Search Results - "L’ubomír Lichner"

Effects of vegetation at different succession stages on soil properties and water flow in sandy soil by Šurda, Peter, Lichner, Ľubomír, Nagy, Viliam, Kollár, Jozef, Iovino, Massimo, Horel, Ágota

“…The effects of vegetation at different succession stages on soil properties and water flow were assessed in sandy soil at 3 experimental sites near Sekule…”
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Depth-dependent heterogeneity of water flow in sandy soil under grass by Rodný, Marek, Lichner, Ľubomír, Schacht, Karsten, Holko, Ladislav

“…The non-equilibrium water flow was studied on an aeolian sandy soil under grass using the dye tracer infiltration experiments. Two experiments simulating…”
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Estimating hydraulic conductivity of a sandy soil under different plant covers using minidisk infiltrometer and a dye tracer experiment by Homolák, Marián, Capuliak, Jozef, Pichler, Viliam, Lichner, Ľubomír

“…The objective of this study was to estimate the hydraulic conductivity of sandy soil under different plant cover at the locality Mláky II at Sekule (southwest…”
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impact of heating on the hydraulic properties of soils sampled under different plant cover by Novák, Viliam, Lichner, Ľubomír, Zhang, Bin, Kňava, Karol

“…The impact of heating on the peristence of water repellency, saturated hydraulic conductivity, and water retention characteristics was examined on soils from…”
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Ponded infiltration into soil with biopores — field experiment and modeling by Dohnal, Michal, Jaromír DuÅ¡ek, Tomáš Vogel, Milena CíslerovÃ, Ľubomír Lichner, Vlasta Å tekauerovÃ

“…Preferential movement of water in macropores plays an important role when the process of ponded infiltration in natural porous systems is studied. For example,…”
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Variation of nitrates in runoff from mountain and rural areas by Holko, Ladislav, Zdeněk Kostka, L’ubomír Lichner, Vladimír PíÅ

“…The paper presents results of temporal and spatial variation of nitrates in streamwater in the small mountain catchment of the Jalovecký creek, the Western…”
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Influence of vegetation cover on thermal regime of mountainous catchments by Tesař, Miroslav, Šír, Miloslav, Lichner, L’ubomír, Zelenková, Eva

“…Air temperature at heights of 5 and 200 cm above soil surface, as well as soil temperature at depths of 15, 30 and 60 cm were studied in the cold climatic zone…”
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Simulated cadmium transport in macroporous soil during heavy rainstorm using dual-permeability approach by Dušek, Jaromír, Vogel, Tomáš, Lichner, L’ubomír, Čipáková, Andrea, Dohnal, Michal

“…Numerical modelling is used to analyze the transport of cadmium in response to an extreme rainfall event. The cadmium transport through the soil profile was…”
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Simulation of phytomass productivity based on the optimum temperature for plant growth in a cold climate by Šír, Miloslav, Lichner, Ľubomír, Tesař, Miroslav, Hallett, Paul, Martinková, Milena

“…During long-term monitoring (more than 20 years) of the hydrologic regime at 20 mountainous sites in the Czech Republic (altitude 600–1400 m a.s.l.;…”
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Plant transpiration and net entropy exchange on the Earth’s surface in a Czech watershed by Tesař, Miroslav, Miloslav Šír, Ľubomír Lichner, Jan Čermák

“…The influence of plant transpiration on the entropy exchange was quantified as associated with the degradation of solar energy on the Earth’s surface covered…”
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Assessing the microbiological, biochemical, soil-physical and hydrological effects of amelioration of degraded soils in semiarid Spain by Hernandez Fernandez, Ma, Jorge Mataix-Solera, L’ubomír Lichner, Vlasta Å tekaurovÃ, Anton Zaujec, Carlos Garcia Izquierdo

“…The way of improving degraded soils fertility and particularly of improving its microbial activity is to add “young” exogenous organic matter that…”
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Field measurement of soil water repellency and its impact on water flow under different vegetation by Lichner, L’ubomír, Paul Hallett, Debbie Feeney, Olívia ĎugovÃ, Miloslav Šír, Miroslav TesaÅ

“…Numerous recent laboratory studies have shown that vegetation can influence soil water flow by inducing very low levels of water repellency. In this study we…”
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