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2011Anthropogenic evolution of dark gray forest-steppe soils in the southern part of the central russian uplandChendev, Yu. G.; Aleksandrovskii, A. L.; Khokhlova, O. S.; Smirnova, L. G.; Novykh, L. L.; Dolgikh, A. V.
2020Change of forest-steppe chernozems under the influence of shelterbelts in the south of the central Russian uplandChendev, Yu. G.; Gennadiev, A. N.; Lukin, S. V.; Sauer, T. J.; Belevantsev, V. G.
2019Changes in the atmospheric circulation conditions and regional climatic characteristics in two remote regions since the mid-20th centuryLebedeva, M. G.; Lupo, A. R.; Chendev, Yu. G.; Krymskaya, O. V.; Solovyev, A. B.
2019Changes in the soil cover under the impact of shortterm climate fluctuationsSmirnova, L. G.; Chendev, Yu. G.; Kukharuk, N. S.; Naroznyaya, A. G.; Kukharuk, S. A.; Smirnov, G. V.
2021Contrasting variants of soil development at archaeological sites on floodplains in the forest-steppe of the Central Russian UplandChendev, Yu. G.; Fedyunin, I. V.; Inshakov, A. A.; Dudin, D. I.; Belevantsev, V. G.
2007Dynamics of the soil cover in the southeast of Europe and in the southern Trans-Ural region during the subboreal periodChendev, Yu. G.; Ivanov, I. V.
2022Early stages of the evolution of chernozems under forest vegetation (Belgorod Oblast)Chendev, Yu. G.; Gennadiev, A. N.; Smirnova, M. A.; Lebedeva, M. P.; Plotnikova, O. O.
2015Evolution of chernozems in the southern forest-steppe of the Central Russian upland under long-term cultivation examined in the agro-chronosequencesKhokhlova, O.S.; Chendev, Yu. G.; Myakshina, T. N.; Alexandrovskiy, A. L.
2017Evolution of forest pedogenesis in the south of the forest-steppe of the Central Russian Upland in the Late HoloceneChendev, Yu. G.; Aleksandrovskii, A. L.; Khokhlova, O. S.; Dergacheva, M. I.; Petin, A. N.
2014Evolution of Soil Carbon Storage and Morphometric Properties of Afforested Soils in the U.S. Great PlainsChendev, Yu. G.; Novykh, L. L.; Sauer, T. J.; Petin, A. N.; Zazdravnykh, I. N.
2015History of East European chernozem soil degradation; protection and restoration by tree windbreaks in the russian steppeChendev, Yu. G.; Sauer, T. J.; Guillermo Hernandez Ramirez; Charles Lee Burras
2020Influence of forest shelterbelts on local pedodiversity (Belgorod Oblast)Smirnova, M. A.; Gennadiev, A. N.; Chendev, Yu. G.; Kovach, R. G.
2013Influence of long- and short-term climatic changes on chernozem soils : Central Chernozem region of RussiaLupo Anthony, R.; Chendev, Yu. G.; Petin, A. N.; Lebedeva, V. G.
2020Preserved sections of steppes as the basis for the future ecological framework of Belgorod oblastTishkov, A. A.; Belonovskaya, E. A.; Zolotukhin, N .I.; Titova, S. V.; Chendev, Yu. G.
2016Recent afforestation in the Iowa river and Vorskla river basins: a comparative trends analysisChendev, Yu. G.; Hubbart, J. A.; Terekhin, E. A.; Lupo, A. R.; Sauer, T. J.
2014Regional manifestations of changes in atmospheric circulation in the Central Black Earth region : by the example of Belgorod regionPetin, A. N.; Lebedeva, M. G.; Krymskaya, O. V.; Chendev, Yu. G.; Kornilov, A. G.
2015Regional specificity of the climatic evolution of soils in the southern part of Eastern Europe in the second half of the HoloceneChendev, Yu. G.; Lupo, E. R.; Lebedeva, M. G.; Borbukova, D. A.
2017Response of East-European forest-steppe soils on climate change varying periodicityChendev, Yu. G.
2012Soils as indicators of climatic changesChendev, Yu. G.; Petin, A. N.; Lupo, A. R.
2019Soils of archeological landscape Sorokino 1 (Orel oblast): reconstruction of natural changes and anthropogenic transformation of the environmentChendev, Yu. G.; Golyeva, A. A.; Belevantsev, V. G.; Sarapulkin, V. A.; Dudin, D. I.
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