Content of the Volume 25.

 

Waijandt, J.: Water quality of the Tisza river at Szolnok in the period 1970-1988.

Gajin, S., Petrovic, O., Matavulj, M., Gantar, M. and Radnovic, D.: Vertretung der erdöl- und phenolabbauenden Bakterien im Theisswasser.

Hegedűs, M., Fodré, Zs. and Dobler, E.: Bacteriological quality of the fresh waters in the region of the lower Tisza in the period 1977-1986.

Bodrogközy, Gy.: Hydroecological relations of littoral marsh meadow associations at Bodrogzug.

Harka, A.: Growth of different forms of carp (Cyprinus carpio L.) in Kisköre storage-lake.

Harka, A. and Pintér, K.: Systematic status of Hungarian bullhead pout: Ictalurus nebulosus pannonicus ssp. n.

Molnár, Gy.: On food composition of four heron species.

Dózsa, J.: From the life of Tisza-research working committee, which has become international. Dr. István Kiss 1910-1990.

Bodrogközy, Gy.: Tisza-research conference XX (1989).

 


Waijandt, J. (1990): Water quality of the Tisza river at Szolnok in the period 1970-1988. – Tiscia 25, 3-13.

A process of water purification is characteristic for the second biggest Hungarian river in the stretch between the mouth of the Sajó river and Szolnok. Because of the considerable water consumption of Szolnok for industrial purposes and drinking-water supply, the water quality and its long-term changes are of outmost importance. Our analysis is based on the evaluation of results obtained in the studies of water samples collected weekly from the Tisza reach at Szolnok (335,4 river km) in the period 1970-1988. In order to obtain sufficiently detailed information on the water quality the most important 27 water quality parameters have been considered in the present study.
The changes observed in the annual maximal, minimal and mean values of several parameters in the period between 1970 and 1988 are shown in certain figures. The changes in the water quality reflected by the mean values of the quality parameters were not considerable, altogether deterioration of water quality was observed, which is proven by the increase in the average concentrations in most of the parameters.
The direction and extent of the changes were determined for the periods 1970-1978 and 1979-1988 by means of regression analysis. It was found that a considerable deterioration of water quality took place in the 70s. Among the parameters studied 52% showed an improved or unchanged water quality, 22% indicated slight and 22% - considerable deterioration between 1979 and 1988.
The quality of water in the Tisza met the I. class requirements when used for industrial and irrigation purposes during the whole period studied. From 1976 on it corresponded only to II. class in covering the needs of fishery or drinking-water supply, and in this field a further deterioration of water quality is to be expected.
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Gajin, S., Petrovic, O., Matavulj, M., Gantar, M. and Radnovic, D. (1990): Vertretung der erdöl- und phenolabbauenden Bakterien im Theisswasser. – Tiscia 25, 15-19.

Die Belastung der oberflächlichen Gewässer mit Erdöl und Phenol stellt ein bedeutendes Problem der Gegenwart dar. Da durch die methabolische Aktivität der Mikroorganismen die Selbstreinigungsprozesse von sämtlichen orgaqischen Belastungsstoffen stattfinden, war unsere Absicht, mit dieser Arbeit das Auftreten dieser Bakteriengruppe im Theisswasser, die bedeutend für den mikrobiellen Abbau des Erdöls und Phenols ist, darzustellen.
Die zweijährigen Untersuchungen der Erdöl- und Phenolabbauenden Bakterien im Theisswasser zeigten das zeitweise oder dauernde Auftreten dieser Bakteriengruppen an allen untersuchten Probeentnahmestellen.
Der Anteil diser Bakteriengruppe an der heterotrophen Population war sehr groß (38-128% für ölabbauende ond 0.8-1,6 für phenolabbauende Bakterien). Das Auftreten diser Bakterien im Theisswasser spricht über die zeitweise oder dauernde Anwesenheit von Erdöl und Phenol als Belastungsstoffe aber auch über die methabolische Aktivität der Mikroflora, die gute Möglichkeit für Selbstreinigunsprozesse im Theiss darbietet.
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Hegedűs, M., Fodré, Zs. and Dobler, E. (1990): Bacteriological quality of the fresh waters in the region of the lower Tisza in the period 1977-1986. – Tiscia 25, 21-29.

The quality of water in the rivers Tisza, Hármas-Körös and Maros was characterized on the basis of bacteriological investigations carried out by the authors in the period between 1977 and 1986. The changes of the bacteriological parameters in the course of the years are shown in the figures. Quality of water at different sampling points was evaluated by cluster and centroid analysis. On the basis of the results obtained in the bacteriological studies the following conclusions have been reached:
- The quality of water in the river Tisza has been gradually deteriorating during the last ten years in all the four sampling points. The water was particularly polluted and contaminated in the sections at Mindszent and Tiszasziget.
- The bacteriological quality of water in the Hármas-Körös was the most favourable above its influx into the Tisza, though even at this sampling point temporary deterioration of water quality was observed.
- The water quality in the tributary Maros has deteriorated significantly during the period under investigation. Since 1980 pollution and contamination have been registerd at both sampling points.
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Bodrogközy, Gy. (1990): Hydroecological relations of littoral marsh meadow associations at Bodrogzug. – Tiscia 25, 31-57.

