Agricultural land use in the area of the post-Chernobyl Plavsk radioactive hotspot (Tula
region, Central Russia) has raised a problem of radioecological safety of obtained plant …

The Chernobyl radionuclides distribution and mobility in soils and uptake by plants have
been studied in seminatural and agricultural moraine and in fluvioglacial landscapes typical …

A bstract Protective measures on the radionuclide-polluted rural territories after the
Chernobyl accident are known to reduce agricultural production which is not corresponding …

[en] The aim of this study was to analyze the current radioecological situation in agriculture
in five south-west districts of the Bryansk region, which were exposed to the most radiation …

The estimation of modern parameters of 137 Cs root uptake was conducted in natural
meadow and agricultural ecosystems of post-Chernobyl landscapes of Tula region. The …

The results of studies of three sites of agrocenoses are presented: wheat (seed cereals),
soybeans (legumes) and legume-cereal (rump-goatskin) perennial grass mixtures to identify …

The article highlights the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster. Northern Polissia has
been and still remains the most polluted area. Full scale and limited economic activity is …

The research presents the data of long-term observations of the impact of the Kursk Nuclear
Power Plant operation on the radioecological situation in the region of its location. The …

The radioecological condition of soils in agricultural lands and household plots, with
estimated accumulation of 137Cs and 90Sr in crop and livestock products have been …

In the frame of the radioecological monitoring after the Chernobyl nuclear power plant
accident, the features of migration and distribution of artificial radionuclides in the North …