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Malyuta Olga Vasilievna
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• Volga State University of Technology
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ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCE RESEARCH OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE CONDITIONS OF SANDPITS
06.00.00 Agricultural sciences
Description
In this article, an anthropogenic influence on natural ecosystem such as an excavation of sand is discussed. Investigations were done in Kuyar Forest District of the Mari El Republic on a sandpit. The adjacent plot of natural forest was taken as a control. For evaluation the degree of environment transformation as a result of sand excavation several indicators were used. As indicators of physical soil degradation - thickness of organogenic horizon and soil density; for assessment a chemical degradation – content of main nutrients and humus; as an indicator of biological degradation – the level of active microbial biomass. Besides, a potential phytotoxicity was estimated. The study proved: physical and chemical parameters corresponded with the fourth degree of soil degradation, at the same time, biological parameters approximated to parameters of soil from natural territory
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PHYTOINDICATION IN THE QUALITY CONTROL OF WATER BODIES
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Human-induced disturbance on water objects was appraised with chemo and biological methods, the results of which are turned out to be comparable
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EFFECT OF NON-TRADITIONAL MELIORANTS ON THE MICROBIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF SOIL AND GROWTH OF PLANTS
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The effect of the new meliorants on the qualitative and quantitative composition of the microflora of loamy sand soil and the growth of pine seedlings is presented. The activization of microbiological processes and growth of plants on the meliorated plots is revealed
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АPIINDICATION AS A PART OF RADIOECOLOGICAL MONITORING
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The opportunity to apply products of beekeeping to the environmental control of territories polluted with radionuclides is examined