THE ST. PETERSBURG ACADEMY OF SCIENCE'S COOPERATION WITH THE TOBOLSK PROVINCIAL MUSEUM ON THE STUDY OF NORTHERN URAL REGION IN THE EARLY 20 TH CENTURY
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THE ST. PETERSBURG ACADEMY OF SCIENCE'S COOPERATION WITH THE TOBOLSK PROVINCIAL MUSEUM ON THE STUDY OF NORTHERN URAL REGION IN THE EARLY 20 TH CENTURY
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163-170
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Prominent soil scientist Krupennikov recently celebrated his 100 th birthday. For most of his life he worked in Moldova and studied the country’s black soils. His research explained the causes and mechanisms of the degradation of different black soils in Russia and neighbouring countries. Krupennikov is also a historian of science who has published monographs on the history of the concepts of soil science and its famous representatives.
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01.01.2013
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1. Krupenikov I. A., Krupenikov L. A. Vasilij Vasil'evich Dokuchaev. 1846-1903 gg. M., 1948 (Ser. «Zhizn' zamechatel'nykh lyudej»). 
2. Polynov B. B., Krupenikov I. A., Krupenikov L. A. Vasilij Vasil'evich Dokuchaev. Ocherk zhizni i tvorchestva. M., 1956.
3. Krupenikov I. A. Magiya lichnosti i imeni V. V. Dokuchaeva // Pochvovedenie. 2002. № 9. S. 1034-1042.
4. Krupenikov I. A. Chernozemy. Vozniknovenie, sovershenstvo, tragediya degradatsii, puti okhrany i vozrozhdeniya. Kishinev, 2008.
5. Krupenikov, I. A., Boincean, B. P., Dent, D. The Black Earth (Ecological Principles for Sustainable Agriculture on Chernozem Soils). Dordrecht; New York, 2011.

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