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THE PRESENCE OF MITES (ACARI) IN PINE WOOD CHIPS ENRICHED WITH PEAT AND LIGNITE INOCULATED WITH FOREST LITTER AND IRRIGATED
Comparison of seasonal dynamics of mite (acari) aggregation in pine forest litter and pine chips
Seasonal dynamics of the occurrence of soil mites (Acari) on strawberry plantations mulched with wood chips and in a nearby patch of grass
Soil mites (Acari) in the cultivation of strawberries mulched with wood chips
Soil mites (Acari) in rhizoboxes with apple trees after application of fertilizers and selected biopreparations
Oribatid mites (acari, oribatida) on plantations of chokeberry and blackcurrant under microir-rigation
Forest comparison of soil mites (acari) on post-arable land and land in the initial stage of forest succession
Selected effects of revitalization of the reclaimed post-military area at forest District Źołędowo
Occurrence of mites (Acari) in culture media of selected species of seedlings in the container nursery Bielawy
Comparison of the effects of mulching with ectohumus and controlled micorrhi-zation on plants and mites (Acari) in the container production of scots pine seedlings
The use of forest humus for revitalization of soil in the one-year production cycle for scots pine seedlings
Preliminary study on the effect of chosen revitalization measures on the growth parameters of two-year old scots pine seedlings as well as on the occurrence of soil mites (Acari) in the forest nursery Bielawy of Dobrzejewice Forest Inspectorate
The use of forest humus for revitalization of soil in the one-year production cycle for white birch seedlings
The use of composted sewage sludge and forest ectohumus for enrichment of soils in the one-year production cycle of scots pine seedlings
Growth of scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.)and occurrence of soil mites (Acari) on the reclaimed post-military area at forest district Żołędowo
Effect of organic fertilization and mulching on the growth of one-year old scots pine seedlings and biological properties of soils in forest nursery under micro-sprinkler irrigation
Vegetation, chosen properties of soil and mites (Acari) in the introductory phase of forest succession on the reclaimed post-military area Bydgoszcz-Jachcice
Preliminary study on the influence of chosen revitalization measures on the growth parameters of oneyear old scots pine seedlings as well as on the occurrence of soil mites (Acari) in the forest nursery under irrigation
Preliminary results of studies on the effects of organic fertilization and mulching on the growth of one-year old european larch (Larix decidua mill.) seedlings and occurrence of soil mites under micro-sprinkler irrigation in two sylvan-natural regions of Poland
Influence of microirrigation and organic fertilization on the growth of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) seedlings and the occurrence of soil mites in a post-arable land of two different sylvan-natural regions
Preliminary study on the influence of organic fertilization and mulching on the growth of one-year old Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) seedlings and occurrence of soil mites under micro-sprinkler irrigation in two differ-ent sylvan-natural regions of Poland
Effect of microirrigation and organic fertilization on the two-years’old seedling production of scots pine (Pinus sylvestris l.) in forest nurseries with the use of zoo-melioration
Comparison of the influence of sprinkler irrigation and microirrigation on one-year old seedling production of the verrucose birch under zoomelioration conditions
Flora and some proporties of fallow soil which was previously under arable cultivation in conditions of sprinkler irrigation
Effect of microirrigation and organic fertilization on the one-year old seedling production of scotch pine (Pinus Sylvestris L.) on a post-agricultural ground at kruszyn krajeński with the use of zoo-melioration (Preliminary study)