Abstract. In the flood-plain of the Hungarian Upper-Tisza stretch, at the junction of the Tisza and Bodrog, the composition of vegetation cover of Bodrogzug, formed in the Tokaj-region differs significantly from that found in other locations of the Tisza flood-plain. This can be attributed in the first place to the mountain effect, and to the diversity of soil and hydroecological conditions. The southern region of the flood-plain converted into a nature conservation area is under environmental stress effect of damming. As a consequence large areas became occupied by Scirpo-Phragmitetum at the expense of other cenoses. In the middle and lower stretches due to mineralogen and biogen filling up the river-beds of dead-arms have been occupied by Sparganio-Sagittarietum, Rorippo-Oenanthetum, at places by Glycerietum maximae replacing hydatophyton associations. Propagation of Caricetum gracilis subassociation units was observed as well.
In degraded moist habitats mud vegetation of Eleocharito-Schoenoplectetum supini could be found.
In the middle and upper regions of Bodrogzug vast marshy green field developed. At another places of higher moisture content Carici melanostachyae-Alopecuretum pratensis, on higher reliefs Lythro virgatae-Alopecuretum played a subordinate role as compared to other locations of the Tisza flood-plain. In drier places Poo angustifoliae-Alopecuretum vegetation has been plough up. In moist places used for intensive grazing Lolio-Potentilletum anserinae, at places Lolio-Alopecuretum pratensis pastures developed.
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Harka, A. (1990): Growth of different forms of carp (Cyprinus carpio L.) in Kisköre storage-lake. – Tiscia 25, 59-64.

Abstract. Carps in Kisköre storage-lake (newly called the Tisza-lake) can be classified in three groups Non the basis of their profile index (Pi: ratio of body length to body hight). The most widespread form is the usual wild carp characterized by a medium hight spine arch (Pi: 2,8-3,5), but beside it the low spine arch rangy carp (Pi > 3,5) and the markedly high spine arch culture-carp (Pi < 2,8) can be found as well.
No significant differences have been found in the longitudinal growth of the three forms. However, the wild forms are lagging behind in gain of weight as compared to the culture ones. Irrespective of this in natural waters the maintenance of wild forms in the first place seems to be justified, on the one hand because of their excellent sport characteristics (when hooked they struggle vigorously and persistantly), and on the other hand because they preserve the genetic diversity of the species. Supplementing or increasing of the carp population in the storage-lake is to be solved in the future preferably by pjopagation of wild carps in it and not by introducing culture ones as practiced formerly.
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Harka, A. and Pintér, K. (1990): Systematic status of Hungarian bullhead pout: Ictalurus nebulosus pannonicus ssp. n. – Tiscia 25, 65-73.

Abstract. Morphological studies have been carried out by the authors on 337 specimens of bullhead pout (Ictalurus nebulosus) caught in Hungarian waters, and the results were compared with the data available from the literature. Taking into consideration the differences observed in the number of anal rays and in the pectorial spine, it is justified to distinguish the population of bullhead pout in Hungary and bordering regions showing the same characteristics as a separate subspecies under the name Ictalurus nebulosus pannonicus (ssp. n.). The formation of the new species can be attributed to the introgressive hybridization during the introduction of the species in Europe, as well as to the adaptation to the new, differrent environmental conditions.
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Molnár, Gy. (1990): On food composition of four heron species. – Tiscia 25, 75-82.

Abstract. The wet weight and the maximum length of the aliment animal organisms found in the food samples obtained by the neck collar method in nestíings of Purple Heron (Ardea purpurea). Night Heron (Nycticorax nycticorax), Little Egret (Egretta garzetta) and Squacco Heron (Ardeola ralloides) have been studied by the author between 1985 and 1989. In all of the four heron species a significant consumption of fish and frogs was observed. Night Heron and Purple Heron tended to capture big fish in smaller numbers. The proportion of insects, fish and frogs was found to be best balanced in the food of Squacco Heron. The overlap inrespect to the body weight of the aliment animal organisms was strikingly high between Little Egret and Squacco Heron. The overlap in size exceeded 50% between Night Heron, Little Egret and Squacco Heron.
The food composition of Purnle Heron and Night Heron shows the highest diversity. Consumption of small manumals was observed only in Purple Heron and Night Heron in 1989, when a definite mouse gradation occurred. On the basis of the obtained data the biomass consumption of the nestlings of an average heron colony can be calculated.
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zsa, J. (1990): From the life of Tisza-research working committee, which has become international. Dr. István Kiss 1910-1990. – Tiscia 25 , 83-86.

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Bodrogközy, Gy. (1990): Tisza-research conference XX (1989). – Tiscia 25, 87-92.

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