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    Seasonal dynamics of the mineral nitrogen forms in mountain-meadow alpine soils

    The good agreement between the changes in the concentrations of ammonium and nitrate nitrogen, on the one hand, and the mineralization and nitrification activities, on the other hand, was shown in the annual d...

    M. I. Makarov, N. A. Leoshkina, A. A. Ermak, T. I. Malysheva in Eurasian Soil Science (2010)

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    Phosphorus in humus acids

    The distribution of phosphorus among humus acid groups in different soil types was studied. It was shown that the binding of P with acid-soluble and-insoluble organic components is determined by the acid-base ...

    M. I. Makarov, T. I. Malysheva in Eurasian Soil Science (2006)

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    Phosphorus Compounds Under Different Plants in an Artificial Soil Formation Experiment

    The phosphorus (P) status of noncalcareous loam soils developed in large lysimeters was evaluated after 30 years of (i) crop rotation, (ii) permanent grasses, and (iii) several types of forest vegetation. The ...

    M.I. Makarov, T.I. Malysheva in Tree Species Effects on Soils: Implication… (2005)

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    Soils and nutrient turnover

    Mountain soils are highly variable and their properties depend on several abiotic (climate, geology, slope processes etc.) as well as biotic (vegetation, animal and microbial activity etc.) factors. In this ch...

    T. I. Malysheva, M. I. Makarov in Alpine Ecosystems in the Northwest Caucasus (2004)

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    Nitrogen dynamics in alpine ecosystems of the northern Caucasus

    Net N mineralization, nitrification, microbial biomass N and 15N natural abundance were studied in a toposequence of representative soils and plant communities in the alpine zone of the northern Caucasus. The top...

    M.I. Makarov, B. Glaser, W. Zech, T.I. Malysheva, I.V. Bulatnikova in Plant and Soil (2003)

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    Prediction of the corrosion rate of carbon steel from data on the chemical composition of fresh water

    Yu. A. Kharlamov, M. A. Luchina, T. I. Malysheva in Hydrotechnical Construction (1982)

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    Means for protecting underwater structures at the Tsimlyansk hydroelectric stations from fouling by mussels

    1. The abundant mussel fouling of the surfaces of the trash racks, gates of the dam and turbines, concrete scrol...

    M. A. Luchina, T. I. Malysheva, E. I. Frost in Hydrotechnical Construction (1978)

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    Corrosion of metal components of hydraulic structures

    1. The nature and intensity of corrosion depends on the corrosive activity of the water in the reservoirs, whose...

    S. M. Nalimov, M. A. Luchina, T. I. Malysheva in Hydrotechnical Construction (1975)

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    Use of organic coatings for protecting metal structures of river hydro developments against corrosion and fouling

    The results of full-scale investigations of VNIIG permit considering the following paint compositions to be the most effective for protection against corrosion and mussel fouling:

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    T. I. Malysheva, M. A. Luchina in Hydrotechnical Construction (1974)

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