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Integrated red data book of natural resources

Eurasian Soil Science, 2007
The current status and prospects for the development of the Red Data Book of Russian Soils are discussed. It is argued that this book should become a part of a more general document encompassing not only soils but also other natural resources. The work on the Red Data Book of Natural Resources should include biological, soil, hydrological, geological ...
E. D. Nikitin, E. B. Skvortsova, A. N. Kochergin, O. G. Nikitina, E. P. Sabodina, O. V. Myakokina   +5 more
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Vertebrates in the Red Data Book of Turkmenistan

1994
Among the 101 vertebrate species listed in the Red Data Book of Turkmenistan (1985), are 27 mammals, 35 birds, 30 reptiles, one amphibian, and eight fishes. Their distribution in Turkmenistan is given, with comments on their status as rare and endangered species, and with elements of their biology.
Anver K. Rustamov, Ovez Sopyev
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Red Data Book of Eurasian Soils: Russia and contiguous countries

Eurasian Soil Science, 2014
The development of the Red Data Book of Eurasian Soils is a challenge necessitated by the intensive and exhaustive use of soil resources. The long-term strategy of interaction between humans and the environment should be directed towards the creation of favorable conditions for the development of society and saving of nature via application of new ...
E. D. Nikitin, E. B. Skvortsova, E. P. Sabodina   +2 more
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Two Red Data Book beetles in Surrey

1998
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Sarawakian Birds Listed in the Red Data Book - Part 1

The Sarawak Museum Journal, 2004
In 1994, the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources released a Red List of Threatened Animals Database entitled “Birds to Watch 2”. It included a list of 84 Malaysian bird species that were considered likely to face extinction.
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Red Data Book of European Bryophytes

The Bryologist, 1996
Lars Hedenäs, Lars Hedenas
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Pedogenetic diversity and the red data soil book for Volgograd oblast

Eurasian Soil Science, 2006
The indices of soil quality have been studied in Volgograd oblast, and the reasons for the worsening quality have been identified for different groups of soils. It is suggested that information on the genetic diversity of soils, their properties, and the character of soil management should be specially collected and systematized in order to make ...
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The IUCN Plant Red Data Book

Kew Bulletin, 1980
F. Nigel Hepper, Gren Lucas, Hugh Synge
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On the way towards a red data book on British fungi

Transactions of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh, 1990
Summary The history, development and consolidation of fungal conservation and recording in Britain are provided, as are the means by which the foundations have been laid for the production of a future Red Data Book.
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