… rotation should have such plants as pea, chickpea… regions on the example of the Crimean
Peninsula. The purpose of this research was to identify trends in the agriculture of the Crimean …

… power plant accident, the features of migration and distribution of artificial radionuclides in the
North Crimean … Differences in the accumulation of radionuclides by agricultural crops were …

… and, above all, on the peninsula, the scientist insisted that “… almost all exotic shrubs and
trees grown on the southern coast of Crimea came from this garden.... many of these plants …

… , while the residents of rural regions reduce the number of … plant in the town of Saky, are
also raising prices for their products. The revival of the traditional Crimean branch of agriculture …

… soil structure decline on the Crimean peninsula, predominate: … areas, overgrowing of
agricultural land with shrubs and light … of agricultural land in the region are: the imperfection of the …

… in the region. The reduction of agricultural intensity after 1990 in southern Crimea may
have … Peninsula are particularly rich in grassland plants and many leguminous species (Fabaceae…

… Crop wild relatives from Crimea deserve attention as plant genetic resources for food and
agriculture. Maxted et al. (2008) have pointed at the growing threats to crop wild relatives in …

… region of Ukraine and the northwestern regions of Crimea, … to the irrigated soils of Crimea’s
cultivated plants. In 1995, the … –irrigated soils–irrigated plants were completed due to the …

… the Neolithic groups did not practice agriculture on the site, and … Crimean sites does not
allow to characterise the nature and the process of domestic plants acquisition in these regions…

… FSBI Crimean Agricultural Research Institute located in the central steppe zone of Crimea. …
L is a cosmopolitan plant and gives a seed crop under rather critical conditions of moisture …