PANNFLORA – The use of original species of Pannonian lawns in residential greenery and in the ecological restoration of the landscape
PANNFLORA – The use of original species of Pannonian lawns in residential greenery and in the ecological restoration of the landscape
Project number
ATCZ00164
Project team
Masarykova univerzita v Brně – project coordinator
Zemědělský výzkum, spol. s r. o. – another recipient
Mendelova univerzita v Brně - another recipient
Bio Forschung Austria- another recipient
Local project team
Mgr. Tomáš Vymyslický, Ph.D.
Ing. Ivana Frei, Ph.D.
Renata Doležalová
Ing. Martina Veselá
Jan Čudán
Supported by:
Project duration:
03/2025 – 12/2028
Summary
The PannFlora project creates innovative methods for the establishment and management of green spaces and is unique in its scope. It will develop new seed production technologies for species not currently available on the market, thereby significantly expanding the range of species suitable for this area. By measuring various indicators of resilience to climate change, we will obtain information on which management practices are most effective in terms of climate change resilience. Additionally, approaches for the practical use of plant hemiparasites in greenery maintenance will be developed, which is entirely innovative and unique to this project. The project will not only transfer information among experts from both countries but also integrate knowledge from various fields and provide solutions and methods applicable to architects, designers, technicians, greenery managers, and seed producers.
Planned results of the project
List of species suitable for further cultivation
Collection of the basic amount of seed and its distribution to interested parties
Depositing of seed samples in gene banks
Six original seed mixtures for the Pannonian region
Certified methodology for seed and seedling production technologies for the Czech Republic
Certified methodology for enriching the species composition of existing lawns
Verified technology for the production of Rhinanthus minor seeds
Four popularization articles
Workshops for the general public
Summer school for students of landscape architecture and nature conservation
