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Spatial differences in the intensity of leaching in the geoecosystem of a post-glacial catchment (Chwalimski Potok, upper Parseta)

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Szpikowska G.
Quaestiones Geographicae
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2009
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tom 28A
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nr 1
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Denudation balance of the Upper Parseta catchment in the years 2000-2004

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Szpikowska G., Tylkowski J.
Quaestiones Geographicae
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2006
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tom 25A
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Hydrogeochemical and biogeochemical processes in Kaffioyra river catchments (Spitsbergen, Norway)

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Borysiak J., Grzes M., Pulina M., Szpikowska G.
Quaestiones Geographicae
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2015
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tom 34
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nr 1
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Old melioration systems: the influence onto functioning of geoecosystems of river valleys in the Parseta basin (NW Poland)

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Szpikowski J., Szpikowska G., Domanska M.
Quaestiones Geographicae
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2015
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tom 34
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nr 3
Meliorations and their specific forms – irrigations – are one of the forms of anthropopressure within geoecosystems. The research studies conducted within the Parsęta basin focused on the sub-irrigation (seepage irrigation) systems formed in the 19th century. Query of archive materials and maps, hydrochemical and phytosociological terrain mapping and laboratory testing of water samples collected were used in the studies. In the study area were found the remains of the thirty old irrigation systems, which together occupy 2% of the Parsęta basin area. For many years most of them have not fulfilled their primary economic functions. Still, these systems have an impact on the cycle of waters and have become an important factor in increasing the geo- and biodiversity within the postglacial landscape. By expanding a range of wetland riparian areas, they fulfil relevant functions to protect surface waters against the supply of biogenic components. Some of them could be used to enlarge wetlands and floodplains within river valleys.
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Determinants of a traditional agricultural landscape

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Borysiak J., Szpikowska G., Szpikowski J.
Acta Agrobotanica
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2018
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tom 71
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nr 1
The study aim was to define the landscape determinants as certificates of natural and cultural heritage which identify the young glacial landscape under traditional agricultural management. These studies were conducted in the upper Parsęta basin (Pomerania, Poland) covered by the many annual environmental monitoring programs since 1994. The aim of this monitoring is to observe changes in geoecosystems of the temperate climate zone. The parameters of the abiotic landscape subsystem have been monitored in a wide range of terms, whereas biotic elements and cultural resources only in a very limited way. This was the reason for undertaking complementary studies. The paper presents the so-called “zero-state” for 2014, which will be a reference point from which to track the direction of landscape changes in the future. The abiotic, geobotanical, and cultural determinants of this state chosen have been characterized on the basis of field mapping data and the available literature. They were chosen based on the methodology of landscape audit to define the specificity of the traditional agricultural landscape. They were selected on the basis of assessment criteria for landscape structure: complexity (diversification of land use and cover), naturalness (syngenesis of plant communities, hydrochemical properties of surface waters), coherence of composition with natural conditions, stewardship (intensity of use, crop weeds, ecological succession, fallows, anthropogenic denudation), aesthetic and visual perception, historicity (continuity of natural landscape elements, continuation of traditional agricultural use, architectural objects), and disharmonious elements.
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