... Na maďarskej strane sú to potoky Bózsva, Cserenkő (Csenkő), Nyíri a Bisó, vodné nádrže pri sa... more ... Na maďarskej strane sú to potoky Bózsva, Cserenkő (Csenkő), Nyíri a Bisó, vodné nádrže pri samote Telkibánya a László-tanya a jazierko pri obci Vi ly-vi tá ny. ... 9. 2002 – 2m, 2f net., 4. 10. 2002 – 3m, 5f net., 2 vyleteli a 8 viselo na stene, 9. 2. 2006 – 29 ex. obs. ...
The stock and long-term population change of the lesser mole rat is not well known in Hungary. Se... more The stock and long-term population change of the lesser mole rat is not well known in Hungary. Several small populations disappeared in the last years. In this paper we describe our population estimations at the three largest habitats: Hajdúbagos, Hajdúhadház and Debrecen-Józsa, and complemented these with literature data for other habitats. A comparison with earlier data, no large population changes occurred, even if uncertainties of earlier reports are considered. The Hungarian stock size was not more than 950 individuals in 2006. Densities of the two biggest populations are similar. The question arises if the populations reached the carrying capacity of these areas? We found significant change in densities of the lesser mole rat, which is caused by the different grazing or/and abandonment of grazing.
The composition of fungal biota and air quality of five traditional subterranean wine cellars and... more The composition of fungal biota and air quality of five traditional subterranean wine cellars and one store building of a modern wine production facility were examined in the Tokaj wine region (northeastern Hungary). Air samples were collected with SAS IAQ sampler onto PDA, MEA and RBA. Strains representing morphotypes were isolated from colonies formed on agar plates from either air or surface samples. The internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region of the rRNA gene cluster was amplified with primers ITS1 and ITS4. Altogether 90 morphotypes were isolated, 48 and 12 strains (43 species) from the air and surfaces, respectively. The number of spore-forming species generated high diversity of indoor fungi and differences between the cellars’ fungal compositions; however, their dominant species were proved to be the same. Among the isolated strains Penicillium spp. were the most frequent. The walls of cellars were covered by colonies of Zasmidium (Cladosporium) cellare often referred to as a noble mold. Even so, this mold has been found only at a small concentration in the air samples (10–30 CFU/m3). The walls of the modern store were free of molds. Diversity of fungi of the examined wine cellars was influenced by environmental conditions to a certain degree, such as elevation (height above sea level), age, reconstruction time of cellars, indoor ethanol concentration and the number of chimneys. The location of cellars poorly influenced the concentration of fungi of the air inside cellars, contrary to outdoors where the air of the municipal area contained more CFUs than that of rural spaces.
Roost utilisation byRhinolophus ferrumequinum (Schreber, 1774) was investigated between 1984 and ... more Roost utilisation byRhinolophus ferrumequinum (Schreber, 1774) was investigated between 1984 and 1998 in north-eastern Hungary. Exploration of summer and winter roosts, monitoring and bat-banding were implemented to find movements between the colonies. Data on roost utilisation by this species in south-eastern Slovakia, collected in a similar way, were included for comparison. Twenty-two marked bats were recaptured. The studied bats created
... Na maďarskej strane sú to potoky Bózsva, Cserenkő (Csenkő), Nyíri a Bisó, vodné nádrže pri sa... more ... Na maďarskej strane sú to potoky Bózsva, Cserenkő (Csenkő), Nyíri a Bisó, vodné nádrže pri samote Telkibánya a László-tanya a jazierko pri obci Vi ly-vi tá ny. ... 9. 2002 – 2m, 2f net., 4. 10. 2002 – 3m, 5f net., 2 vyleteli a 8 viselo na stene, 9. 2. 2006 – 29 ex. obs. ...
The stock and long-term population change of the lesser mole rat is not well known in Hungary. Se... more The stock and long-term population change of the lesser mole rat is not well known in Hungary. Several small populations disappeared in the last years. In this paper we describe our population estimations at the three largest habitats: Hajdúbagos, Hajdúhadház and Debrecen-Józsa, and complemented these with literature data for other habitats. A comparison with earlier data, no large population changes occurred, even if uncertainties of earlier reports are considered. The Hungarian stock size was not more than 950 individuals in 2006. Densities of the two biggest populations are similar. The question arises if the populations reached the carrying capacity of these areas? We found significant change in densities of the lesser mole rat, which is caused by the different grazing or/and abandonment of grazing.
The composition of fungal biota and air quality of five traditional subterranean wine cellars and... more The composition of fungal biota and air quality of five traditional subterranean wine cellars and one store building of a modern wine production facility were examined in the Tokaj wine region (northeastern Hungary). Air samples were collected with SAS IAQ sampler onto PDA, MEA and RBA. Strains representing morphotypes were isolated from colonies formed on agar plates from either air or surface samples. The internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region of the rRNA gene cluster was amplified with primers ITS1 and ITS4. Altogether 90 morphotypes were isolated, 48 and 12 strains (43 species) from the air and surfaces, respectively. The number of spore-forming species generated high diversity of indoor fungi and differences between the cellars’ fungal compositions; however, their dominant species were proved to be the same. Among the isolated strains Penicillium spp. were the most frequent. The walls of cellars were covered by colonies of Zasmidium (Cladosporium) cellare often referred to as a noble mold. Even so, this mold has been found only at a small concentration in the air samples (10–30 CFU/m3). The walls of the modern store were free of molds. Diversity of fungi of the examined wine cellars was influenced by environmental conditions to a certain degree, such as elevation (height above sea level), age, reconstruction time of cellars, indoor ethanol concentration and the number of chimneys. The location of cellars poorly influenced the concentration of fungi of the air inside cellars, contrary to outdoors where the air of the municipal area contained more CFUs than that of rural spaces.
Roost utilisation byRhinolophus ferrumequinum (Schreber, 1774) was investigated between 1984 and ... more Roost utilisation byRhinolophus ferrumequinum (Schreber, 1774) was investigated between 1984 and 1998 in north-eastern Hungary. Exploration of summer and winter roosts, monitoring and bat-banding were implemented to find movements between the colonies. Data on roost utilisation by this species in south-eastern Slovakia, collected in a similar way, were included for comparison. Twenty-two marked bats were recaptured. The studied bats created
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