AGAR PRODUCTION IN THE EUROPEAN NORTH OF THE USSR IN 1946-1970: ECONOMICAL AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS

The article describes conditions of agar production in the European North of the USSR. It defines the main factors of developing and resource supply of this sphere of sea exploitation in 1946-1970. The article concludes that Russian seaweed industry has been still struggling with the inherited problems.

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2024-11-24
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https://doi.org/10.18287/978-5-6052980-3-8-2024-12
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Botany and Plant Ecology Studies
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AGAR PRODUCTION IN THE EUROPEAN NORTH OF THE USSR IN 1946-1970: ECONOMICAL AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS

Aleksandra Denikina
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Botany and Plant Ecology Studies
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AGAR PRODUCTION IN THE EUROPEAN NORTH OF THE USSR IN 1946-1970: ECONOMICAL AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS

Aleksandra Denikina
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The article describes conditions of agar production in the European North of the USSR. It defines the main factors of developing and resource supply of this sphere of sea exploitation in 1946-1970. The article concludes that Russian seaweed industry has been still struggling with the inherited problems.

Northern (Arctic) Federal University (RU)
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