Ábrahám Levente (szerk.): Válogatott tanulmányok IX. - Natura Somogyiensis 24. (Kaposvár, 2014)
Körmendi S.: A Balaton déli vízgyűjtőjén található lápok hidroökológiai vizsgálata
46 Natura Somogyiensis Hydro-ecological examination of the marshes in the south basin of Lake Balaton Sándor Körmendi In the southern basin of Lake Balaton field testing of wetlands (marshes, fish ponds, small streams, reservoirs) are extremely important for the area of water management, protection of the receiving water quality. Conservation aspects of the management of areas, water supply, drainage and temporal and technical solutions, definition of future tasks include, but attention must be given to the management of tourism, eco-tourism, but the management (agriculture, hunting, fishing, fishing) needs. This wetland special habitats that have high conservation significance, however, can develop social conflict in case of wet weather, when the "brown water" to be introduced into Lake Balaton, as a recipient. All of these reasons are not only the examination of the wetland environment and nature conservation, but also the social aspect is also important. Hydro-biological state designated wetland research, limited data are available. Nagyberek Fehérvíz- bog and the Ordacsehi marsh areas 2001-2002 we performed tests, which were 2013-2014, we will continue within the framework of TÁMOP application. Based on the results so far examined the water quality of water bodies oligohalóbic, beta-alpha - alpha mezohalóbic, meso - politrophic, alpha-beta-mezoszapróbic - polisz- apróbic. The Fehérvíz-bog Ca-Mg-HC03, the Ordacsehi marsh Mg-Ca-HC03 type of water feature. The conductivity is high, average and 911 - 850 pS / cm (Baláta bog 96 pS / cm). The wetlands have high organic matter content (eg KOIps fluctuates between 8.2 to 66.2 mg /1, between April-October). The zooplankton is the Fehérvíz- bog area 24 rotifers, 11 cladocerans, copepods five taxa, the Ordacsehi marsh from 28 rotifers, 16 cladocerans and copepods eight taxa were found. The research was supported by the SROP 4.2.2.-A.11/1/KONV-2012-038 topic.
