Hájek, Josef
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Vol.13,No.1(2023) (Original Papers)
Cryoresistance of Antarctic endemic lichen Himantormia lugubris: Analysis of photosystem II functionality using a constant-rate cooling approach
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Vol.12,No.2(2022) (Original Papers)
What does critical temperature tell us about the resistance of polar lichens to freezing stress? Applicability of linear cooling method to ecophysiological studies.
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Vol.12,No.2(2022) (Original Papers)
Interannual variation of soil heat flux in a grass-dominated alpine tundra. Preliminary study from the Jeseníky Mts.
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Vol.11,No.1(2021) (Workshop 2020: BIOSCIENCES IN POLAR AND ALPINE RESEARCH (Extended abstracts) Ecological, Social, and Geopolitical Interlinks)
Mechanisms of Antarctic lichens resistance to cold and sub-zero temperature. Case study on Usnea sp.
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Vol.1,No.1(2011) (Book review)
John Turner and Gareth J. Marshall (2011): Climate Change in the Polar Regions
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Vol.2,No.1(2012) (Original Papers)
Interspecific differences in photosynthetic efficiency and spectral reflectance in two Umbilicaria species from Svalbard during controlled desiccation
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Vol.12,No.1(2022) (Original Papers)
Responses of primary photosynthetic processes to repetitive rehydration differ in two representatives of Svalbard moss flora
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Vol.10,No.1(2020) (Workshop 2019: BIOSCIENCES IN POLAR AND ALPINE RESEARCH (Extended abstracts))
Resistance of Antarctic lichens and unicellular alga Trebouxia sp. to extreme temperature. Laboratory study of linear cooling and shock freezing
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Vol.3,No.2(2013) (Original Papers)
Annual water temperature courses in two contrasting lakes at James Ross Island, Antarctica (Short Communication)
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Vol.8,No.2(2018) (Original Papers)
Comparative research of photosynthetic processes in selected poikilohydric organisms from Mediterranean and Central-European alpine habitats
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Vol.5,No.1(2015) (Original Papers)
Features of chlorophyll fluorescence transients can be used to investigate low temperature induced effects on photosystem II of algal lichens from polar regions ( Short Communication )
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Vol.6,No.2(2016) (Original Papers)
Changes in spectral reflectance of selected Antarctic and South American lichens caused by dehydration and artificially-induced absence of secondary compounds
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Vol.2,No.1(2012) (Original Papers)
Photoinhibition of photosynthesis in Antarctic lichen Usnea antarctica. I. Light intensity- and light duration-dependent changes in functioning of photosystem II
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Vol.9,No.1(2019) (Original Papers)
Microclimate variability of Antarctic terrestrial ecosystems manipulated by open top chambers: Comparison of selected austral summer seasons within a decade
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Vol.6,No.1(2016) (Original Papers)
Effects of controlled oxidative stress and uncouplers on primary photosynthetic processes in vegetative cells of Antarctic alga Zygnema sp.
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Vol.4,No.2(2014) (Original Papers)
Comparative analysis of heterogeneity of primary photosynthe-tic processes within fruticose lichen thalli: Preliminary study of interspecific differences ( Short Communication )
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Vol.4,No.1(2014) (Original Papers)
Photoinhibition of photosynthesis in Antarctic lichen Usnea antarctica. II. Analysis of non-photochemical quenching mechanisms activated by low to medium light doses
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Vol.1,No.1(2011) (Original Papers)
Climatic and ecological characteristics of deglaciated area of James Ross Island, Antarctica, with a special respect to vegetation cover
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Vol.6,No.1(2016) (Original Papers)
Dehydration-induced responses of primary photosynthetic processes and spectral reflectance indices in Antarctic Nostoc commune
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Vol.9,No.2(2019) (Original Papers)
Screening of growth phases of Antarctic algae and cyanobacteria cultivated on agar plates by chlorophyll fluorescence imaging
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Vol.10,No.2(2020) (Original Papers)
Light regimen-induced variability of photosynthetic pigments and UV-B absorbing compounds in Luzula sylvatica from Arcto-Alpine tundra
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Vol.10,No.2(2020) (Original Papers)
Spectral properties of Antarctic and Alpine vegetation monitored by multispectral camera: Case studies from James Ross Island and Jeseníky Mts.
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Vol.3,No.1(2013) (Original Papers)
Facilities of J. G. Mendel Antarctic station: Technical and technological solutions with a special respect to energy sources