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Ahmeti2013.Pdf V INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF ECOLOGISTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO ISEM5 THE BOOK OF ABSTRACTS AND PROGRAMME Hotel PALMA, Tivat, 02-05. 10. 2013 PUBLISHER Cover page Department of Biology, University of Front: River Crnojevi ća (Skadar lake), Montenegro – Podgorica view from Pavlove strane. Photo: V. Peši ć. Natural History Museum of Back: Ramonda serbica Pan čić, Karucia Montenegro – Podgorica sublacustrina Glöer & Peši ć, Isoperla pesici Murányi. Institute for Marine Biology, University of Montenegro – Kotor Centre for Biodiversity of Montenegro All rights reserved, No part of this – Podgorica publication might be repoduced by any means: electronic, mechanical, photo- EDITOR copyng or otherwise, without prior Vladimir PEŠI Ć written permission of the publisher. CITATION Peši ć, V. (Ed.) The Book of Abstracts Printed in 250 copies. and Programme, V International Symposium of Ecologists of Montenegro, Tivat, 02-05.10.2013. Podgorica, October 2013 . CIP - Каталогизација у публикацији Национална библиотека Црне Горе , Цетиње ISBN 978-86-908743-4-7 (Centre for Biodiversity of Montenegro) COBISS.CG-ID 22867216 Foreword To Tivat and back – reflections on ISEM. When delegates gathered for the first ISEM meeting in Tivat in 2004 some of them were uncertain about this new venture and how it would work out. An International Symposium of Ecologists of Montenegro in a small, little known country on a rather specialist topic? This was something not attempted before. They needn’t have worried! These meetings have been marked by their friendliness and informality, in addition to providing a platform for the exchange of information. They have also been international, (not the “International participation” often advertised) with a good mix of people from all over the world, all of whom seemed to have got on well together. The aim was to learn more about the natural history and ecology of the Balkan area of Europe and especially Montenegro and at the same time give people the opportunity to see something of this beautiful country. Following Tivat we met in Kotor in 2006, a very special place, a world heritage site with an important fjord, a wonderful town with cobbled streets and an enormous history. ISEM 3 was held in Bijela, close to Herceg Novi, in 2008 and then in Budva. This year it has returned to Tivat. The format has remained largely the same – Plenary lectures from invited speakers, oral presentations and poster sessions with some ‘Round table’ discussion. The programme at each meeting has included sessions on the protection of the environment, bio and geodiversity, terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, ecology of populations, agroecology, biospeleology and environmental education. Now we have reached ISEM5 and there is an opportunity to look back at the importance and success of these meetings. All of them have been important for different reasons. They have brought scientists together from different parts of the world to discuss their special interests and findings, often issues relevant to the Balkans, and through both formal and informal discussion, they have produced new ideas and collaborations for the future. As well as this, they have been useful in training young scientists to present their findings to a wider audience. We congratulate and thank Vladimir Pešić and his team for bringing us together in a relaxed atmosphere, making lasting friendships, giving us new ideas, and providing us with much new information. It was a bold move in the first place but the meetings have been efficiently organized and a great success. R. A. (Sandy) Baker. Member of the Scientific Committee. Scientific Committee: Dr Richard Baker (Leeds) Dr Thibault Datry (Lyon) Organizing committee: Dr Igor Dovgal (Kiev) Dr Reinhard Gerecke (Tübingen) Dr Marko Karaman - President Dr Peter Glöer (Hetlingen) Dr Snežana Dragi ćevi ć Mr Sead Hadžiablahovi ć (Podgorica) Dr Dragana Miloševi ć Dr Tomislav Karanovi ć (Seoul) Dr Danka Petrovi ć Dr Marko Karaman (Podgorica) Dr Drago Mari ć (Podgorica) Dr Vesna Ma čić (Kotor) Dr Andrej Perovi ć (Podgorica) Dr Vladimir Peši ć (Podgorica) – President Dr Alireza Saboori (Tehran) V International Symposium of Ecologists of Montenegro – The Book of Abstracts and Programme ISEM5 Programme 1st Day Wednesday, October 2 10 00 -12 00 OPENING CEREMONY 10 00 -11 00 Welcome words from the representatives Montenegrin authorites and from Scientific and Organizing Committee GENERAL TIME SCHEDULE 00 00 Wednesday Official Opening Ceremony 11 -12 30 40 02.10 Oral presentations 15 -17 Poster session 17 30 -20 00 30 10 Thursday Plenary lectures 09 -10 30 00 03.10 Oral presentations I 10 -12 00 00 Poster session I 12 -15 30 30 Oral presentations II 15 -16 Poster session II 1600 -19 00 00 30 Friday Oral presentations I 10 -11 00 00 04.10 Poster session I 11 -14 