Improvement of Desert Ranges in Soviet Central Asia

by Nina T. Nechaeva (Editor)

Overview

Improvement of Desert Ranges in Soviet Central Asia (1985) examines the progress made in the Soviet Union’s attempts to increase desert vegetation without using irrigation or fertilizers. Prominent Soviet scientists show that by making use of ecological resources alone – particularly moisture reserves and mineral nutrients available in the root zone of the soil – desert ranges worldwide can be made into more productive grazing land.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781040007198
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	04/12/2024
Series:	Routledge Library Editions: Soviet Politics
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	344
File size:	11 MB
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Table of Contents

1. Natural Conditions of Deserts in the USSR A.G. Babaev and N.S. Orlovsky  2. Scientific Fundamentals of Desert Range Plant Cover Reconstruction N.T. Nechaeva  3. Description of Plants Used for Vegetative Range Improvement N.T. Nechaeva  4. Development of Cultivated Range Improver Plants and Regularities of Agrophytocenoses Formation N.T. Nechaeva  5. Pasture Amelioration in Piedmont Deserts N.T. Nechaeva, Z.Sh. Shamsutinov and I.O. Ibragimov  6. Improvement of Rangelands in Sandy Desert N.T. Nechaeva  and G.M. Mukhammedov  7. Improvements of Rangelands in Clay Desert G.M. Mukhammedov  8. Improvement of Rangelands in Gypsum Desert I.F. Momotov, A.G. Alimzhanov and D.K. Saidov