Innovative technology for ecological restoration of degraded rangeland ecosystems based on new varieties of fodder halophytes in arid regions of Russia

This paper presents the results of breeding drought- and salt-tolerant varieties of fodder halophytes and the innovative technologies of ecological restoration of degraded rangeland ecosystems developed on their basis. The latter have been shown to restore the lost typical zonal biodiversity and fod...

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Published in:	Russian agricultural sciences Vol. 42; no. 5; pp. 348 - 352
Main Authors:	Shamsutdinov, Z. Sh, Kosolapov, V. M., Shamsutdinova, E. Z., Savchenko, I. V., Zvolinskiy, V. P., Gunin, P. D., Shamsutdinov, N. Z., Goldvarg, B. A., Tsagan-Mandzhiev, N. L.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	New York Allerton Press 01-09-2016 Springer Nature B.V
Subjects:	Agriculture Arid zones Biodiversity Biomedical and Life Sciences Crop science Drought Ecosystems Environmental restoration Fodder Fodder Production Forage Life Sciences Plant Biochemistry Plant reproduction Principles Productivity Rangelands Research centers Seeds Studies Technology Russia INW, Russia halophytes innovative technologies variety ecological restoration degraded rangeland ecosystems
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Summary:	This paper presents the results of breeding drought- and salt-tolerant varieties of fodder halophytes and the innovative technologies of ecological restoration of degraded rangeland ecosystems developed on their basis. The latter have been shown to restore the lost typical zonal biodiversity and fodder productivity of rangelands in arid regions of the south of Russia.
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ISSN:	1068-3674 1934-8037
DOI:	10.3103/S1068367416050220