[Regularities of behaviour of the Chernobyl fall-outs 90 Sr and 137 Cs in soil and plant cover of forage lands of the Polesye [Forest zone] of Ukraine]

Il'in, M.I.

[Regularities of behaviour of the Chernobyl fall-outs 90 Sr and 137 Cs in soil and plant cover of forage lands of the Polesye [Forest zone] of Ukraine]

1996

Il'in, M.I.

Result of investigation of Chernobyl fall-outs 90 Sr and 137 Cs behaviour in meadow cenoses of the Polesye of Ukraine were summarized. It was found out that 137 Cs mobility in the system soil-plants on natural meadows of Polesye depends on phytotopological meadow type - complex index which takes into account soil type, meadow moisturizing regime and specific composition of herbage

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AGROVOC Keywords

cesio cesium contaminantes radiactivos contamination radioactive estroncio ion iones polluant radioactif pollution du sol prados de siega prairie de fauche procesos de transporte en el suelo radioisotopos sol alluvial sol d'herbages sol tourbeux strontium suelo aluvial suelo de praderas suelo turboso tipos de suelos transport dans le sol type de sol ucrania ukraine vegetation

Bibliographic information

Published in

Problemy Sel'skokhozyaystvennoy Radiologii. Sbornik nauchnykh trudov (Ukraine)

Issue 4

Publisher

UkrINTEI

Other Subjects

Evaluation impact sur environnement; Vegetacion; Isotope radioactif; Contaminacion radiactiva; Evaluacion del impacto ambiental; Polucion del suelo

Language

Russian

Note

Summaries (En, Uk)

14 ref.; 8 tables; 1 ill.

ISSN

7778-0237

Type

Summary

Source

[Problems of agricultural radiology. Collection of scientific papers], Ukrainian Research Inst. of Agricultural Radiology, Kiev (Ukraine).- Kiev (Ukraine): UkrINTEI, 1996.- ISBN 5-7778-0237-0. p. 159-169

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