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Change in Phytologic Composition of Longevous Pascual Grass Stand

Abstract

The problem of productive macrobiosis of meadow grass stands is priority. Under the natural conditions thestability of biocenosis to a great extend depends on the composition and the structure of poiums. Many years’ investigations showed high stability of meadow grass stands on peat soils and the ability of productive macrobiosis of the given grass stands without meadow reformation within at least 20 years. Out of perennial graminifolious herbs the most adaptive potential is characterized by meadow foxtail. The deserving plants for long-term cultivation on peat soils is meadow foxtail, meadow grass and cock's-foot grass.

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A. S. Meyerovsky
RUE "Institute for Land Reclamation"
Belarus


S. N. Brel
RUE "Institute for Land Reclamation"
Belarus


E. M. Mishuk
RUE "Polesye Experimental station for Reclamation Agriculture and Meadow Cultivation"
Belarus


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Meyerovsky A.S., Brel S.N., Mishuk E.M. Change in Phytologic Composition of Longevous Pascual Grass Stand. Land Reclamation. 2009;(1):202-207. (In Russ.)

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