Zeszyt: 2015, vol. 12 / III / 2 (Aug 2015)

Dr Michał Roman

Analysis of tourism demand based on the research conducted in travel agencies

Dr hab. inż. prof. UTP Andrzej Klimek

Dr inż. Bogusław Chachaj

Prof. dr hab. inż. Stanisław Rolbiecki

dr hab. prof. IO Lidia Sas-Paszt

mgr Michał Przybył

mgr Paweł Trzciński

Prof. dr hab. Waldemar Treder

Colonization by mites (Acari) of wood chips for use in mulching organic fruit crops

Prof. dr hab. inż. Stanisław Rolbiecki

Dr hab Kazimierz Chmura

Comparison of water needs of true millet in the region of Bydgoszcz and Wrocław

Prof. dr hab. inż. Leszek Łabędzki

Controlled run-off as metod of grassland irrigation and peatland preservation in the Noteć river valley

Dr. Hasan Oz

Prof. Dr. Atilgan Atilgan

Determination of effectsof outdoor relative humidity of fan pad cooling effects in greenhouses

Dr inż. Anna Figas

Dr hab. Roman Rolbiecki

Dr inż. Magdalena Tomaszewska-Sowa

drip irrigation, cup plant, in vitro seedlings, micropropagation, very light soil,

Dr Adam Marosz

Introducing new species and cultivars according to climate, demographic and economic changes in Poland – horticultural view

Dr hab. inż. prof. UTP Andrzej Klimek

Prof. dr hab. inż. Stanisław Rolbiecki

Dr hab. Roman Rolbiecki

Dr hab. inż. , prof. IBL Dorota Hilszczańska

Mgr Angelika Kaźmierczak

Mgr Aleksandra Porzych

Mgr Karolina Michalska

Hanna Szmidla

Preliminary study on the effect on pine forest litter inoculum on the plant growth, mycorrhizal status, and the occurrence of mites (Acari) in the root clumps of white birch seedlings

Dr hab. inż. Dariusz Pańka

Dr hab. Roman Rolbiecki

Mgr inż. Natalia Musiał

Dr inż. Małgorzata Jeske

Susceptibility of microirrigated German asparagus cultivars to infection by pathogens

Mgr inż. Joanna Kazimierowicz

The effect of substrate on the amount and composition of biogas in agricultural biogas plant

Prof. dr hab. inż. Andrzej Żyromski

Dr inż. Małgorzata Biniak-Pieróg

Prof. dr hab. inż. Stanisław Rolbiecki

Dr hab. Roman Rolbiecki

The variability of biometric parameters in the second year of cultivation of scots pine on the post arable ground

Abdullah Kadayifci

Doc. Dr Ulas Senyigit

PhD Kahraman Kepenek

This study was carried out at the rose garden established in the Deregumu region of Isparta province in Turkey in 2014. In the experiment, the effects of deficit irrigation applications with different techniques (Traditional deficit irrigation; TS: Full irrigation; GKS-75, GKS-50, GKS-25, GKS-0 and partial root zone drying; YIS:) and protection nets with different shading ratios (A: Non-covered, A-1: Shading ratio 75% and A-2: Shading ratio 35%) on the seasonal water consumption of the Isparta oil rose were determined and crop coefficient values (kc) were acquired according to the reference plant water consumption estimation method (Radiation FAO modification) that can be used in the region conditions. The highest irrigation water amount and the highest plant water consumption values were determined in the TS treatments during the experiment. Approximately % 20 and % 24.4 less irrigation water was applied to A-1: and A-2 treatments in comparison with the A treatment and similarly an average of 16 % and 17% decrease in plant water consumption was realized.

Dr hab.inż. Wojciech Przegon

Village in a parkland landscape