Zprávy České botanické společnosti

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(Bulletin of the Czech Botanical Society)

In this journal, papers on various aspects of botany, mostly floristic records, identification keys to critical taxa, and results of vegetation analyses in the Czech Republic, are published in Czech or Slovak (with English summaries). Reports on various activities of the Society, book reviews, and anniversaries or obituaries of Society members are also published.

This publication is available at the digital archive of the Moravian Library in Brno

  • 1966-1993 (published as Zprávy Československé botanické společnosti = Bulletin of the Czechoslovak Botanical Society)
  • since 1994

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Volume 57
Year Issue Page Author(s) Title
2022 1 41 Pavel Lustyk, Jan Doležal Additions to the flora of the Czech Republic. XX.
2022 2 177 Radek Štencl, Jindřich Chrtek, Olga Rotreklová, Siegfried Bräutigam The genus Pilosella in the Jeseníky Protected Landscape Area (northern Moravia, Silesia)
Volume 55
Year Issue Page Author(s) Title
2020 1 27 Pavel Lustyk, Jan Doležal Additamenta ad floram Reipublicae Bohemicae. XVIII.
2020 2 279 Věra Samková [ed.] Results of the Summer School of Field Botany of the Czech Botanical Society in Nová Paka, 30 June - 6 July 2013
2020 2 361 Zdeněk Blahník Species and cultivars of woody plants cultivated in arboreta, parks and gardens at Studenec and Dolní Brusnice, East Bohemia
Volume 54
Year Issue Page Author(s) Title
2019 1 47 Pavel Lustyk, Jan Doležal Additamenta ad floram Reipublicae Bohemicae. XVII.
Volume 48
Year Issue Page Author(s) Title
2013 1 1 Pavel Novák, Jan Roleček New record of Quercus frainetto in SW Moravia and notes on its occurrence in the Czech Republic
Volume 53
Year Issue Page Author(s) Title
2018 2 271 Pavel Sekerka, Zuzana Caspers Ancient iris cultivars grown in the Czech Republic
2018 2 375 Pavol Eliáš st. Role of bait sites in the spread of alien plants in a (forest) landscape
2018 2 239 Pavol Eliáš st. Current research of flora and vegetation of anthropogenic habitats in Slovakia. A review
2018 2 217 Petr Kočár, Adéla Pokorná, Jiří Sádlo Changes in synantropic vegetation of the Czech Republic in Prehistoric times and Early Middle Ages (5600 BC – AD 1200)
2018 1 1 Petr Kocián, Michal Ducháček, Pavel Kúr Tragus racemosus along motorways in the Czech republic
2018 2 345 Zdenka Hroudová, Jaroslav Rydlo Aquatic and wetland plants in an area influenced by brown coal strip mining
2018 2 207 Zdeňka Lososová Diversity of European urban plant communities
Volume 39
Year Issue Page Author(s) Title
2004 3 321 Pavel Špryňar Notes on the surprising occurrence of Notholaena marantae and Asplenium cuneifolium on the ultrabasic picrite in Bohemian Karst (Central Bohemia)
2004 3 339 Radim J. Vašut, Martin Dančák, Bohumil Trávníček Bramble flora of Northern part of the Moravian Carpathians (Czech Republic)
2004 3 397 Richard Višňák Sesleria uliginosa - a new species in western Bohemia
Volume 50
Year Issue Page Author(s) Title
2015 2 301 Petr Kočár, Adéla Pokorná, Veronika Komárková Anthropogenic flora of prehistoric settlements according to macro-remain analysis
2015 2 197 Petr Pokorný, Jiří Sádlo, Milan Chytrý, Lucie Juřičková, Jan Novák, Vojen Ložek Non-forest vegetation of Bohemian Basin: relict origin and anthropogenic transformation
2015 2 165 Petr Pokorný, Vlasta Jankovská, Ivan Horáček Bohemian Hercynides versus Western Carpathians: A crucial biogeographic boundary of Europe during the last glacial epoch
2015 2 267 Petra Hájková, Michal Hájek, Michal Horsák, Eva Jamrichová Our knowledge of the history of calcareous fens in the Western Carpathians
Volume 51
Year Issue Page Author(s) Title
2016 1 21 Petr Lepší Asplenium × woynarianum - a new hybrid for the Czech Republic
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