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Po węgiel do lasu...
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Po węgiel do lasu ...

02.06 02 June 2026
Andrzej M. Jagodziński

Kórniczanin

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W najnowszym numerze „Kórniczanina” ukazał się artykuł prof. Andrzeja M. Jagodzińskiego z Instytutu Dendrologii PAN pt. „Po węgiel do lasu…”. Tekst został opublikowany w ramach cyklu „Wiadomości z Ogrodów Kórnic...

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April Pinkgill
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April Pinkgill

30.04 30 April 2026
T. Leski, M. Kujawska

Dzwonkówka kwietniowa

Dzwonkówka kwietniowa

April Pinkgill – unexpected relationships beneath the ground

An article from the series “News from the Kórnik Gardens,” authored by Marta Kujawska and Tomasz Leski, was published in Kórniczanin (No. 8...

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What Does Forsythia Hide?
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What Does Forsythia Hide?

10.04 10 April 2026
Ewelina Ratajczak, Hanna Fuchs

Kórniczanin 7/2026

Kórniczanin 7/2026

In the biweekly magazine “Kórniczanin” of 3 April 2026 (p. 13), an article by Ewelina Ratajczak and Hanna Fuchsentitled “What Does Forsythia Hide?” was published as part of the series “News from the...

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Czas pachnący kadzidłem
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Czas pachnący kadzidłem

09.04 09 April 2026
Elwira Nawrocka

Kórniczanin 04_2026

Kórniczanin 04_2026

W dwutygodniku „Kórniczanin” nr 4/2026, s. 12 ukazał się artykuł Elwiry Nawrockiej z Instytutu Dendrologii PAN pt. „Czas pachnący kadzidłem”, przygotowany w cyklu „Wiadomości z Ogrodów Kórnickich”. Autorka przy...

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„Kórniczanin” nr 3/2026
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„Kórniczanin” nr 3/2026

23.02 23 February 2026
Maciej Rajek

K 03 2026

K 03 2026

In the biweekly magazine Kórniczanin, issue no. 3/2026 of 6 February 2026 (pp. 12–13), an article by Maciej Rajek from the Institute of Dendrology, Polish Academy of Sciences, entitled “Beneath a Snowy...

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Perły odchodzą do lamusa
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Perły odchodzą do lamusa

17.02 17 February 2026
Andrzej M. Jagodziński

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W „Echach Leśnych” (4/2025) ukazał się kolejny felieton prof. Andrzeja M. Jagodzińskiego. Tekst opublikowany został w stałej rubryce „Głośnym Echem” i jest nawiązaniem do artykułu red. Bogumiły Grabow...

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Written by: Grzegorz Płócieniak

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“Forest Echoes” is a quarterly magazine of friends of the forest. It has been published since 1924. In the pages of the magazine you can find many interesting articles that are sure to interest nature lovers.

We encourage you to read all the texts, especially the column by Prof. Andrzej M. Jagodzinski entitled "A guest in the house. “Guest at home...”. The text refers to a longer article by editor Agnieszka Niewinska titled. “Wild animals are knocking at the door”, published in the same issue (2/2025). Enjoy your reading!

Link to “Ech Leśny” in electronic version:

https://www.lasy.gov.pl/pl/informacje/echa-lesne

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Written by: Grzegorz Płócieniak

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From the series “News from Kórnik Gardens”

Kórniczanin No. 12/2025

Does the neighborhood of trees affect the underground fungal world? Research by Dr. Marta Kujawska and Prof. Tomasz Leski has shown that the species composition of trees affects the structure of the soil mycobiome. Pedunculate elm, although previously suspected of being able to form ectomycorrhizae, has been shown to be consistently associated with arbuscular mycorrhiza. The experiment proves that with whom a tree “shares a pot” matters for all life underground.

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Written by: Paweł Chmielarz

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Fot. 5. Od lewej, Grzegorz Parszuto, Paweł Chmielarz, Andrzej Lewandowski, Marta Ziółkowska, Ireneusz Błoszyk, Piotr Żubrowski, Kalina Żubrowska

The latest issue of “Kórniczanin” (no. 11/2025) features an article by Prof. Pawel Chmielarz in the series “News from the Kórnik Gardens”, titled. “With Fiedler to the Rogalin meadows”. The article tells of a joint initiative to plant pedunculate oaks on the Warta River meadows in Rogalin, inspired by the activities of Marek Fiedler and the literary legacy of his father, Arkady. The article documents the actions of scientists, the local community and nature enthusiasts taken to preserve the cultural and natural landscape of this unique place. W We encourage you to learn more.

Photo credit: Paweł Chmielarz

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Written by: Ewa Mąderek

Stranger from the garden - the return of the violet carpenter bee

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Issue 10/2025 of “Kórniczanin” features an article by Dr. Ewa Mąderek titled “Stranger from the garden - the return of the violet carpenter bee,” published in the series "News from the Kórnik Gardens. The article introduces the biology of the rare solitary bee, once considered extinct. Its return to the Polish fauna is an important signal of resurgent biodiversity. We encourage you to read it.

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Written by: Ewelina Ratajczak, Hanna Fuchs

 

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In “Kórniczanin” (No. 9/2025), in the series “News from the Kórnik Gardens”, an article by Prof. Ewelina Ratajczak and Dr. Hanna Fuchs was published, entitled “Climatic Dilemmas of the Common Beech.” The authors describe the impact of climate change on the beech seed cycle and its future in European forests, presenting the results of research from the Institute of Dendrology PAS.

Photo credit: Joanna Kijowska-Oberc

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  1. Treasure of the Tatra Mountains
  2. Po grzyby na szkółkę leśną?
  3. Wiadomości z Ogrodów Kórnickich: Park Dendrologiczny „Zofiówka”
  4. Wiadomości z Ogrodów Kórnickich: „Gorące punkty” bioróżnorodności

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