There is a generally accepted opinion that young people, born in the era of intensive use of ICT and the Internet, are much better at handling new technologies and using Internet resources than older generations. In support of this claim, it is stated that different digital technologies and the Internet have been a natural environment for these generations since birth. This paper aims to check to what extent the above statements apply to University of Mostar (SUM) students. For this purpose, the authors researched SUM students to determine how they self-assess their knowledge and use of Internet resources. On the other hand, it was necessary to use Internet resources to pass exams in certain subjects. In this paper, the authors compared the results obtained by surveying students with actual exam results. The results of the research suggest that the students have relatively good knowledge and coping skills with the tasks they solve within the individual courses of their studies. However, Insufficient mastery of the Internet and its information is indicated by lower ratings of the ability to evaluate found materials and ratings of the ability to use the advanced functions of the Google search engine.

C. K. Schneider), from Southern Russia (plantation) and Southern Siberia. During the DNA analysis, 16 primers were used, which were combined at amplification. On the basis of molecular analyses of regions in genomic and chloroplast DNA, their genetic closeness was determined. Therefore, the authors suggest that the Croatian sibirea ( Sibi-raea croatica Deg.) is not a separate species, but should be recognized at a lower taxonomic rank as the ecotype of the Altaic sibirea ( S. altaiensis (Laxm.) C.K. Schneider). Based on the phylogenetic analysis of internal transcribed spacer (ITS) regions in genomic ribosomal genes (rDNA), the phylogenetic position of Sibiraea spp. was confirmed within the Rosaceae family.

Climate change is expected to reduce the distribution range of major tree species in Europe. As a result, rare and underutilized tree species are gaining importance, despite limited research on their ecological characteristics. One such species is wild service tree ( Sorbus torminalis (L.) Crantz)