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Santruckova, H., T. Picek, M. Šimek, V. Bauer, J. Kopecky, L. Pechar, J. Lukavska, and H. Cizkova. 2001. Decomposition processes in soil of a healthy and a declining Phragmites australis stand. Aquatic Botany 69: 217–234.

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Picek, T., H. Cizkova, and J. Dusek. 2007. Greenhouse gas emissions from a constructed wetland - Plants as important sources of carbon. Ecological Engineering 31: 98-106.

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Hejzlar, J., J. Kopacek, J. Vrba, H. Cizkova, J. Komarkova, and K. Šimek. 1996. Limnological study of Plesne Lake in 1994-1995. Silva Gabreta 2: 155 - 174.

Hejzlar, J., J. Kopacek, J. Vrba, H. Cizkova, J. Komarkova, and K. Šimek. 1998. Limnological study of Plešné Lake in 1994-1995. Silva Gabreta 2: 155-174.

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Picek, T., F. Lusby, H. Cizkova, H. Santruckova, M. Šimek, J. Kvet, and L. Pechar. 2000. Microbial activities in soils of a healthy and a declining reed stand. Hydrobiologia 418: 45–55.

Bojková, J., H. Cizkova, A. Kučerová, V. Rádková, T. Soldan, T. Svidenský, and J. Vrba. 2015. Monitoring of the restored streams in the Vltavský Luh (Šumava National Park). Silva Gabreta 21: 73-79.

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Edwards, K. R., T. Picek, H. Cizkova, K. Machalova Zemanova, and A. Stara. 2015. Nutrient Addition Effects on Carbon Fluxes in Wet Grasslands With Either Organic or Mineral Soil. Wetlands 35: 55-68.

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Edwards, K. R., H. Cizkova, K. Machalova Zemanova, and H. Santruckova. 2006. Plant growth and microbial processes in a constructed wetland planted with Phalaris arundinacea. Ecological Engineering 27: 153-165.

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Dusek, J., T. Picek, and H. Cizkova. 2008. Redox potential dynamics in a horizontal subsurface flow constructed wetland for wastewater treatment: Diel, seasonal and spatial fluctuations. Ecological Engineering 34: 223-232.

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Machalova Zemanova, K., H. Cizkova, K. R. Edwards, and H. Santruckova. 2008. Soil CO2 efflux in three wet meadow ecosystems with different C and N status. Community Ecology 9: 49–55.