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Інтродукція Та Збереження Рослинного Різноманіття 10/2006 Засновано 1999 Року В І С Н И К КИЇВСЬКОГО НАЦІОНАЛЬНОГО УНІВЕРСИТЕТУ ІМЕНІ ТАРАСА ШЕВЧЕНКА ISSN 1728-2284 ІНТРОДУКЦІЯ ТА ЗБЕРЕЖЕННЯ РОСЛИННОГО РІЗНОМАНІТТЯ 10/2006 Засновано 1999 року Розглянуто результати вивчення проблем насіннєзнавства, його сучасний стан та перспективи до- сліджень. Для науковців, викладачів, аспірантів і студентів біологічних спеціальностей. The results of study of problems of science of fruits and seeds have been given. Present state and pros- pects of researches in this branch have been considered. For scientific researchers, teachers, post-graduate students and students of biological specialities. ВІДПОВІДАЛЬНИЙ РЕДАКТОР В.В. Капустян, канд. с.-г. наук РЕДАКЦІЙНА А.Л. Бойко, д-р біол. наук, проф., акад. УААН (заст. відп. ред); КОЛЕГІЯ В.І. Березкіна, канд. біол. наук; З.Г. Бонюк, канд. біол. наук; Г.Т. Гревцова, д-р біол. наук, проф.; А.У. Зарубенко, канд. с.-г. на- ук; О.М. Колесниченко, канд. біол. наук; М.А. Кохно, д-р біол. наук, проф.; О.О. Лаптєв, д-р біол. наук, проф.; В.Ф. Лапчик, канд. біол. наук; М.М. Мусієнко, д-р біол. наук, проф., чл.-кор. УААН; В.В. Нікітіна, канд. біол. наук (відп. секр.) Адреса редколегії 01032, Київ-32, вул. Комінтерна, 1, Ботанічний сад ім. акад. О.В.Фоміна Київського національного університету імені Тараса Шевченка; (38044) 234 60 56 Затверджено Вченою радою Ботанічного саду ім. акад. О.В.Фоміна Київського національного університету імені Тараса Шевченка 06.10.05 (протокол № 6) Атестовано Вищою атестаційною комісією України. Постанова Президії ВАК України № 1-05/7 від 09.06.99 Зареєстровано Міністерством інформації України. Свідоцтво про Державну реєстрацію КІ № 251 від 31.10.97 Засновник Київський національний університет імені Тараса Шевченка, та видавець Видавничо-поліграфічний центр "Київський університет" Свідоцтво внесено до Державного реєстру ДК № 1103 від 31.10.02 Адреса видавця 01601, Київ-601, б-р Т.Шевченка, 14, кімн. 43 (38044) 239 31 72, 239 32 22; факс 239 31 28 © Київський національний університет імені Тараса Шевченка, Видавничо-поліграфічний центр "Київський університет", 2006 ЗМІСТ ІНТРОДУКЦІЯ ТА ЗБЕРЕЖЕННЯ РОСЛИННОГО РІЗНОМАНІТТЯ У ПРИРОДІ ТА КУЛЬТУРІ В. Березкіна Морфолого -анатомічна характеристика вегетативних органів видів секції Telephium S.F. Gray роду Sedum L.................................... 4 М. Гайдаржи , В. Нікітіна , К. Баглай Колекція сукулентних рослин та її використання в навчальному процесі ................................................................................................ 6 Л. Гордзієвська , В. Мельник Виводкові бруньки деяких тропічних і субтропічних папоротей .............................................................................................................. 10 Г. Гревцова Стан популяції Cotoneaster tauricus Pojark. у горах Криму ...................................................................................................................... 11 Г. Гревцова , І. Михайлова , К. Гаркава Адаптогенні властивості водно -сольових витяжок із бруньок і квіток кизильників серії Bullati, Franchetioides, Dielsiani..................... 15 М. Грицина Біологічні особливості видів роду Verbascum L. флори заходу України в умовах культури ................................................................. 16 А. Зарубенко Морфологія плодів та насіння рододендронів ( повідомлення 2)............................................................................................................ 18 П. Кірмікчій Біологічні особливості плодоношення та розмноження Corylus в умовах північного лісостепу України .............................................. 21 Т. Коломієць Насіннєва продуктивність деяких представників родини Bromeliaceae Juss. в умовах культури ......................................................... 22 С. Лисенко Порівняльна оцінка ритмів розвитку європейських видів роду Erica L. .................................................................................................. 23 T. Мазур , В. Баданіна Колекція роду Nymphaea L. та використання її у навчальному процесі ................................................................................................. 25 В. Меньшова Echinacea purpurea (L.) Moench у штучних рослинних угрупованнях ..................................................................................................... 26 Н. Нужина , К. Баглай Порівняльна характеристика життєздатності насіння Frailea colombiana (Werd.) Backbg., Eriocereus tortuosus (Forb.) Ricc. та Melocactus Maxonii (Rose) Gurke при зберіганні в різних умовах ....................................................................................................... 27 Т. Ткаченко Насіннєве розмноження видів родини Myrtaceae Juss............................................................................................................................ 29 Й. Сікура , А. Сікура Mорфологічні особливості насіння видів родів Agrostemma, Arenaria, Cerestium, Coronaria, Corrigiola, Dianthus (Caryophyllaceae) . 31 О. Ткачук Троянди у трансформованому середовищі ............................................................................................................................................. 33 О. Чихман Види роду Pelargonium L'her. Ex Ait. (Geraniaceae Juss .) у захищеному грунті Ботанічного саду ім . акад . О.В. Фоміна ..................... 35 ФІЗІОЛОГІЯ , БІОХІМІЯ ТА ЕКОЛОГІЯ РОСЛИН В. Кучеренко , О. Біда Прогнозування жаростійкості сортів райграсу (Lollium perenne L.) за показниками активності пероксидази (1.11.1.7) .................................................................................................................................. 36 Л. Маргітай Особливості вмісту фотосинтезуючих пігментів у рослин інтродукованих видів родів Sedum L. і Crassula L. .................................... 38 Г. Рудік , В. Березкіна , В. Лапчик Дослідження представників роду Sedum L. на вміст аскорбінової кислоти ............................................................................................ 40 І. Федорчук , М. Мусієнко Вища водна рослинність та її роль у формуванні екологічного стану річкових систем природоохоронних територій ....................... 42 ЗАХИСТ РОСЛИН ВІД ШКІДНИКІВ ТА ХВОРОБ П. Чумак , В. Нікітіна , К. Баглай Західний квітковий трипс (Frankliniella occidentalis Perg.) в оранжереях Ботанічного саду ім . акад . О.В.Фоміна та заходи боротьби з ним ......................................................................................................................................................................... 45 Л. Школьна Зелена трояндова попелиця (Macrosiphum rosae L.) – шкідник троянд у захищеному грунті .............................................................. 48 ПОВІДОМЛЕННЯ ПРО КОНФЕРЕНЦІЮ В. Капустян , Й. Сікура , О. Вашека Міжнародна наукова конференція " Плодо - та насіннєзнавство . Стан та перспективи досліджень "..................................................... 50 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION OF PLANT DIVERSITY IN NATURE AND CULTURE Berezkina V. Morphologo-anatomical characteristic of vegetative organs of the genus Sedum L. species of the section Telephium S.F. Gray.................. 4 Gaidarzhy M., Nikitina V., Baglay K. Collection of succulent plants and its use in educational process.................................................................................................................. 6 Grevtsova G. State of population of Cotoneaster tauricus Pojark. in the Crimea mountains.............................................................................................. 10 Gordzievska L., Melnik V. Brood buds of some tropical and subtropical ferns...................................................................................................................................... 11 Grevtsova G., Myhaylova I., Garkava K. Adaptogenic peculiarities of water-salt extracts from buds and flowers of Cotoneaster (series Bullati, Franchetioides, Dielsiani)................ 15 Grytsyna M. Biological peculiarities of species of the genus Verbascum L. of Western Ukrainian flora under conditions of culture ................................. 16 Zarubenko A. Morphology of fruits and seed of rhododendrons (notification 2) ................................................................................................................. 18 Kirmikchiy P. Biological peculiarities of fruitage and propagation of Corylus under conditions of Northern Forest- steppe of Ukraine .............................. 21 Kolomiyets T. Seed productivity of some representatives of the family Bromeliaceae Juss. in culture ............................................................................... 22 Lysenko S. Comparative estimation of rhythms of development of european species of the genus Erica L. .................................................................. 23 Mazur T., Badanina V. Collection of the genus Nymphaea L. and its application in course of educational.................................................................................... 25 Menshova V. Echinacea purpurea (L.) Moench in artificial plant communities .................................................................................................................. 26 Nuzhyna N., Baglay K. Comparative characteristic of seed vitality of Frailea colombiana (Werd.) Backbg., Eriocereus tortuosus (Forb.) Ricc. and Melocactus Maxonii (Rose) Gurke at conservation in different conditions............................................................................................. 27 Scikura Yo.Yo., Scikura A. Yo. Morphological peculiarities of
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