NSAID-gastropathy in patients with cardiac disease

Lytkina, Alina A.; Chibyeva, L.G.

doi:10.25789/ymj.2018.63.10

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“…The restoration of indigenous plant communities occurs from the age of 20-25 years, which generally confirms the general trend of successional series in the cryolithozone of Central Yakutia [8][9][10]. Restoration of ground moss-lichen and lichen cover in such conditions requires considerable time and occurs only on poor gravelly and sandy loam soils.…”

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“…On the one hand, fire in the forest is a destructive factor of destructive power, which acquires the character of ecological catastrophes in certain periods, and leads to partial or complete destabilization of the forest ecosystem. On the other hand, forest fires have a positive impact on the condition and development of forest stands, acting as a factor of renewal in the ecosystem and contributing to the natural renewal of tree species [7][8][9][10]. This is especially true for forest formations that are formed by tree species with a pyrogenic life strategy.…”

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Changes in the ground environment under the influence of fires in the territory of the State Natural Reserve «Olekminsky»

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This paper discusses the chronology and cause of forest fires on the territory of the State Reserve “Olekminsky”. Forest fires on the territory of the reserve are low-level, caused by dry thunderstorms. The overgrowth of burnt areas occurs at the expense of specific groups of pyrophyte plants. For 2-3 years after the fires, Camenerion angustifolium (L.) Scop., Corydalis sibirica (L.) Pers., Plantago canescens Adams, Crepis tectorum L. and others were found. In waterlogged areas, Tephroseris palustris (L.) Reichenb appear and subsequently do not occur, and mosses: Marshantia polymorpha L., Ceratodon purpureum (Hedw.) Brid. It was found that the restoration of ground cover is mainly due to species characteristic only for intermediate stages: Lichens - Baeomyces carneus, Dibaeis baeomyces and Trapeliopsis granulosa, as well as Arctous erythrocarpa (Small) M. Ivanova, Chamaenerion angustifolium (L.) Scop., Calamagrostis obtusata Trin, Сarex spp., cereals and green mosses. More than 40 species of lichens participate in the formation of the ground cover of the studied larch forests, mainly bushy species of Cladonia, Stereocaulon, Peltigera. Forest fires of a natural nature occurring on the territory of the reserve are the main limiting factor affecting bio-resources and theirrestoration.

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