Priorities in the Development of the Research Strategy for Arid Lands of the World

Zalibekov, Z. G.; Mamaev, S.A.; Kotenko, M. E.; Magomedov, R. A.

doi:10.1134/s2079096120030117

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“…2 ; Artemisia austriaca: Cop1 2 ; Artemisia lerchiana: Cop1 2 ; Artemisia tschernieviana: Cop2 1 ; Carduus acanthoides: Cop1 2 ; Cirsium arvense: Sp. 2 ; Conyza canadensis: Sp. 1 ; Helichrysum arenarium: Cop1 3 ; Lactuca serriola: Sp.…”

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“…1 ; Glycyrrhiza glabra: Cop1 1 ; Medicago falcata: Sol. 2 ; Medicago romanica: Sol. 2 ; Trifolium pratense: Sol.…”

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“…Currently, the feed industry is aimed at creating a system of environmentally safe and cost-effective technologies that can restore biological diversity, fertility and the structure of disturbed ecosystems. The system for assessing the adaptive and productive potential of forage species and ecotypes makes it possible to predict the productivity and state of phytocenoses depending on the intensity of stress factors and the prospects for their use [1][2][3][4]. The main principle of adaptive land use of arid territories is the selection of optimal ecotypes, varieties, and species of cultivated grasses, which in the course of their phylogenetic development have adapted to the harsh environmental conditions of arid regions [5][6][7][8].…”

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Pasture phytocomplexes of Pridonye: Ecological situation

Vlasenko

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The purpose of the work is to establish the ecological situation in the pasture phytocomplexes of the Don basin. The objects of research were plant communities on floodplain sod-meadow granular soils and on the sands of the Ilovlinsky massif of the Volgograd region. The occurrence of species on the Drude scale, the vital state of plants, the projective cover of vegetation, and the feed mass consumed were determined. It is established that the main mass of vegetation is oppressed or is in a satisfactory condition. The dominant phytocomplexes are representatives of the Asteraceae families that are resistant to anthropogenic loads and lodging, with a wide ecological amplitude (30% on floodplain sod-meadow granular soils, 38% on sands) and Poaceae (13% on floodplain sod-meadow granular soils, 29% on sands). On floodplain sod-meadow granular soils with a projective vegetation cover of 45%, the feed mass of autumn pastures was 51.2 g/m2, on sands with an average projective vegetation cover of 21%, the feed mass was 24.4 g/m2.

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“…1 ; Glycyrrhiza glabra: Cop1 1 ; Medicago falcata: Sol. 2 ; Medicago romanica: Sol. 2 ; Trifolium pratense: Sol.…”

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Pasture phytocomplexes of Pridonye: Ecological situation

Vlasenko

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Green knowledge and skills can be used in mitigating drought impacts through appropriate utilisation of available resources such as water, feed and food saving strategies, agro-processing, usage of sustainable energy approaches in farming and without compromising human-wellbeing (AgriSETA, 2020c; Zalibekov et al, 2020). Green professional skills required in crop and livestock sub-sectors include conservation scientists, environmental scientists, water quality analysts, bioresource technologists, sustainable agriculture specialists, earth and soil scientists, food and beverage scientists, and these are currently limited in South Africa (Cobban and Visser, 2017; AgriSETA, 2020f).…”

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Drought's implications on agricultural skills in South Africa

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Drought is an inevitable feature of South Africa's climate. Its slow onset and recurrence threaten livelihoods dependent on agriculture. Responses to drought have mostly been ex-post impact management with little ex-ante resilience building in vulnerable areas. Implementation of ex-ante strategies has been severely challenged by lack of skilled human capital to predict and respond timely and effectively to the impacts of drought, particularly in smallholder farming areas. Human capital development, should therefore, be prioritised as a key drought management strategy. In this regard, it is important to determine farmers and agricultural professionals’ current and future needs for capacity development in drought management. This is important given that drought is projected to increase risks and introduce new ones with far more devastating impacts on agriculture. The current review outlines the implications of drought on agricultural skills in South Africa and the way forward.

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“…The modern world problem of land use is the critical condition of significant territories unsuitable for economic use [1,2]. This is especially true for arid, semiarid and subhumid zones [3][4][5]. The tasks of restoring the productivity of forage lands, maintaining their ecological stability, high-quality and long-term functioning still remain important [6].…”

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Spatial distribution of plant phytocomplexes on the hilly-ridge sandy territories of the Don basin

Vlasenko,

Salugin

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The aim of the research was to establish spatial patterns of placement of the most productive areas of pasture phytocenoses and to assess biodiversity on the sandy massifs of the Don basin. The objects of research are herbaceous plant communities on geomorphologically different sections of the Ilovlinsky sand massif. Methods of mathematical statistics of the MATLAB package and the SURFER program were used to process and analyze the results. Regression analysis was carried out by the generalized linear regression method. The dependence of the yield of pasture grasses on the projective cover is determined. The results of a statistical regression model describing this relationship in the form of a logistic function are presented. The features of the ecosystem of plant communities on open and medium-grown sands are revealed.

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Priorities in the Development of the Research Strategy for Arid Lands of the World

Cited by 9 publications

References 6 publications

Pasture phytocomplexes of Pridonye: Ecological situation

Pasture phytocomplexes of Pridonye: Ecological situation

Drought's implications on agricultural skills in South Africa

Spatial distribution of plant phytocomplexes on the hilly-ridge sandy territories of the Don basin

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