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Information × Registration Number 0218U002198, 0115U002398 , R & D reports Title Theoretical justification of forest typological principles implementation into the Ukrainian steppe zones for the forest restoration, soil degradation stop and desertification prevention popup.stage_title Head Zverkovsky Vasiliy Nikolayevich, Registration Date 30-01-2018 Organization Oles Honchar Dnipro National University popup.description2 The object of the research is the natural and artificial forest ecosystems of the subzone of the grassland-horse-viscid steppes (the southeastern region of Ukraine) as factors of the positive environment of the cetacean process; their influence on the prevention of desertification, wind and water erosion, technogenic destruction, and increasing their reclamation influence on the soil fertility in the steppe. The purpose of the research is a bioecological substantiation, development and improvement of forest-typological principles of the organization of natural and artificial forest biogeocoenoses as an effective factor for increasing the material and energy resource, preventing soil degradation and desertification processes in the steppe zone of Ukraine. The research methods - updated and commonly used in biogeocenology, geobotany, floristics, plant physiology, microbiology of soils, phytoclimatology and soil science. The characteristic of the present state of biodiversity and spatial-functional organization, indicators of stability and adaptation to the anthropogenic loading of forest biogeocoenoses of the steppe zone is given, their typological evaluation and ordination are improved. The principles and approaches for the restoration and creation of forest biogeocoenoses with high forest-meliorative influence for prevention of soil degradation and desertification processes are determined. The criteria of estimation and increase of stability, productivity and pertinence of forest ecosystems with the use of new methodological approaches are developed. The scientific novelty is the application of an estimation of the physiological aspects of adaptive potential of wood species and hemery of anthropogenically-transformed landscapes in complex biogeocoenological studies of forests. Product Description popup.authors Іванько Ірина Анатолівна Барановський Борис Олександрович Горбань Вадим Анатолійович Зверковський Василь Миколайович Кармизова Ліна Олександрівна Котович Олександр В'ячеславович Кулік Алла Федорівна Решетняк Дар'я Євгеновна Стрижак Олег Володимирович Травлєєв Анатолій Павлович Феденко Володимир Савельович Хромих Ніна Олександрівна Шупранова Лариса Володимірівна Якуба Марина Станіславівна popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close