Animals and plants around ponds in Dob ř. Written by Eva Neudörflová & Eliška Brabencová Designed by Michal Řehout
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1 Animals and plants around ponds in Dob ř íš Written by Eva Neudörflová & Eliška Brabencová Designed by Michal Řehout
2 Where is Dob ř íš?
3 Protected territories We have got here reservation since January It is called Hradec.. It s large 45 ha.
4 Protected territories
5 Protected territories
6 Protected territories
7 Protected territories
8 Protected territories
9 Dob ř íš castle s s park Dobříš castle s park is also protected and has two parts, French garden and English park. French part is older than English and arose in 18th century. Spread of English park is 1 km 2. There are 80 kinds of trees and bushes, but only 26 kinds is typical of this place.
10 Dob ř íš castle s s park
11 Dob ř íš castle s s park
12 Plants Different kinds of plants grow by rivers, streams and ponds. Plants in water don t have a thick stalk because they are raised by water. They have soft and thin leaves because they don t have to keep water like the leaves of plants in dry places.
13 Plants of ponds
14 1st zone Zone of deep water: Plants which grow under the water Plants which float Deep rooted plants
15 Nymphaea alba (Water lily) It is a typical plant with big leaves. It has 10 20cm wide flowers. In the morning they come to flower and in the afternoon they close. This plant has rhizome.
16 Numphar lutea It grows well even in 4 5m deep water.
17 Callitriche stagnalis Leaves are narrow or round because of the power of water stream.
18 2nd zone Zone of shallow water: The plants, which grow in this zone, are often high, with rhizome. Rhizome fixes all plant. New plants grow from rhizome.
19 3rd zone Coast zone: There are many different plants in this zone. These plants have flowers with many colours. These plants often have wide leaves and thick roots.
20 Caltha palustris (Marsh marigold) It rarely has yellow flowers in March and April. Many kinds of insect find on these flowers pollen.
21 Lycopus europaeus It grows as high as 100cm.
22 Elodea canadensis It expands very quickly. We can use it into aquarium. It can grow as long as 3m.
23 Alisma plantago aquatica It has white or light pink flowers. These flowers open in the afternoon and close early in the evening.
24 Iris pseudacorus (Iris) It often grows in nature.
25 Butomus umbellatus It winters in rhizome. New leaves grow from rhizome in spring.
26 Lythrum salicaria It was sometimes used as a medicinal plant.
27 Hottonia palustris It is adapted most to place where it grows.
28 Typha latifolia This plant has dark brown heads. It grows as high as 2,5m.
29 Schoenoplectus lacustris This plant loves moor land, but it is able to grow in 1m water. It can be 3m high.
30 Phragmites australis (Reed) It has hard blades and so it stands in winter. It grows to record height 4m.
31 Filaginella uliginosa It is a small plant. It can flower even in October.
32 Some about plant s growing Many different kinds of plant grow from seeds. Seeds are made after pollinating.
33 Trees by ponds
34 Betula pendula (Birch) It is deciduous tree which shed leaves. It can be 20m tall. The bark is white with grey and white stripes. Its twigs are very long and thick.
35 Salix alba (Willow) It can develop to tree or bush. The bees pollinate flowers. The wind expands seeds. It can be 20m tall. Its young branches are very elastic. Its name is for white colour of the wrong side of leaves.
36 Populus tremula (Poplar) It has male and female trees. Seeds are expanded by wind. It looks like tuft Cotton wool. It can be 30m tall.
37 Alnus glutinosa (Alder) It can be 25m tall. The fruits are small cones which don t shed. They have stayed on tree for long time after leaving seeds. We can use small cones like decoration.
38 Quercus robus (Oak) The fruits are acorns. They have got long stems. It can be 50m tall. This tree can live for 1000 years.
39 Tilia cordata (Lime tree) It can be 30m tall. The leaves have shape of the heart. The fruits are small and round nuts. They have 6mm and they are bare. This tree flowers in June and July. We can cook tea from flowers.
40 Acer negundo (Maple) It can be 15m tall. It came from North America. It flowers in April and May. The seeds have wings.
41 In conclusion, I would like to tell you something about history. There were originally leafy trees in our region. Oaks and beeches grew here mainly. There was expansion of metallurgy in 17 th century. The blast furnaces and ironworks were built. Iron and cast iron were made here. There was one ironworks in village called Stará Huť. People weren t able to make coke back then. They used charcoal as fuel. Charcoal was made from oaks and beeches, and that s why original woods were fallen down. Beeches and oaks grow slowly, and since people have planted spruces in this area. Nowadays the most of woods are spruces. Oaks and beeches are in the nature reservation.
42 Animals of the ponds and vicinity
43 Ponds in Dob ř íš
44 Protozoa Paramecium
45 Protozoa Amoeba
46 Earthworm
47 Molluscs Planorbarius Corneus
48 Mulluscs Succinea Putris
49 Molluscs Anodonta Cygnea
50 Arthropods Astacus Astacus
51 Insects Dragon Fly
52 Heteroptera Hydrometra stagnorum
53 Heteroptera Ranatra Linearis
54 Heteroptera Notonecta Glauca
55 Heteroptera Gerris Lacustris
56 Water Beetles Dytiscus Marginalis
57 Fishes Cyprinus Carpio
58 Fishes Rutilus Rutilus
59 Fishes Esox Lucius
60 Fishes Tinca Tinca
61 Amphibia Hyla Aroborea
62 Amphibia Rana Esculenta
63 Amphibia Salamandra Salamandra
64 Birds Anas Platyrhynchos
65 Birds Cygnus Olor
66 Water Mammals Neomys Fodiens
67 Water Mammals Micromys Minutus
68 Ondatra Zibethicus In 1906 Ondatra zibethicus was beded out to pond called Huťský in Dobříš. It was delivered from North America by owners of local castle.
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