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The “White” Beech from the Moravian Karst: How a Tree Can Live for 30 Years Without Photosynthesis
A Czech research team has drawn attention to an extraordinary albino beech from the Moravian Karst. The one-metre-tall tree lacks chlorophyll and, despite being unable to photosynthesise,...
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New publication: Forest-steppe meadows of the Carpathians
A monograph entitled Karpatské lesostepní louky (Forest-steppe meadows of the Carpathians) focusing on one of the richest and, at the same time, least understood Central-European ecosystems has just...
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Plant Bodies
How plant structures contribute to our comprehension of their life-history strategy? This is the central question of a new book by Jitka Klimešová from the Institute of...
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Czech scientists discovered new fungi living in saline soils and in seagrass roots
Mycologists from the Institute of Botany, CAS, have discovered and provided an expert description of two new genera of microscopic fungi inhabiting saline-rich environments – in seagrasses...
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Remembering Ivan Staňa
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the sudden passing of Mr. Ivan Staňa, former long-standing Head of Průhonice Park Management. He dedicated over thirty years...
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