Ladyka M. Ecological-Ameliorative State and Fertility of Wetlands of the Left Bank Forest-Steppe Zone (For Example Trubizh River Basin)

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0406U003028

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  • 06.01.03 - Агроґрунтознавство і агрофізика

16-06-2006

Specialized Academic Board

Д 26.004.04

National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine

Essay

3. Object - the process of changes of ecological-ameliorative state and main characteristics of fertility of Wetlands in Trubizh River Basin in a current stage of land tenure. Purpose of investigations is to study the changes of ecological-ameliorative state and fertility of Wetlands of the Left Bank Forest-Steppe Zone. Methods of investigation are field experiment, expedition, laboratory experiment and statistical methods. Scientific novelty is establishment of regularities of water-salt regime change, acid-alkaline balance, physical and water-physical properties, morphological-genetical features of reclaimed hydromorphic and semyhydromorphic salinity soils under the influence of water regime and water regulation. Field of application: agriculture.

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