Kystyna Grodzińska Festschrift

About this book

This issue of Polish Botanical Studies is dedicated to Krystyna Grodzińska on the 70th anniversary of her birth, and contains 22 articles (see the table of contents for more details).

Contents

- Z. Mirek: Foreword. 5
- B. Godzik & K. Zarzycki: An appreciation of Professor Krystyna Grodzińska on the occasion of her seventieth birthday. 7
- H. G. Zechmeister, A. Riss, D. Hohenwallner, A. Hanus-Illnar & I. Roder: Changes in trace metal deposition in Austria between 1991 and 2000. 27
- P. Nuorteva, S.-L. Nuorteva, A. Soltanpour & E. Tulisalo: Areal differences in metal pollution in indicator plant samples from southern parts of Finland, Poland and British Columbia. 35
- B. Godzik & G. Szarek-Łukaszewska: Concentrations of heavy metals in Moehringia trinervia (Caryophyllaceae) in the Niepołomice Forest (S Poland) – changes from 1984 to 1999. 43
- J. Smykla, E. Szarek-Gwiazda & B. Krzewicka: Trace elements in the lichens Usnea aurantiaco-atra and U. antarctica from the vicinity of Uruguay’s Artigas Research Station on King George Island, Maritime Antarctic. 49
- W. J. Manning: Pinus cembra, a long term bioindicator for ambient ozone in subalpine regions of the Carpathian Mountains. 59
- E. Orłowska, A. Jurkiewicz, T. Anielska, B. Godzik & K. Turnau: Influence of different arbuscular mycorrhiza fungal (AMF) strains on heavy metal uptake by Plantago lanceolata (Plantaginaceae). 65
- B. Kieliszewska-Rokicka: Microbial community structure and activity in the humus layer of a forest exposed to moderate pollution (Ratanica catchment, southern Poland). 73
- A. Chlebicki, B. Godzik, M. W. Lorenc & A. Skłodowska: Fungi and arsenic-tolerant bacteria in the hypogean environment of an ancient gold mine in Lower Silesia, SW Poland. 81
- A. Rostański: Specific features of the flora of colliery spoil heaps in selected European regions. 97
- M. Wierzbicka & A. Słysz: Does Armeria maritima subsp. halleri (Plumbaginaceae) occur in Poland? 105
- A. Bytnerowicz: Physiological, chemical and growth responses of big cone Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga macrocarpa) to photochemical smog and nutritional deficiencies. 119
- S. Huttunen & S. Manninen: Scots pine and the changing environment – needle responses. 133
- M. Turunen, M.-L. Sutinen, K. Derome, M. Krywult, J. Smykla, S. King & K. Lakkala: Ecophysiological responses of subarctic Scots Pine to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. 143
- P. F. Maycock: The numerical complexity (biodiversity) of mesic old-growth deciduous forests throughout the world. 151
- J. Holeksa & T. Zielonka: Different landscape patterns of subalpine spruce forests in the Tatra Mts and Babia Góra massif (West Carpathians). 167
- J. Kiszka: Lichens of the Biała Woda Nature Reserve in the Małe Pieniny Mts (Western Carpathians). 177
- A. Pacyna & B. Godzik: Vegetation of the Khangai and Khentei Mts (Mongolia) and levels of heavy metals and macroelements in plants. 189
- A. Barcikowski, A. Nienartowicz, J. Nowacka, M. Rozpiórska, M. Wielgosz & A. Wojciechowska: Studies on the floristic diversity of forest phytocoenoses from the Las Piwnicki forest reserve near Toruń. 203
- H. Ružičková & Ľ. Halada: Orchard meadows of the town Banská Štiavnica town (Central -Slovakia). 211
- E. Surówka, E. Niewiadomska & Z. Miszalski: Osmotic stress induces CAM metabolism in cultures of Mesembryanthemum crystallinum (Aizoaceae) in vitro. 219

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