Registration Number
0220U102008,
0117U004291
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Title
Development of modern concept to resoil the bionic potential of recultivated lands for soil conservation
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Head
Chorna Valentyna I,
Registration Date
28-02-2020
Organization
Dnipro state agrarian and economic university
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Feasibility of further development of conceptual principles on complex techno-ecosystems reclamation was scientifically defined newly for solving topical theoretical problems and practical problems, drawing on the retrospective of scientific developments on the problem of anthropically disturbed lands remediation and on integrated theoretical and experimental studies conducted.
In the project, recommendations on ecosystem services activation in reclaimed lands were developed with the aim of their rational use and recovery of soil fertility. Dynamics of the technogenic soil properties (physicochemical, agrochemical and physical parameters) and functions of biogeocenotic links have been determined, which are an important component of fertility recovery program. For efficient and sustainable economic use of technogenic agricultural complexes, the pertinent features of technogenic biocenoses were determined, and their optimal structure was established. Dynamics of enzymatic processes in technozems were studied as a basis of fertility development, and efficiency of the newest developments application in creation of effective microfertilizers on physiological parameters of agricultural plants was investigated. The practical possibility of microfertilizers introducing in the process of crop production on reclaimed lands was evaluated, as well as the newest technological approaches and nanotechnological fertilizers that stimulate plants and also have reparative properties were studied.
Product Description
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Yevtushenko Eduard O.
Brygadyrenko Viktor V.
Vagner Ignatiy V.
Voroshylova Nataliya V.
Katsevych Viktoriya V.
Loza Iryna M.
Movchan Grygoriy V.
Puhova Olena Ye.
Rak Alina Yu.
Stasovska Yevgenia O.
Shportyuk Nataliya L.
Shulman Mariya V.
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2020-04-02
