction
and
product
quality
increasing
Ján
FRANČÁK,
Helena
FRANČÁKOVÁ
The
impact
of
limited
soil
moisture
and
waterlogging
stress
conditions
on
morphological
root
traits
in
maize
hybrids
Stanislaw
Grzesiak,
Tomasz
Hura,
Maciej
T.
Grzesiak,
Sebastian
PieŃkowski
Quantitative
analysis
of
the
root
system
structure
of
triticosecale
cultivars
Stanislaw
GRZESIAK,
Maciej
T.
GRZESIAK,
Wladyslaw
FILEK,
Joanna
STABRYLA,
Tomasz
HURA,
Sebastian
PIEŃKOWSKI
Genotypic
variation
in
the
growth
of
the
root
system
of
triticosecale
cultivars
under
water
stress
conditions
Stanislaw
GRZESIAK,
Maciej
T.
GRZESIAK,
Wladyslaw
FILEK,
Joanna
STABRYLA,
Tomasz
HURA,
Sebastian
PIEŃKOWSKI
Stabilizing
and
limiting
factors
of
yield
formation
of
spring
barley
Václav
HEJNÁK,
Jana
KRIŽKOVÁ
Influence
of
abiotic
stresses
upon
anatomical
structure
of
winter
wheat
grains
František
HNILIČKA,
Ladislav
BLÁHA,
Petr
HOŘEJŠ,
Ivana
HOMUTOVÁ
Impact
of
different
nitrogen
concentrations
in
solution
upon
energy
content
in
young
wheat
plants
František
HNILIČKA,
Vratislav
NOVÁK
Influence
of
different
nitrogen
concentration
in
the
solution
upon
rate
of
photosynthesis
and
transpiration
of
winter
wheat
plants
František
HNILIČKA,
Šárka
PISKÁČKOVÁ
Influence
of
abiotic
stresses
upon
photosynthetic
rate
with
representative
tomato
cultivars
Helena
HNILIČKOVÁ,
Josef
DUFFE
Influence
of
moisture
deficit
upon
physiological
characteristics
and
yield
formation
with
hops
Helena
HNILIČKOVÁ,
Vratislav
NOVÁK
Changes
of
anatomical
structure
of
wheat
grains
influenced
by
representative
abiotic
stresses
Petr
HOŘEJŠ,
František
HNILIČKA,
Ladislav
BLÁHA,
Ivana
HOMUTOVÁ
The
growth
and
water
uptake
by
maize
plants
in
drying
soil
Timotej
JEŠKO
Comparative
study
of
Magnolia
x
soulangeana
leaves
under
different
cultivation
conditions
Martin
JURÁŠ
The
effect
of
natural
and
anthropogenic
substances
on
phytoplankton
cells
Alicja
KOSAKOWSKA,
Janusz
PEMPKOWIAK
Production
potential
of
winter
wheat
in
different
soil
tillage
technologies
Dana
KOTOROVÁ
Epidermal
cells
of
Magnolia
soulangeana
leaves
in
in
vitro
conditions
and
after
acclimation
Anna
KUBOVÁ,
Aurelia
KAMENICKÁ,
Martin
JURÁŠ
Effect
of
Cd
on
plant
productionable
changes
Ladislav
LAHUČKÝ,
Alena
VOLLMANNOVÁ
Effect
of
UV-C
radiation
on
redox
activity
and
proton
extrusion
in
maize
coleoptile
segments
Halina
lekacz,
Małgorzata
kędziorska,
Jolanta
Idkowiak,
Waldemar
karcz
The
influence
of
low
temperature
on
growth
kinetics
of
wheat
suspension
culture
Izabela
MARCIŃSKA,
Jolanta
BIESAGA-KOŚCIELNIAK,
Maria
FILEK,
Marta
PILIPOWICZ
The
influence
of
the
water
regime
on
the
creation
of
the
accumulation
potention
of
the
winter
wheat
stand
on
the
Eastslovakian
Lowland
Rastislav
MATI
Influence
of
Simulated
Hailstorm
on
the
Yield
of
Maize
Daniel
NOVÁK
Chlorophyll
fluorescence
in
spring
barley,
meadow
fescue
and
winter
rape
leaves
as
affected
by
ozone
fumigation
Agnieszka
PŁAŻEK,
Marcin
RAPACZ,
Andrzej
SKOCZOWSKI
The
effect
of
seeds
laser
biostimulation
on
growth
of
faba
bean
determinate
form
in
differentiated
temperature
conditions
Anna
PODLEŚNA,
Janusz
POSLEŚNY
The
effect
of
seeds
laser
biostimulation
on
determinate
form
of
faba
bean
growth
in
differentiated
moisture
conditions
Janusz
POSLEŚNY,
Anna
POSLEŚNA
Decreasing
of
sugar
beet
yield
caused
by
leaf
area
damage
(Beta
vulgaris
L.)
Josef
Pulkrábek,
Oldřich
Faměra,
Lucie
Jozefyová,
Josef
Šroller
Responses
to
water
stress
of
epiphytic
fern
gametophyte
Platycerium
bifurcatum
Grzegorz
Rut,
Jan
Krupa,
Andrzej
Rzepka
Production
of
the
German
chamomile
canopies
affected
by
a
stress
disturbance
Ivan
ŠALAMON,
Miroslav
HABÁN
Floristic
–
phytocoenology
speciality
fringe
communities
Milan
SKALICKÝ,
Jana
ČESKÁ
The
influence
of
cold
on
the
photosynthetic
activity
in
leaves
of
26
cultivars
of
winter
wheat
A.
SKOCZOWSKI,
F.
DUBERT,
F.
JANOWIAK
In
vitro
cultures
of
immature
maize
embryos
Magdalena
Szechyńska
The
influence
of
selected
growing
factors
variability
on
spring
barley
(Hordeum
sativum
L.)
yield
Štefan
TÓTH
The
effect
of
nitrogen
fertilization
on
the
dry
matter
formation
and
the
energy
accumulation
by
spinach
plants
Luboš
Türkott,
Václav
Hejnák
Qualitative
properties
of Anthemis
tinctoria
and Anthemis
nobilis (Chamaemelum
nobile) under
different
environmental
conditions
Štefánia
Vaverková,
Miroslav
Habán,
Katarína
Černá
The
influence
of
abiotic
multistresse
pH,
Cd,
N
nutrition
and
water
stress
on
the
rate
of
photosynthesis
and
transpiration
of
the
leaves
of
barley
seedlings
Brigita
ZÁMEČNÍKOVÁ
Differences
between
two
spring
barley
cultivars
assimilate
partitioning
as
reaction
to
nitrogen
nutrition
and
water
stress
Miroslav
ZIMA,
Rudolf
HOJČUŠ,
Katarína
ČERNÁ
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