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Information × Registration Number 0201U004093, 0197U003052 , R & D reports Title Monitoring, conservation and enrichment ecosystems diversity of the Biosphere Reserve "Askania-Nova" and region. For 1996-2000 yr. popup.stage_title Head Gavrylenko Viktor Semenovych, Registration Date 05-03-2001 Organization The Falz-Fein Biosphere reserve "Askania-Nova" UAAS popup.description2 It is conducted the vegetation cartography of long leas and a plot "Stara". The demutation scheme of long leas is made up. The methodical recommendations for the steppe renovation are established. It is determined the productivity of the main associations and the seed harvest of 17 flowering species. The formation features of nesting ornithofauna of the artificial arboreal plantations are exposed. The record of migrating ornithofauna is carried out. It is studied the distribution population structure of Amphibian, Reptiles and Mammals of the reserve. The features of the water salt regime dynamics are shown in the dark chestnut soils of the reserve. There are 126 species, forms and varieties of the wood exots, and 94 new species for the Askanian dendroflora introduced. There are 42 taxons of the arboreal introducents recognised as the perspective for their introduction into the green building of our region. It is established the reconstructive actions for the destroyed park stand of trees.The plant ations of 5 points of the ground agroecological monitoring are inspected. Their assortment includes 159 taxons and requires the radical revision and introduction of new plants. The scientists studied the biological peculiarities, physiological breeding features and behaviour forms of some wild mammals and birds. Also the oomorphological indices, the nesting behaviour, the migration birds are studied. Some physiological features, reproduction ability of bull hybrids are studied. The works on Eland domestication and milking are continued. The parasitic situation is determined. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close