Innovative technology for ecological restoration of degraded rangeland ecosystems based on new varieties of fodder halophytes in arid regions of Russia

Z. Sh. Shamsutdinov; V. M. Kosolapov; E. Z. Shamsutdinova; I. V. Savchenko; V. P. Zvolinskiy; P. D. Gunin; N. Z. Shamsutdinov; B. A. Goldvarg; N. L. Tsagan-Mandzhiev

doi:10.3103/S1068367416050220

Innovative technology for ecological restoration of degraded rangeland ecosystems based on new varieties of fodder halophytes in arid regions of Russia

Authors: Shamsutdinov Z.S.¹, Kosolapov V.M.¹, Shamsutdinova E.Z.¹, Savchenko I.V.², Zvolinskiy V.P.³, Gunin P.D.⁴, Shamsutdinov N.Z.⁵, Goldvarg B.A.⁶, Tsagan-Mandzhiev N.L.⁶
Affiliations:
1. All-Russia Williams Fodder Research Institute
2. All-Russia Research Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
3. Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution
4. Caspian Research Institute of Arid Agriculture
5. Kostyakov Institute of Hydroengineering and Land Reclamation
6. Kalmyk Research Institute of Agriculture
Issue: Vol 42, No 5 (2016)
Pages: 348-352
Section: Fodder Production
URL: https://journal-vniispk.ru/1068-3674/article/view/229675
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068367416050220
ID: 229675

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This paper presents the results of breeding drought- and salt-tolerant varieties of fodder halophytes and the innovative technologies of ecological restoration of degraded rangeland ecosystems developed on their basis. The latter have been shown to restore the lost typical zonal biodiversity and fodder productivity of rangelands in arid regions of the south of Russia.