Ukrainian Journal of Ecology

Relevant Articles [98]

• Ecological-based adaptation of agriculture to the soil and climatic conditions in Russian steppe

  

  Gulyanov Yu.A., Chibilev A.A., Levykin S.V., Silantieva M.M., Kazachkov G.V., Sokolova L.V.

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• Stimulating the increasing of natural soil fertility: economic and environmental aspects

  

  I. O. Yasnolob, T.O. Chayka, O. A. Galych, O. S. Kolodii, S. E. Moroz, N. Yu. Protsiuk, I. I. Lotych

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• Soil acid-base buffering in the step agriculture lands

  

  O. O. Ozhovan, V. I. Mikhaylyuk

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• Vertical distribution of 137Cs in forest soil after the ground fires

  

  I. Davydova, M. Korbut, H. Kreitseva, A. Panasiuk, V. Melnyk

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• Effect of the cultivation of legumes on the dynamics of sod-podzolic soil fertility rate

  

  U.M. Karbivska, A.O. Butenko, V.I. Onychko, I.M. Masyk, Z.I. Hlupak, O.M. Danylchenko, T.I. Klochkova, O.L. Ihnatieva

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• Effect of various tillage systems on the agrophysical properties of black soils of the right-bank forest-steppe of Ukraine

  

  I.D. Prymak*, L.V. Bogatyr, V.M. Karaulna, O.B. Panchenko and I.A. Panchenklo

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• Soil physico-chemical properties and their effects on Populus euphratica growth in desertification areas

  

  A. Huo, X. Wang, W. Guan*, J. Zhong, X. Yi and Y. Wen

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• Changes in enzymatic activity of the arable soil layer under different systems of primary tillage and fertilization of typical chernozem in the short crop rotation of the right-bank forest-steppe zone of Ukraine

  

  I. Prymak, O. Panchenko, M. Fedorchuk, O. Yeremenko* and I. Panchenko

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• Investigation the effects of different concentration of Copper, Lead and Cadmium of soil on Zinc accumulation inside different organs of Eucalyptus camaldulensis

  

  A. Salahi, F. Gruber

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• Measurement of radon concentration in soil gas of the city of Rivne (Ukraine)

  

  O.O. Lebed, A.V. Lysytsya, V.O. Myslinchuk, A.M. Pryshchepa, O.Yu. Dejneka

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