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Russian Journal of Ecology

Vol. 37, No. 1, 2006

Simultaneous English language translation of this journal is available from Pleiades Publishing, Inc.
Distributed worldwide by Springer. Russian Journal of Ecology ISSN 1067-4136.

Adaptive Significance of Endomycorrhizas for Herbaceous Plants

V. A. Mukhin and A. A. Betekhtina p. 1  abstract

Distribution of Frost Injuries in the Wood of Conifers

M. A. Gurskaya and S. G. Shiyatov p. 7  abstract

Ecological Features and Trends in the Formation of the Flora of Liverworts
under the Impact of Current Volcanic and Glacial Activities:
The Example of Ushkovskii Volcano, Kamchatka

V. A. Bakalin p. 13  abstract

Carbon Cycle in Spruce Ecosystems of the Northern Taiga Subzone

K. S. Bobkova, V. V. Tuzhilkina, and S. N. Kuzin p. 19  abstract

Simulation of Cladoceran Survival Strategy under Conditions of Food Depletion

I. Yu. Feniova, S. V. Budaev, and Yu. Yu. Dgebuadze p. 28  abstract

The Necessary Amount of Sampling for Census and Assessing the Taxonomic Diversity
of Large Soil Invertebrates in Different Geographic Zones

F. A. Savin, K. B. Gongalsky, and A. D. Pokarzhevskii p. 35  abstract

The Spatiotemporal Structure of Population in the Muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus)

Yu. A. Gorshkov p. 41  abstract

Key Factors Determining the Ecological Niche of the Himalayan Marmot,
Marmota himalayana Hodgson (1841)

A. A. Nikol’skii and A. Ulak p. 46  abstract

Altitudinal Zonality and Diversity of Butterflies in the Southern Far East and Transbaikalia

A. B. Martynenko p. 53  abstract

Ecotoxicological Aspects of the Tolerance of Hydrobionts to Acidification of the Aquatic Environment
in the Taiga Natural Climatic Zone

I. N. Zalicheva, V. S. Ganina, and N. K. Shustova p. 60  abstract

Short Communications

Specific Features of the Growth of Siberian Spruce (Picea obovata Ledeb.)
at Early Stages of Ontogeny in Broadleaf–Conifer Forests of the Ufa Plateau

A. Yu. Kulagin, A. N. Davydychev, and G. A. Zaitsev p. 66  abstract

Comparison of the Intensities of Evapotranspiration Mass Element Transfer
in Taiga Landscapes of the Northern and Middle Urals

Yu. L. Mel’chakov and V. T. Surikov p. 70  abstract

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