Analysis of Element Distribution in Biogeocenoses on the Basis of Composts of the Wastes from Pulp and Paper Industry
NATALYA N. KULIKOVA, ALEXANDER N. SUTURIN, LYUDMILA F. PARADINA and SERGEY M. BOYKO
Limnological Institute, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences,
Ul. Ulan-Batorskaya 3, Irkutsk 664033 (Russia) E-mail: kulikova@lin.irk.ru
Pages: 595-602
Abstract
Analysis of the distribution of elements in biogeocenoses based on organomineral composts is performed. Introduction of composts of the wastes from plant and cardboard industry, heat-and-power engineering, cattle breeding did not cause accumulation of microelements in soils in concentrations exceeding the phytotoxicity level and maximum permissible values. Differences in microelemental composition of the experimental and reference plants were insignificant. Compost made of the wastes from industry can be used for reclamation of land disturbed by man's impact.
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