35 results on '"Vorobeichik, E."'
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2. Zinc’s Role in Mitigating Copper Toxicity for Plants and Microorganisms in Industrially Contaminated Soils: A Review
3. Effect of Individual Trees on Soil Respiration in Forest Ecosystems under Industrial Pollution
4. Natural Recovery of Terrestrial Ecosystems after the Cessation of Industrial Pollution: 1. A State-of-the-Art Review
5. Analysis of Ecological Networks in Multicomponent Communities of Microorganisms: Possibilities, Limitations, and Potential Errors
6. Bait-Lamina Test in the Assessment of Polluted Soils: Choice of Exposure Duration
7. Coarse Woody Debris as Microhabitats of Soil Macrofauna in Polluted Areas
8. Initial Stages of Recovery of Soil Macrofauna Communities after Reduction of Emissions from a Copper Smelter
9. Long-term dynamics of heavy metals in the upper horizons of soils in the region of a copper smelter impacts during the period of reduced emission
10. The effect of megalopolis environment on the feeding activity of soil saprophages in urban forests
11. Factors of pine-stand transformation in the city of Yekaterinburg
12. The humus index: A promising tool for environmental monitoring
13. Industrial pollution reduces the effect of trees on forming the patterns of heavy metal concentration fields in forest litter
14. Technogenic boundary of the mole distribution in the region of copper smelter impacts: Shift after reduction of emissions
15. Changes in the trophic activity of leaf-eating insects in birch along the pollution gradient near the Middle Ural copper smelter
16. Diversity and Spatial Structure of Soil Fungi and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Forest Litter Contaminated with Copper Smelter Emissions
17. Relationship between the characteristics of the state of Scots pine trees and tree stands in a large industrial city
18. The impact of a large industrial city on the soil respiration in forest ecosystems
19. Long-term dynamic of forest vegetation after reduction of copper smelter emissions
20. Dynamics of forest vegetation after the reduction of industrial emissions: Fast recovery or continued degradation?
21. The effect of heavy metals on the soil-earthworm-European mole food chain under the conditions of environmental pollution caused by the emissions of a copper smelting plant
22. Variation of the epiphytic lichen diversity in a gradient of atmospheric pollution: Do taxonomic, genetic, and functional distances between species add any information?
23. Strategies of adaptation to heavy metal pollution in Deschampsia caespitosa and Lychnis flos-cuculi: Analysis based on dose-response relationship
24. Responses of leaf-eating insects feeding on aspen to emissions from the Middle Ural copper smelter
25. The role of heterogeneity of the environment in preservation of the diversity of small mammals under the conditions of strong industrial pollution
26. Impact of point polluters on terrestrial ecosystems: Presentation of results in publications
27. Impact of point polluters on terrestrial ecosystems: Methodology of research, experimental design, and typical errors
28. Soil respiration of forest ecosystems in gradients of environmental pollution by emissions from copper smelters
29. Effect of trees on the decomposition rate of cellulose in soils under industrial pollution
30. Effect of individual trees on the pH and the content of heavy metals in forest litters upon industrial contamination
31. Changes in the structure of chortobiont invertebrate community exposed to emissions from a copper smelter
32. Seasonal changes in the spatial distribution of cellulolytic activity of soil microflora under conditions of atmospheric pollution
33. Microscale Spatial Variation in Forest Litter Phytotoxicity
34. Changes in the Spatial Structure of the Destruction Process under the Conditions of Atmospheric Pollution of Forest Ecosystems
35. Severe industrial pollution increases the β-diversity of plant communities
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