Vol. 20 (2014)

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Vol. 20 (2014)
Monday, Mar 23, 2015
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Ecological consequences of deforestation and afforestation on a post-arable land: Changes in the composition and structure of plant communities and transformations of oak-hornbeam habitats and soil
Grażyna Łaska
9-21
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Changes in the plant cover of the dune hill in Folusz near Szubin (NW Poland) between 1959 and 2012: the problem of preservation of xerothermic grasslands in the agricultural landscape
Andrzej Nienartowicz, Dariusz Kamiński, Mieczysław Kunz, Miłosz Deptuła, Edyta Adamska
23-38
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Materials to the lichen biota of the hill in Folusz near Szubin (NW Poland)
Edyta Adamska, Adam Adamski
39-44
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Traditionally managed patch of Cladonia-Scots pine forest in the Biebrza valley – specifity of the protected forest community shaped by human activity
Piotr T. Zaniewski, Adam Bernatowicz, Łukasz Kozub, Ewa Truszkowska, Iwona Dembicz, Małgorzata Wierzbicka
45-52
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Early growth of Scots pine, European larch and common oak at the young age on post-fire area located in the Sława Śląska Forest District (SW Poland)
Piotr Robakowski, Piotr Balicki, Maciej Łukaszewski, Marek Szczerba
53-61
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Water runoff from road surface in mountain forests
Janusz Gołąb
63-69
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Railroads as anthropogenic dispersal corridors. Possible way of the colonization of Poland by a common wall lizard (Podarcis muralis, Lacertidae)
Krzysztof Dudek
71-73
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Mites (Acari, Oribatida) of selected organic farms from the Kujawy-Pomerania Province
Konrad Majtka, Radomir Graczyk, Hanna Szczukowska, Jarosław Kowalski
75-83
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Is current forest landscape research approaches providing the right insights? Observations from India context
Rama Chandra P. Prasad, Krishnan S. Rajan
85-92
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Green Belt Biosphere Reserve in the Brazilian City of São Paulo
Rodrigo R.R. Ribeiro
93-97
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Risks and Benefits of Global Warming and the Loss of Mountain Glaciers and Ice Patches to Archeological, Paleoclimate, and Paleoecology Resources
Robert H. Brunswig
99-108
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Information to authors
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