Plantings of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) on a waste burial site in the Chernobyl Red
Forest was shown to greatly influence the long term redistribution of radioactivity contained …

Possibility of the economical utilization of forests in the radioactive contaminated areas
depends on compliance of the radionuclide activity concentrations in wood with the hygiene …

In a large forested area affected by the Chernobyl radioactive fallout, especially in CIS, the
lasting recycling of radiocaesium (137Cs) by the trees is a source of long-term …

The aims of the present research are to describe the amounts, and the variation with time, of
134 Cs and 137 Cs in spruce-twigs (P. abies karst.) and in the soil of a spruce forest in …

The radioecological state of the forest ecosystem in the vicinity of the Ignalina Power Plant
prior to decommissioning was analysed with specific emphasis on 137Cs and 90Sr activity …

The regularities of 137 Cs distribution in trees (Pinus sylvestris and Betula pendula) growing
in different types of forest ecosystems were investigated. High levels of heterogeneity of 137 …

[en] A microcomputer digital simulation model (RADFORET) was developed to predict long-
term (∼ 250 y) cycling of radiocesium (137 Cs) in forested ecosystems using detailed 137 …

The radial and vertical distributions of radiocaesium, potassium and calcium were
determined in two Scots pine stands (17 and 58yr old) similarly affected by the Chernobyl …

This paper presents the results of a study, carried out in 1996, of the distributions of 137Cs
and 90Sr in the biomass of a new pine plantation, planted in 1987–1988, in the near field of …

Foliar absorption of resuspended 90Sr, root uptake and contamination adhering to leaf
surfaces (ie soil loading) were compared at two Chernobyl-contaminated sites …