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1. Communities of Soil Invertebrates in Protected Areas of the Southern Coast of Crimea

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   Soil and zoological studies of the arboretum of the Nikitsky Botanical Garden and Cape Martian Reserve (southern coast of Crimea) were...

   A. A. Rahleeva, N. V. Agadzhanova, ... P. V. Krasilnikov in Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin

   Article 01 January 2020
   

2. The Role of Zoogenic Structures of Large Soil Invertebrates in Creating and Maintaining Heterogeneity of Soil Properties (Review)

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   We present a review of the literature data and the results of our own studies on the influence of soil invertebrates of the macrofauna size...

   A. A. Rakhleeva in Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin

   Article 01 September 2022

3. Regularities of Ammonium Nitrogen Distribution in Calcisols

   Ammonium nitrogen (N-NH ₄ ) concentration in the calcisols of the Nikitsky Botanical Garden shows considerable spatiotemporal variation. This study has...

   I. I. Sudnitsyn in Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin

   Article 01 October 2018

4. Analysis of the Filling of Naturally Flowing Reservoirs for Substantiating Ways to Solve the Problems of Water Supply Security in the Republic of Crimea and City of Sevastopol

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   The filling of naturally flowing reservoirs in the Republic of Crimea and city of Sevastopol has been analyzed. A set of measures to solve...

   I. V. Nikolenko, A. M. Kopachevskii, E. A. Karimov in Water Resources

   Article 18 July 2022
   

5. The Impact of Artificial Forest Plantations on Mountain-Meadow Soils of Crimea

   A significant change in the properties of mountainous meadow soils of the Ai-Petri Plateau has taken place under the impact of artificial plantations...

   I. V. Kostenko in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 24 May 2018

6. Theory of Radioisotope and Chemical Homeostasis of Marine Ecosystems

   In this chapter, the theory of radioisotope and chemical homeostasis of marine ecosystems is presented. The homeostatic characteristics of...

   Victor Egorov in Theory of Radioisotopic and Chemical Homeostasis of Marine Ecosystems

   Chapter 2021
   

7. Alkalization of irrigated soils suitable for orchard growing in steppe Crimea and prospects for their use

   Data of large-scale soil surveys performed by the Ukrgiprosad Institute (Ukrainian Institute for Orchard Growing) in 1997–2013 on irrigated soils of...

   O. E. Klimenko in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 11 October 2016

8. Soil water content and water supply of plants in the southern Crimea

   In cinnamonic soils of the Nikitsky Botanical Garden (Crimea), the average productive water reserves (WR) under different plants in 1981–1990...

   I. I. Sudnitsyn in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 01 January 2008

9. Foliar seed-bearing organs of Paleozoic ginkgophytes and the early evolution of the Ginkgoales

   This paper deals with the Late Paleozoic phase of the evolution of the ginkgophytes (gymnosperms attributed to the order Ginkgoales). New genera and...

   S. V. Naugolnykh in Paleontological Journal

   Article 01 November 2007

10. Holocene Mediterranization of the southern Crimean vegetation: paleoecological records, regional climate change, and possible non-climatic influences

    Carlos E. Cordova in The Black Sea Flood Question: Changes in Coastline, Climate, and Human Settlement

    Chapter 2007