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Altogether, 52 mollusc species have been recorded during the last 20 years (representing 79% of the total terrestrial mollusc fauna living in the Slovak section of the Danube floodplain). In the area of Bratislava agglomeration we surveyed two softwood and 26 hardwood alluvial forests. The paper brings a review of a long-term malacological survey of fragmented urban alluvial woodland, an important refuge of Middle-Danubian terrestrial molluscan fauna. wesenbergii, Staurastrum furcigerum and S. morus, Cosmarium bioculatum, Dictyosphaerium ehrenbergianum, Gonatozygon kinahanii, Hyalotheca dissiliens, Micrasterias crux-melitensis, Microcystis ichtyoglabe, M. planctonica, Eucapsis alpina, Merismopedia elegans and algae Ankistrodesmus densus, Coelastrum micropo-rum, C. Altogether 16 new cyanobacteria and algae species were recorded at localities Veľký Draždiak Lake, Malý Draždiak Lake and Chorvátske rameno Channel for the first time, namely cyanobacteria Aphanocapsa elegans, A. It was obtained from the plankton of Veľký Draždiak Lake.

was recorded as a new species for Slovak flora. During the excursion, Gonatozygon kinahanii (Archer) Rabenh. For this reason, the excursion is divided into two stages: 1) field work: recognition of habitats of cyanobacteria and algae, practice sampling techniques in the field 2) laboratory work: identification of living microorganisms using a light microscope, preservation of cyanobacteria and algae, showing the advantages and disadvantages of laboratory work with fresh and preserved samples. During this excursion, students have a possibility to see various habitats of phototrophic microorganisms, to know the specifics of the aquatic environments, to understand the distribution of aquatic microorganisms, to get the basic methods of sampling, and to learn to identify and classify the most common cyanobacteria and algae. It is focused on the common taxa of cyanobacteria and algae in the chosen water habitats in Bratislava City, the municipal part of Petržalka, namely Veľký Draždiak Lake, Malý Draždiak Lake and Chorvátske rameno Channel. In this volume, we introduce the second excursion organized by the Department of Botany, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius University in Bratislava, for students in their second semester of bachelor`s studies. Several species of different groups of organisms are commented from the educational point of view. citrinopileatus, Stereum subtomentosum and Tricholoma bonii are presented as taxa of special interest). We did and analysed three phytosociological relevés (Cladino-Pinetum Juraszek 1927, Carici pilosae-Carpinetum Neuhäusl et Neuhäuslová-Novotná 1964), and we recorded 112 taxa of vascular plants (23 woody plants and 89 herbaceous plants), 64 of bryophytes (five liverworts and 59 mosses), 14 of lichenised fungi (Cetraria islandica is vulnerable species in Slovakia) and 62 taxa of macroscopic non-lichenised fungi (five of them from Ascomycota, the rest of Basidiomycota Crepidotus crocophyllus, Marasmius anomalus, Pleurotus cornucopiae var. The phytogeographical areas of Záhorská nížina Lowland and the Malé Karpaty Mts. During five days, we did field practice in eleven predominantly forest habitats in In this paper, we present our knowledge and experiences gained within the course Botany field practice for students of the second semester of the master study.

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The projects we work on and the clients we work with are as diverse as the city itself, and we’re proud to provide planning, engineering, and program management on projects that make a mark on the communities we serve.This is the third of a series of papers intended to introduce the botanical excursions for students that are organised by the Department of Botany, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius University in Bratislava. We also designed the city’s first cycle track so riders can safely bike the entire length of 10th Street, and our Arthur Langford Park design celebrates a local watershed and promotes active recreation on Atlanta’s south side. Our team is also working on the Raw Water Supply Program, which will provide the community with water sustainability for the next 100 years. Our location is a big advantage - many of our projects impact the heart of the community, including our work on the City of Atlanta Consent Decree Program where we’ve helped the City save more than $650 million and reduce sewer spills by 80 percent. And with a downtown office in the Peachtree Center International Tower, Stantec is at the center of the action. Atlanta is an exciting place to live, work, or visit.