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1. Rózsa- És Galagonya-Konferencia A „I. RÓZSA - ÉS GALAGONYA -KONFERENCIA A KÁRPÁT -MEDENCÉBEN ” NEMZETKÖZI KONFERENCIA 2015. MÁJUS 29–30. GÖDÖLLŐ Konferencia-kötet „1 ST ROSE - AND HAWTHORNCONFERENCE IN CARPATHIAN BASIN ” INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 29–30 TH MAY 2015. GÖDÖLLŐ (H UNGARY ) Proceedings-book „I. RÓZSA - ÉS GALAGONYA -KONFERENCIA A KÁRPÁT -MEDENCÉBEN ” NEMZETKÖZI KONFERENCIA 2015. MÁJUS 29–30. GÖDÖLLŐ Konferencia-kötet „1 ST ROSE - AND HAWTHORNCONFERENCE IN CARPATHIAN BASIN ” INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 29–30 TH MAY 2015. GÖDÖLLŐ (H UNGARY ) Proceedings-book 2 „I. RÓZSA - ÉS GALAGONYA -KONFERENCIA A KÁRPÁT -MEDENCÉBEN ” NEMZETKÖZI KONFERENCIA 2015. MÁJUS 29–30. GÖDÖLLŐ Konferencia-kötet „1 ST ROSE - AND HAWTHORNCONFERENCE IN CARPATHIAN BASIN ” INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 29–30 TH MAY 2015. GÖDÖLLŐ (H UNGARY ) Proceedings-book 3 4 Konferencia-kötet szerkesztők (Editors of Proceedings-book): KERÉNYI -NAGY VIKTOR – SZIRMAI ORSOLYA – HELYES LAJOS – PENKSZA KÁROLY – NEMÉNYI ANDRÁS Borító (Cover photo): Rosa gizellae BORBÁS var. neogradensis (B ORBÁS ) KERÉNYI-NAGY Dévényújfalu: Homokhegy – Devínska Nová Ves: Sandberg (fotó: Kerényi-Nagy) Kiadja (Published by): Szent István Egyetemi Kiadó Készült (Print run): 100 példányban A konferencia megvalósítását a Kutató Kari Kiválósági Támogatás - Research Center of Excellence - 9877- 1/2015/FEKUT, a SZIE MKK Botanikus Kert, a Földművelésügyi Minisztérium és A Füvészkertért Alapítvány tette lehetővé ISBN 978-963-269-479-5 5 A KONFERENCIA (THE CONFERENCE ) Szervezőbizottsága (Professional support): KERÉNYI -NAGY VIKTOR , intézeti mérnök Prof. Dr. HELYES LAJOS , intézetigazgató egyetemi tanár Dr. SZIRMAI ORSOLYA , mb. botanikus kert vezető DR. ORLÓCI LÁSZLÓ , botanikus kert vezető Prof. Dr. PENKSZA KÁROLY , tanszékvezető egyetemi tanár HERNÁDI OTTÓ , Magyar Rózsatársaság elnöke TÖRÖK PÉTER , Prima Primissima-, Europa Nostra- és Ybl-díjas tájépítész Kapcsolattartója (Contact): KERÉNYI -NAGY VIKTOR ([email protected]) Anyagi támogató (Sponsored by): Szent István Egyetem Mezőgazdaság- és Környezettudományi Kar Földművelésügyi Minisztérium A Füvészkertért Alapítvány SZIE MKK Botanikus Kert Szakmai támogatói (Professional support): Szent István Egyetem Mezőgazdaság- és Környezettudományi Kar Szent István Egyetem, MKK Kertészeti Intézet Szent István Egyetem MKK Botanikus Kert Szent István Egyetem Botanikus Kertjéért Alapítvány ELTE Füvészkert Magyar Díszkertészek Szövetsége Artboretum Kft. Fővédnőke (Patron of Conference): Dr. FAZEKAS SÁNDOR Vidékfejlesztési Miniszter (Minister of Agriculture) Tudományos Bizottság (Scientific Committee) Dr. GYURICZA Csaba Prof. Dr. HELYES LAJOS KERÉNYI -NAGY VIKTOR Dr. NAGY János Dr. ORLÓCI LÁSZLÓ Prof. Dr. PENKSZA Károly Prof. Dr. POSTA Katalin Dr. SZERDAHELYI Tibor TÖRÖK PÉTER Nyelvi lektorok: DR. NEMÉNYI ANDRÁS , SZEGEDI ÁRON MÁTYÁS 6 PROGRAM FŐVÉDNÖK / PATRON DR. FAZEKAS Sándor Földművelésügyi miniszter / Miniszter of Agriculture 2015. MÁJUS 29. PÉNTEK / 29th MAY 2015 FRIDAY 800 –14 30 Regisztráció / Registration KÖSZÖNTŐ / GREETING POSTA Katalin, dékán BORBÁS -EMLÉKPLAKETT ÁTADÓ 830 –900 KONFERENCIA MEGNYITÓ / CONFERENCE OPENING 900 –915 HOFFMANN Rózsa: Természet és Iskola [Nature and School] PLENÁRIS ELŐADÁSOK / PLENARY LECTURES Elnök / Chairman: HELYES Lajos 920 –940 BORHIDI Attila: A Rosaceae család taxonómiai helyzete a zárvatermők rendszerében. [The Taxonomic Position of the Rosaceae Family in the Angiosperm System] 940 –10 00 GÉCZI János: A rózsa jegye alatt. Az antropológiai nézetek kifejezése a különböző művelődéstörténeti időszakokban [Under the Sign of the Rose. Expressing Anthropological Viewpoints in Different Periods of Cultural History] 10 00 –10 20 Balázs KEVEY – László FERENCZ – Imre TÓTH : The Black hawthorn scrubs of the lower Danube region in Hungary [Euphorbio palustris- Crataegetum nigrae ČARNI , FRANJIĆ et ŠKVORC 2004] 10 20 –10 40 SCHMIDT Peter A.: Species and Hybrids of Crataegus L. in Germany – an overview 10 40 –11 00 SURÁNYI Dezső: A naspolya eredete és elterjedése [Origin and Dissemination of Medlar, Mespilus germanica L.] 11 00 –11 20 TÖRÖK Péter: "Salve Rosa Pietatis" – A rózsa és Sárospatak kertművészete ["Salve Rosa Pietatis" – Roses and Sárospatak's Garden Art] 11 20 –11 40 VÖRÖSVÁRY Gábor: Kultúrnövény vad rokonfajok változatosságának hasznosítása a növénynemesítésben [Utilization the Diversity of Crop Wild Relatives in Plant Breeding] 11 40 –13 00 Ebédszünet / Lunch 7 ELŐADÁSOK / LECTURES Elnök / Chairman: BORHIDI Attila 13 00 –13 15 BERKI Imre – TELEKI Balázs: Erdők cserjeszintjének változása évtizedes léptékben [The Change of the Schrub Layer of Woodlands in the Scale of Decades] 13 15 –13 30 BESE Gergő Péter: A pápák rózsája [Popes’ roses] 13 30 –13 45 BORI Zsuzsanna – DAOOD , Hussein – SEBESTYÉN Mária Magdolna – NAGY József – HELYES Lajos – KERÉNYI -NAGY Viktor: Őshonos galagonyafajok termés beltartalmi értékeinek vizsgálata (előtanulmány) [Study of Nutritional Value of the Native Hawthorn Species (Preliminary Study)] 13 45 –14 00 BŐHM Éva Irén: Vadrózsák és galagonyák a Szentendrei-szigeten. [Wildroses and Hawthorns in Szentendre Island] 14 00 –14 15 DÁNOS Béla – KINICZKY Márta – KOCSIS Janka: A Gyógynövénykutató Intézet rózsa és galagonya alapú készítményei [Rose and Hawthorn Based Products from the Research Intitute for Medicinal Plants and Herbs] 14 15 –14 30 ERDÉLYI Éva – TARJÁN Tamás: A vágott virágok és rózsák termesztése, exportja és importja az EU-ban és hazánkban – áttekintés az elmúlt évtized tényei és folyamatai alapján [Production, Export and Import of Cut Flowers and Fresh Cut Roses in the EU and Hungary – Facts and Trends During the Last Decade] 14 30 –14 45 GÉCZI János: Rózsák Lippai János: Posoni kertjében [Roses of Lippai J. Posoni kert] 14 45 –15 00 HÁZI Judit: A rózsafélék családjába tartozó különböző fajok viselkedése a másodlagos szukcesszió során [Behavior of Different Rosaceae Species During the Secondary Succession] 15 00 –15 15 ISÉPY István: A Füvészkerti rózsagyűjtemény története [The History of Rose-colection in Botanical Garden of Eötvös Lóránd University (Füvészkert)] KHAPUGIN , Anatoliy A.: Chorology of Taxa from Genus Rosa L. ( Rosaceae ADANS .) in the Moksha River Basin with Special Focus on Rosa villosa L., Rosa glauca POURR . and Rosa rubiginosa L. KHAPUGIN , Anatoliy A.: Cultivated roses ( Rosa L., Rosaceae ADANS .) of the Republic of Mordovia (Central Russia) and Adjacent Regions 15 15 –15 30 KOVÁCS Szilvia – FENES Éva Anita – TÓTH Magdolna: Csipkebogyó nemesítés gyümölcstermesztési céllal a BCE Gyümölcstermő Növények Tanszéken [Rosehip Breeding Program at the Department of Pomology of Corvinus University of Budapest] 15 30 –15 45 Büfé / Bufet 8 Elnök / Cherman: SZERDAHELYI Tibor 15 45 –16 00 NEGREAN Gavril – KARÁCSONYI Károly: Románia Nyugati-síkságán jelzett rózsafajok áttekintése. [Overview of Rosa species in Western Foodplan of Romania] 16 00 –16 15 PENKSZA Károly – HÁZI Judit – WICHMANN Barnabás – FÜRJES Zsuzsa – SZŐKE Péter – HAJNÁCZKI Sándor – SUTYINSZKI Zsuzsanna – SZENTES Szilárd: Összehasonlító gyepgazdálkodási vizsgálatok magyarországi gyepekben és cserjés legelőkön. [Botanical Investigation and Grassland Management on the Hungarian Grasslands and Bushy Pastures) 16 15 –16 30 BAKAY László – ROVNÁ , Katarína: Utilization of botanical roses in urban context 16 30 –16 45 SURÁNYI Dezső – SZANI Zsolt: Egy monotipikus faj diverzitási és hibridizációs korlátai naspolyafajták- és hibridek [A monotypical species diversity and hybridization barriers: medlar cultivars and hybrids] 16 45 –17 00 SÜTÖRINÉ DIÓSZEGI Magdolna – SZABÓ Veronika – MAGYAR Lajos – HONFI Péter: A Budai Arborétum galagonya gyűjteménye [Hawthorn Collection in Arboretum of Buda] SOŁTYS -LELEK , Anna – BARABASZ -KRASNY , Beata: Genera Rosa l. in Poland – Current Research and the Perspectives of Future Study on the Subject 17 00 –17 15 SZABÓ Veronika – MAGYAR Lajos – HROTKÓ Károly: Amúri galagonya (Crataegus pinnatifida BUNGE var. major N. E. BR.) szaporítása és gyümölcsvizsgálata [Propagation and Fruit Trials of Chinese hawthorn (Crataegus pinnatifida BUNGE var. major N. E. BR.)] 17 15 –17 30 SZIRMAI Orsolya – HOREL Judit – PÁNDI Ildikó: A Szent István Egyetem Botanikus kertjének tematikus gyűjteményei, fókuszban a rózsa és galagonya génbank [Tematic Collections of Botanical Garden of Szent István University: spotlight the roses and hawthorns] 17 30 –17 45 TELEKI Balázs: A töviskes cserjések ( Prunetalia ) természetvédelmi jelentősége [Important of the Prunetalia Schrublands in the Nature Conservation] 17 45 –18 00 TÓTH Zsuzsa – KERÉNYI -NAGY Viktor – FOGARASI Gábor – ENDRÉDI Anett – KISSNÉ UZONYI Ágnes – TOLNAI Márton – PÓCS Tamás – MOLNÁR Csaba – BUSCHMANN Ferenc –JUHÁSZ Tibor – NAGY János György: A Jászság kistérség edényes flórája, különös tekintettel a Rosaceae fajokra [The Vascular-, Especially the Rosaceae Flora of the Jászság Microregion] 18 00 –18 15 KERÉNYI -NAGY Viktor: Régi és új szempontok a galagonyák rendszerezésében [Old and New Aspects of the Hawthorn Taxonomy] 18 15 –18 25 KERÉNYI -NAGY Viktor: Régi és új szempontok a rózsák rendszerezésében [Old and New Aspects of the Roses Taxonomy] 18 25 –18 30 KERÉNYI -NAGY Viktor: In memoriam Udvardy László (1968–2010) 9 19 00 – Fogadás / Dinner 2015. MÁJUS 30. SZOMBAT / 30 th MAY 2015 SATURDAY 10 00 –12 00 Rózsa- és galagonyagyűjtemény átadó, botanikus kerti szakvezetés, konferenciazárás / Ceremony of collection of roses and hawthorns in Botanical Garden of Szent István University 12 30 – Ebéd / lunch POSZTER / POSTERS BAKAY László – RAČEK , Marcel – ROVNÁ , Katarína – KERÉNYI -NAGY
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