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Information × Registration Number 0224U032259, 0121U113273 , R & D reports Title Forest pathological and pyrological condition of forest and forest agrarian landscapes of Central Polissya in the context of climate change in the conditions of radioactive soil contamination. popup.stage_title Розробка науково-практичних рекомендацій щодо ведення лісового господарства з урахуванням лісопатологічного, пірологічного стану в лісоаграрних ландшафтах Центрального Полісся в контексті змінк лімату в умовах радіоактивного забруднення грунтів. Head Hanzhaliuk Taisa S., Levchenko Valerii B., кандидат с.-г. наукFuchylo Yaroslav D., Доктор сільськогосподарських наук Registration Date 27-08-2024 Organization Malyn Applied College popup.description2 Actuality of theme. In the forest vegetation conditions of the Zhytomyr region, pine stands are dominant. Their mass share in the forest fund of the Zhytomyr Regional Department of Forestry and Hunting is 72.6%. Pine stands are of considerable forestry and recreational importance. To date, the pine stands of the Central Polissia are under threat of losing resistance to the complex impact of adverse climatic, forest pathological, pyrological, and anthropogenic factors due to the spread of apical, six-toothed bark beetles, causative agents of root and pine fungus. Extreme damage is caused by forest fires, which annually destroy about 564.3 hectares in Zhyomyr region alone. State forest fund. All the factors listed above are caused not only by the influence of anthropogenic factors, but also by significant climatic changes. In addition to the Zhytomyr region, damage to pine stands by the above-mentioned pests and diseases, as well as those destroyed by forest fires, including large-scale ones, is observed in the territories of the Volyn, Lviv, Rivne, Kyiv, Chernihiv, Vinnytsia, Ternopil, and Ivano-Frankivsk regions. The drying of pine stands of different ages due to the complex impact of pests and pathogens of both fungal and bacterial origin first took on the character of mass epiphytotia already at the beginning of 2012. Even at the beginning of 2010, such large-scale droughts were not observed. Therefore, by 2021, a plan of measures to limit the mass drying of Scots pine stands, as well as the occurrence and spread of forest fires, including large-scale ones, was not developed. In this regard, the study of the current forest pathological and pyrological state, which leads to the mass destruction of pine stands in the conditions of the Central Polissia and in the territory of the Zhytomyr region in particular, is quite relevant. Product Description popup.authors Ivaniuk Ihor D. Belska Olha V. Budnik Ihor P. Hanzhaliuk Taisa S. Zhukovskyi Oleh V. Karpovych Maryna S. Kratiuk Oleksandr L. Korkulenko Alona M. Krasnov Volodymyr P. Levchenko Valerii B. Fuchylo Yaroslav D. Shemet Olena I. popup.nrat_date 2024-10-01 Close