[en] 90 Sr and 137 Cs content in soil and unplanted wood of small size has been measured
along the southern fuel trace of Chernobyl fallout, in Invok region of Kiev Oblast during 2012 …

[en] The scientific researches were carried out at nine experimental plots represented by the
pine forests. The redistribution of radioactive nuclides of 90 Sr and 137 Cs in main …

This study investigated the content of 137Cs (a long-lived radioactive isotope of caesium) in
various parts of Pinus sylvestris L.(Scotch pine) and Dicranum polysetum Sw.(rugose fork …

After the Chemobyl accident, radioactive deposits affected wide forest and agricultural areas
in Europe. In Belarus, 23% of the national forest cover are contaminated to radiocaesium …

Some of the highest 90 Sr activity concentrations recorded beyond the Chornobyl Exclusion
Zone occur in the Ivankiv district of Ukraine, located approximately 50 km south of the power …

This paper discusses characteristics of biological cycle of 90Sr in the birch forests of Bryansk
oblast in the long term after the Chernobyl fallout. It focuses on the specific activity and …

Persistently high activity concentrations of radioactive Cs-137 (T 1/2= 30.17 a) in various
animals and fruits originating from Bavarian forest ecosystems suggest that the …

Immediately after the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, 60–95% of radioactivity
in the forest biogeocenosis was retained by the tree canopy. In the following years …

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 …

Twenty years after the Chernobyl accident, root uptake from the surface layers of
contaminated forest soils plays a major role in radiocaesium (137Cs) transfer to the trees …