Diagnostics of the ecological state of aquatic and urban ecosystems using radiometric and bioindication analysis methods

Batrachenko, E. A.; Goneev, I. A.; Lukashova, O. P.; Rudnev, V. V.

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1515/3/032066

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“…Based on the goal of designing the structure -ensuring sustainability -criteria are needed to determine it. Formal determination of the sustainability of both anthropogenic and natural landscapes presents a certain difficulty, since various author's approaches are based either on identifying functioning parameters or preserving the structure [16]. Considering that in agricultural landscapes the material basis is the soil cover, considering the characteristics of pedocoenoses can be dominant.…”

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Features of research and design of the structure of natural-anthropogenic landscape complexes

Batrachenko,

Brazhnik,

Goneev

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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Intense anthropogenic impact on the landscape envelope leads to the formation of unstable natural-anthropogenic complexes. For agricultural landscapes as a category of transformed landscapes with a relatively high proportion of natural functioning mechanisms, it is necessary to study the mechanisms of formation of sustainability. The article discusses the features of using examples of landscape planning technologies for the design of sustainable agricultural landscape complexes.

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Features of research and design of the structure of natural-anthropogenic landscape complexes

Batrachenko,

Brazhnik,

Goneev

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Thus, the selection of similar material for breeding should take into account not only the genotypic potential of grain quality, but also the reaction to changes in conditions during the period of filling and formation, the degree of its preservation in unsuitable environmental conditions [5]. Consequently, the programmes carried out by breeders should be aimed at creating adaptive forms that will be characterised by a high degree of suitability to any changes in the environment [6,7]. It has also long been known that there is a negative correlation between quality and yield of winter wheat grain, thus, the most important task for the breeder is to develop varieties that will combine high quality and yield in new winter wheat varieties [8,9,10].…”

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Efficiency and genotypic quality potential of winter wheat grain in the central chernozem region

Dolgopolova,

Eremenko,

Feoktistov

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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Winter wheat in Russia occupies more than half of the sown areas of grain crops and more than 70% of winter crops. Advanced farms with a high culture of farming (crop rotations, fertilisers, soil treatment, etc.). The yield of this crop is more than 40 kg per 1 ha. One of the reasons is the lack of scientifically substantiated varietal technology of cultivation of this crop in relation to soil-climatic and regional zones. As subjects of research, promising varieties, Skipetr,Moscovskaya 56, and Zorro were used. The research was conducted in 2020-2022 in the conditions of the foothill zone of the farm “Dubovitskoe” Maloarkhangelsky district of Orel region. The paper considers the economic value of the variety, which is determined by the totality of biological and technological, food, and baking properties of high-quality varieties of agricultural crops. The choice of high-quality varieties of winter wheat and the use of the genetic resource of the variety is a decisive factor in increasing the yield of many agricultural crops, including winter wheat. When selecting the seed, it is worthwhile to assess it competently and understand all the risks of its cultivation. For many years, breeders around the world have been working on developing new productive and productive varieties. Much attention should be paid to the adaptive adaptation of varieties to external environmental conditions, which will depend on how much stable it will be possible to obtain for the programmed yield. The result of the work done shows that the new varieties under study are not inferior but superior to the control variety, which was required to be proved.

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“…For example, man-made large plantations of common pine in the environ of Kursk in terraces above flood-plain of the river Seim (Gorely forest ecosite, Gutorev pine forest, Mokva ecosite, etc.) form the vast majority of the city's ecological framework [12,13]. However, artificially planted pine forests are atypical communities for the Kursk regions (10% of the afforestated area) and their characteristic feature is a connection with a certain stage of the succession series.…”

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Soil successions of Carbic Podzols (Arenic) under Scots Pine plantations in Kursk region

2021

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Anthropogenic activities lead to significant transformations of natural landscapes. In this article, an attempt was made to describe the soil succession in the context of 100-year dynamics of Scots Pine forest stand in Kursk region. The morphological, physical, chemical and physical and chemical characteristics of sandy podzols in the chronological order of pine forests functioning 0 - 70 - 100 years were under analysis. It was revealed that monodominant forest stand of Scots Pine leads to the transformation of soils at the type level. It is noted that forest stand of Scots Pine on Umbric Podzols contribute to the development of the podzolic process at an average rate of formation of the podzolic horizon - 0.11 - 0.17 sm / year. During the time period of the soil succession (100 years), the thickness of the soil profile has increased and the humus reserves in the profile have increased by 47.1%, as well as a total decrease in the content of mineral nutrients is noted. The content of mobile forms of heavy metals (Cu, Zn, Ni, Mn and Co) in the genetic horizons of Carbic Podzols (Arenic) in the time interval of the succession 70 - 100 years decreases by 21.4 - 71.4%.

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Diagnostics of the ecological state of aquatic and urban ecosystems using radiometric and bioindication analysis methods

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Features of research and design of the structure of natural-anthropogenic landscape complexes

Features of research and design of the structure of natural-anthropogenic landscape complexes

Efficiency and genotypic quality potential of winter wheat grain in the central chernozem region

Soil successions of Carbic Podzols (Arenic) under Scots Pine plantations in Kursk region

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