The Resource Potential of Ecological and Geological Systems of Alluvial Soil Arrays

The specific features of ecological and geological systems of alluvial soil massifs and their abiotic and biotic components were analyzed. The features of the interrelation of the components with each other, which determine the resource potential of these EGSs, were revealed. The data on the experience of rehabilitation of territories of alluvial soil massifs for various types of economic activity were systematized.

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Moscow University Geology Bulletin
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s0145875224700832
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Geological Studies and Exploration
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The Resource Potential of Ecological and Geological Systems of Alluvial Soil Arrays

В. Т. Трофимов, Т. А. Барабошкина, С. К. Николаева
Moscow University Geology Bulletin
Geological Studies and Exploration
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The Resource Potential of Ecological and Geological Systems of Alluvial Soil Arrays

В. Т. Трофимов, Т. А. Барабошкина, С. К. Николаева
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The specific features of ecological and geological systems of alluvial soil massifs and their abiotic and biotic components were analyzed. The features of the interrelation of the components with each other, which determine the resource potential of these EGSs, were revealed. The data on the experience of rehabilitation of territories of alluvial soil massifs for various types of economic activity were systematized.

Moscow University Geology BulletinVol. 79(6)
Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU)
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