The monograph identifies the main biotic factors of the decline of ash stands and substantiates the methods for assessing their health condition.
Scientists at the station, together Viktor Tkach, director of URIFFM, have choosed areas for new experiments to refine the organizational and technical elements of forest health improvement and stand formation cuttings.
Investigations of introduced species: Chestnut-leaved Oak, Red oak, Honey locust, Black locust and Common Hackberry stands were carried out by URIFFM`s scientists together with Veseli Bokovenky RSDFC`s employees.
With the assistance of the SFE «Forests of Ukraine», a discussion of the draft methodology for RSANE was held for employees responsible for forest certification in forest offices.
Scientists defined the concept of research, including experimental ones, as well as the features of implementing scientific results in forestry enterprises during martial law.
Creating clonal seed orchards of scientifically sound principles makes it possible to obtain more stable, high and quality seed yields.
At the clonal seed orchards of State Enterprise «Kharkiv Forest Research Station» was settled up the experiment of English oak clones reproduction stimulation.
In the forest lands of the station to ensure optimal conditions for the growth and development of forest plants and the natural renewal of Scots pine agrotechnical measures had been carried out.
The book highlights memories of the scientist from family, colleagues, students, and friends, as well as a list of his scientific works and varieties of forest woody plants created with his co-authorship.
Climate change may negatively affect the productivity and resistance of forest tree species to diseases and insect damage.
Forests and freshwaters are linked through the hydrological cycle and shared landscapes. United Nations is celebrating World Lakes Day for the first time and emphasizes the importance of preserving freshwater ecosystems.
At present, it is extremely important to identify plant species and forms that are resistant to diseases and pest damage in order to gradually replace the most vulnerable trees in urban communities and forest ecosystems.