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The data from the research carried out in the last 3 years by the employees of the UP in Lublin and the Białystok Polytechnic show a dramatic decline in the populations of species of willow boreal species in their natural habitats, in eastern Poland.The project, which will be achieved by 31.09.2020, aims to protect the PPN and the Knyszynska Forest (Annex map) of 2 species:willow and bornins by supporting and restoring the populations of these species in selected positions.Those actions are part of the plan for the protection of PPN and the plan of protection for the ‘Stare Biele’ nature reserve in the Puszcza Knyszynska Forest.The plants needed for the project will be obtained in ex situ tissue cultures (PLN 199477).The resulting stock will be used to create new and reinforce the current population of these species in the PPN and the Knyszynska Forest (PLN 190768,97).An important step in the work will be plant adaptation under conditions which correspond to the conditions of natural habitats (in specific inspections).The plants will be planted for previously selected posts.The health of the newly established populations, as well as the habitat conditions, will be constantly monitored and evaluated.Natural monitoring will be based on the assessment of habitat conditions (abiotic and biotic;PLN 143645,27) and plant health based on ecological, phytopathological, entomological, physiological, physiological and morphometric parameters and developmental parameters (PLN 107906,17).In parallel, information and education activities will be carried out on how to protect the active species of plant species particularly vulnerable to extinction associated with peatland ecosystems (PLN 56868). (English) | |||
| Property / summary: The data from the research carried out in the last 3 years by the employees of the UP in Lublin and the Białystok Polytechnic show a dramatic decline in the populations of species of willow boreal species in their natural habitats, in eastern Poland.The project, which will be achieved by 31.09.2020, aims to protect the PPN and the Knyszynska Forest (Annex map) of 2 species:willow and bornins by supporting and restoring the populations of these species in selected positions.Those actions are part of the plan for the protection of PPN and the plan of protection for the ‘Stare Biele’ nature reserve in the Puszcza Knyszynska Forest.The plants needed for the project will be obtained in ex situ tissue cultures (PLN 199477).The resulting stock will be used to create new and reinforce the current population of these species in the PPN and the Knyszynska Forest (PLN 190768,97).An important step in the work will be plant adaptation under conditions which correspond to the conditions of natural habitats (in specific inspections).The plants will be planted for previously selected posts.The health of the newly established populations, as well as the habitat conditions, will be constantly monitored and evaluated.Natural monitoring will be based on the assessment of habitat conditions (abiotic and biotic;PLN 143645,27) and plant health based on ecological, phytopathological, entomological, physiological, physiological and morphometric parameters and developmental parameters (PLN 107906,17).In parallel, information and education activities will be carried out on how to protect the active species of plant species particularly vulnerable to extinction associated with peatland ecosystems (PLN 56868). (English) / rank | |||
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Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
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Project in Poland financed by DG Regio |
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663,055.59 zloty
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780,065.4 zloty
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85.0 percent
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1 October 2017
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30 September 2020
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UNIWERSYTET PRZYRODNICZY W LUBLINIE
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51°28'51.2"N, 23°17'30.1"E
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51°23'36.6"N, 23°11'43.4"E
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53°5'42.7"N, 23°40'4.1"E
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53°17'58.2"N, 23°39'17.6"E
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Dane uzyskane podczas badań prowadzonych w ostatnich 3 latach przez pracowników UP w Lublinie i Politechniki Białostockiej, wskazują na drastyczny spadek liczebności populacji gatunków wierzb borealnych w ich naturalnych siedliskach, we wschodniej Polsce. Celem projektu, który zostanie osiągnięty do 31.09.2020r., jest ochrona czynna na obszarze PPN oraz Puszczy Knyszyńskiej (załącznik mapa) 2 gatunków: wierzby lapońskiej i wierzby borówkolistnej przez wspomaganie i odtwarzanie populacji tych gatunków w wybranych stanowiskach. Działania te wpisują się w plan zadań ochronnych PPN i planu ochrony dla rezerwatu przyrody „Stare Biele” w Puszczy Knyszyńskiej. Rośliny potrzebne do realizacji projektu zostaną uzyskane w kulturach tkankowych ex situ (199477 zł). Powstały matecznik zostanie wykorzystany do tworzenia nowych i zasilenia obecnych populacji tych gatunków na terenie PPN i Puszczy Knyszyńskiej (190768,97 zł). Ważnym etapem prac będzie adaptacja roślin w warunkach zbieżnych do warunków panujących naturalnych siedliskach (w specjalnych inspektach). Odpowiednio przygotowane rośliny będą sadzone do wcześniej wytypowanych stanowisk. Kondycja nowopowstałych populacji, a także warunki habitatowe będą stale monitorowane i oceniane. Monitoring przyrodniczy będzie polegał na ocenie warunków siedliskowych (abiotycznych i biocenotycznych; 143645,27 zł) oraz kondycji roślin w oparciu o analizy ekologiczne, fitopatologiczne, entomologiczne, fizjologiczne oraz parametry morfometryczne i rozwojowe (107906,17 zł). Równolegle prowadzone będą działania informacyjne i edukacyjne dotyczące sposobów ochrony czynnej gatunków roślin szczególnie zagrożonych wyginięciem, związanych z ekosystemami torfowiskowymi (56868 zł). (Polish)
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The data from the research carried out in the last 3 years by the employees of the UP in Lublin and the Białystok Polytechnic show a dramatic decline in the populations of species of willow boreal species in their natural habitats, in eastern Poland.The project, which will be achieved by 31.09.2020, aims to protect the PPN and the Knyszynska Forest (Annex map) of 2 species:willow and bornins by supporting and restoring the populations of these species in selected positions.Those actions are part of the plan for the protection of PPN and the plan of protection for the ‘Stare Biele’ nature reserve in the Puszcza Knyszynska Forest.The plants needed for the project will be obtained in ex situ tissue cultures (PLN 199477).The resulting stock will be used to create new and reinforce the current population of these species in the PPN and the Knyszynska Forest (PLN 190768,97).An important step in the work will be plant adaptation under conditions which correspond to the conditions of natural habitats (in specific inspections).The plants will be planted for previously selected posts.The health of the newly established populations, as well as the habitat conditions, will be constantly monitored and evaluated.Natural monitoring will be based on the assessment of habitat conditions (abiotic and biotic;PLN 143645,27) and plant health based on ecological, phytopathological, entomological, physiological, physiological and morphometric parameters and developmental parameters (PLN 107906,17).In parallel, information and education activities will be carried out on how to protect the active species of plant species particularly vulnerable to extinction associated with peatland ecosystems (PLN 56868). (English)
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Identifiers
POIS.02.04.00-00-0008/17
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