Marek Kopecky

Assistant professor

University of South Bohemia

Czech Republic

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Dr. Marek Kopecky is an Assistant Professor at the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice, Czech Republic. His research focuses on organic farming practices, specifically in the areas of plant production, soil organic matter, and the application of biological treatments. Recent publications include investigations into the effects of plant essential oils, the quality of winter wheat under intercropping systems, and the role of entomopathogenic fungi and lactic acid bacteria in soil-plant interactions.

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Gerhard Soja

AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH

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Petr Konvalina

University of South Bohemia

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Kristyna Perna

University of South Bohemia

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Trong Nghia Hoang

University of South Bohemia

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Marek Kopecky

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Articles (17)

Intensification of Pea (<i>Pisum sativum</i> L.) Production in Organic Farming: Effects of Biological Treatments on Plant Growth, Seed Yield, and Protein Content

Antibacterial Activity and Chemical Composition of Popular Plant Essential Oils and Their Positive Interactions in Combination

Assessment of Soil Organic Matter and Its Microbial Role in Selected Locations in the South Bohemia Region (Czech Republic)

Assessing the quality and grain yield of winter wheat in the organic farming management under wheat-legume intercropping practice

Relevance of entomopathogenic fungi in soil-plant systems

Prominent use of lactic acid bacteria in soil-plant systems

Quantitative Approaches in Assessing Soil Organic Matter Dynamics for Sustainable Management

Enhancing Soil Organic Matter Transformation through Sustainable Farming Practices: Evaluating Labile Soil Organic Matter Fraction Dynamics and Identifying Potential Early Indicators

Effect of selected botanical compounds on Ascosphaera apis and Apis mellifera

Assessing Grain Yield and Achieving Enhanced Quality in Organic Farming: Efficiency of Winter Wheat Mixtures System

Carbon Fixation and Soil Aggregation Affected by Biochar Oxidized with Hydrogen Peroxide: Considering the Efficiency of Pyrolysis Temperature

Impacts of Environmental Factors and Nutrients Management on Tomato Grown under Controlled and Open Field Conditions

Carbon Pool Dynamic and Soil Microbial Respiration Affected by Land Use Alteration: A Case Study in Humid Subtropical Area

Prominent use of lactic acid bacteria in soil-plant systems

Effect of selected botanical compounds on<i> Ascosphaera</i><i> apis</i> and Apis mellifera

Comparative Influence of Biochar and Zeolite on Soil Hydrological Indices and Growth Characteristics of Corn (<i>Zea mays</i> L.)

Environmental Life Cycle Assessment in Organic and Conventional Rice Farming Systems: Using a Cradle to Farm Gate Approach

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Gerhard Soja

Petr Konvalina

Kristyna Perna

Trong Nghia Hoang

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