Vol. 3 No. 1 (2005)

Published: 2005-07-16

Articles

Landscape forming role of the fruit nurseries in old Hungary

Dezső Surányi

1-17
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Natural environment – an environmental psychological approach

Andrea Dúll, Zsuzsanna Dósa

19-25
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Landscape preservational aspects of small creek management

Ildikó Réka Báthoryné Nagy

27-35
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Land use and landscape value protection in the Hollókő World Heritage site and its surroundings

Péter Csima, Attila Gergely, Gábor Kiss

37-50
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Generation and development of landscape structures on traditionally cultivated small parcel vineyards

Krisztina Gyarmati

51-62
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Microelement content studies in soils of dolomite grasslands and austrian pine plantations

András Halbritter, Júlia Tamás, Attila Anton, Nikolett Uzinger

63-73
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Coenological investigations on grasslands managed by different cultivation methods in the South-Eastern part of the Hungarian Great Plain

Edina Herczeg, Ákos Pottyondy, Károly Penksza

75-82
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Agrogeological characterisation of the plain and hilly regions of Hungary

László Kuti, Barbara Kerék, Tibor Tóth

83-97
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The vegetation of the the Bátorliget mire reserve and its changes in the last 15 years

Flóra Tinya, Zoltán Tóth

99-117
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The effects of surface cover on phosphorous distribution over the slope

Csaba Centeri, Alexandra Császár

119-131
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Complex (functional and structural) landscape ecology research in the border area of the Dél-Alföld Region

Balázs Duray, Zoltán Hegedűs

133-153
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Agro-ecology – landscape ecology

György Várallyay

155-175
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Erodibility measurements in the Tetves catchment using rainfall simulator

Gergely Jakab, Zoltán Szalai

177-189
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Konferencia híradó

Eróziós kerekasztal 2005. március 17, MTA-Földrajztudományi Kutató Intézet

Csaba Centeri

191
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Possibilities of modeling and measurements of infiltration

Károly Barta

191-192
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The effect of plant cover on distribution of plant nutrition along the slope

Csaba Centeri, Alexandra Császár

192-193
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The appearance and damage caused by linear erosion at catchment scale

Gergely Jakab

193-194
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Conventional and conservation tillage from pedological and ecological aspects, the SOWAP project

Ádám Kertész, Krisztina Bádonyi, Balázs Madarász, Béla Csepinszky, Szabolcs Benke

194-195
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Modelling hydrologic and soil erosion processes: a Lake Balaton catchment case study

Péter László

195-196
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Recent results of the wind erosion research on the Danube-Tisza Interfluve

József Szatmári

196-197
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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2005)

Articles

Landscape forming role of the fruit nurseries in old Hungary

Natural environment – an environmental psychological approach

Landscape preservational aspects of small creek management

Land use and landscape value protection in the Hollókő World Heritage site and its surroundings

Generation and development of landscape structures on traditionally cultivated small parcel vineyards

Microelement content studies in soils of dolomite grasslands and austrian pine plantations

Coenological investigations on grasslands managed by different cultivation methods in the South-Eastern part of the Hungarian Great Plain

Agrogeological characterisation of the plain and hilly regions of Hungary

The vegetation of the the Bátorliget mire reserve and its changes in the last 15 years

The effects of surface cover on phosphorous distribution over the slope

Complex (functional and structural) landscape ecology research in the border area of the Dél-Alföld Region

Agro-ecology – landscape ecology

Erodibility measurements in the Tetves catchment using rainfall simulator

Konferencia híradó

Eróziós kerekasztal 2005. március 17, MTA-Földrajztudományi Kutató Intézet

Possibilities of modeling and measurements of infiltration

The effect of plant cover on distribution of plant nutrition along the slope

The appearance and damage caused by linear erosion at catchment scale

Conventional and conservation tillage from pedological and ecological aspects, the SOWAP project

Modelling hydrologic and soil erosion processes: a Lake Balaton catchment case study

Recent results of the wind erosion research on the Danube-Tisza Interfluve

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