biological properties. According to the degree of this deterioration, soils can be arranged in the following series:
dark chestnut > chestnut > brown semi-desert
light chestnut > brown semi-desert sandy > hydromorphic sor.
S. I. Kolesnikov, N. A. Spivakova, L. S. Vezdeneeva, Yu. S. Kuznetsova, and K. Sh. Kazeev
Southern Federal University, Department of Biology, Rostov-on-Don, 344006 Russia
e-mail: kolesnikov@sfedu.ru
Received October 10, 2011
Abstract—The oil contamination of soils of dry steppes and semi-deserts of Southern Russia deteriorates their
biological properties. According to the degree of this deterioration, soils can be arranged in the following series:
dark chestnut > chestnut > brown semi-desert light chestnut > brown semi-desert sandy > hydromorphic sor.
Keywords: pollution, oil, biological properties of soil, chestnut soil, brown semi-desert soil, alkaline soil
DOI: 10.1134/S2079096113020054
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