30 00 Oral presentations II 15 -16 Poster session II 16 00-1900 30 10 Saturday Oral presentations I 09 -10 00 00 05.10 Poster session II 12 -14 00 00 Poster session II 15 -17 30 10 Plenary lectures 15 -16 Oral presentations I 16 30 – 18 00 Poster session III 1700 – 1900 Gala Dinner 20 30 Sunday Deapartures 06.10 3 V International Symposium of Ecologists of Montenegro – The Book of Abstracts and Programme Oral presentations programme Wednesday 02.10 15 30 -1800 Terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems Thursday 03.10 10 30 -1200 Conservation of Biodiversity and Geodiversity 15 30 -16 10 Ecological Education & Ecology and NGO Friday 04.10 10 00-1110 Protection of the Environment and Urban Ecology 15 30 -16 00 Advances in Biospeleological studies of Balkan peninsula Saturday 05.10 10 30 -11 00 Ecology of Populations and communities 1630 -16 50 Agroecology Poster session Program Wednesday 02.10 Thursday 03.10 Friday 04.10 Saturday 05.10 Terrestrial and ● Ecology and Ecology of Aquatic ecosystems NGO & Populations (II part) Ecological 12 00 -1400 (I part) 12 00 -1500 Education 1500 -1700 (II part) ●Protection of the Environment (I part) 1100 – 14 00 Terrestrial and ● Conservation ● Protection of the Agroecology Aquatic ecosystems of Biodiversity Environment 1700 – 1900 (I part) and Geodiversity (II part) 17 30 – 20 00 1600 – 19 00 1600 – 19 00 4 V International Symposium of Ecologists of Montenegro – The Book of Abstracts and Programme ISEM5 Programme (Detailed) Wednesday, October 2 Terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems _____________________________________________________________________ 1530-1730 : Oral presentations (Chairman: Carmen Gache and Spase Shumka) 15 30-15 40 : Nuša Cukrov, Delko Bariši ć, Beatrix Heller, Sonja Lojen & Neven Cukrov: IMPORTANCE OF REPRESENTATIVE SEDIMENT SAMPLE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INTERPRETATION: A CASE STUDY IN THE LAKE VISOVAC, KRKA RIVER, CROATIA 1540-1550: Gorbunov M.Yu. & Umanskaya M.V.: FACTORS SHAPING THE COMPOSITION OF PHOTOTROPHIC COMMUNITIES IN MEROMICTIC FRESHWATER LAKES 1550-1600 : Umanskaya M.V., Krasnova E.S. & Gorbunov M.Yu.: THE SEASONAL AND ANNUAL DYNAMICS OF PHOTOTROPHIC PLANKTON COMMUNITIES FROM THE SMALL URBAN MEROMICTIC POND 16 00-16 10 : Sead Hadžiablahovi ć: FLORA OF SKADAR LAKE NATIONAL PARK 16 10-16 20: Gabriela Costea: PROTECTED SPECIES OF DRAGONFLIES (INSECTA: ODONATA) AND MAYFLIES (INSECTA: EPHEMEROPTERA) IN THE LOWER PRUT FLOODPLAIN NATURAL PARK ROMANIA 16 20-1630: Tatjana Babovi ć-Jakši ć, Nebojsa Živi ć & Nenad Labus: THE COLLEMBOLA FAUNA OF DIFFERENT MICROHABITATS OF BECICI BEACH, MONTENEGRO 1630-1640: Jerina Kolitari, Sokol Duro, Alfred Caushi, Arjan Demiri, Roland Kristo & Jerina Vukaj: EVALUATION OF ACUGA ( ENCHRAULIS ENCHRASICHOLUS ) POPULATION STRUCTURE BY LENGTH AND AGE INDICATORS 16 40-16 50: Spase Shumka, Pellumb Aleksi, Odd Terje Sandlund, Arefi Cake & Sotir Mali: IMPLEMENTING THE EUROPEAN FISH INDEX (EFI) FOR ASSESSMENT OF THE STATE OF CENTRAL ALBANIAN RIVER SYSTEM 16 50-1700: Sokol Duro, Jerina Kolitari, Neira Medja, Alfred Caushi & Arjan Demiri: EVALUATION OF SARDINE (SARDINA PLICHARDUS) POPULATION STRUCTURE BY LENGTH AND AGE INDICATORS 17 00-17 10: Dijana Blažekovi ć Dimovska, Stojmir Stojanovski & Nikola Hristovski: PARASITE FAUNA OF ENDEMIC FISHES ( SALMO LETNICA Karaman, 1924 and SALMO OHRIDANUS Steindachner 1892) FROM LAKE OHRID (MACEDONIA) 17 10-17 20 : Carmen Gache: HABITATS’ EVOLUTION AND BIRDS FAUNA’S DIVERSITY IN THE JIJIOARA RIVER BASIN (ROMANIA) 17 20-1730 : Jamarber Malltezi, Ardian Shehu, Lirim Selfo & Sulejman Sulce: ECOLOGICAL CONSIDERATION IN SUSTAINABLE HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT IN ALBANIA: THE CASE OF ASHTA HYDRO POWER PLANT IN SHKODRA, ALBANIA Wednesday, October 2, 17 30 – 20 00 : Poster presentations (1 – 25) 1. Adriana Zyfi, Spiro Grazhdani & Alma Ahmeti: MODELING WATER QUALITY IN THE LAKE SHKODRA USING CE-QUAL-W2 MODEL 5 V International Symposium of Ecologists of Montenegro – The Book of Abstracts and Programme 2. Rahman Ferizi & Klementina Puto: PRELIMINARY DATA ON MICROBIOLOGICAL QUALITY ASSESSMENT IN DIFFERENT FISH SPECIES FROM LUMBARDHI RIVER, KOSOVO 3. Mateusz Płóciennik, Ioannis Karaouzas, Olga Antczak & Daria Baradyn: THE CHIRONOMIDAE (DIPTERA) FAUNA OF GREECE: ZOOGEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTIONS AND NEW RECORDS 4. Mateusz Płóciennik, Piotr Gadawski & Jacek Kazimierczak: NEW SPECIES OF NON- BITING MIDGES (DIPTERA, CHIRONOMIDAE) FOR COASTAL REGIONS OF CROATIA AND MONTENEGRO 5. Marsela Bitri, Spiro Grazhdani & Alma Ahmeti: TEST AND VALUDATION OF AQUA- CROP MODEL IN SIMULATING CANOPY COVER, BIOMASS AND GRAIN YIELD OF IRIGATED AND WATER DEFICIENT FIELD MAIZE 6. Skerdilaid Xhulaj: COMPOSITION AND SEASONAL VARIATION OF PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY UPSTREAM OF DEVOLLI RIVER (EASTERN ALBANIA) 7. 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