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АВТОХТОННІ ТА ІНТРОДУКОВАНІ РОСЛИНИ Випуск 12 AUTOCHTHONOUS and ALIEN PLANTS Національна академія наук України ISSN 2220-1114 Національний дендрологічний парк «СОФІЇВКА» AUTOCHTHONOUS Випуск 12 and 2016 ALIEN PLANTS АВТОХТОННІ ТА ІНТРОДУКОВАНІ РОСЛИНИ АВТОХТОННІ ТА ІНТРОДУКОВАНІ РОСЛИНИ AUTOCHTHONOUS AND ALIEN PLANTS збірник наукових праць Виходить один раз на рік № 12 (2016) Заснований у вересні 2005 р. Засновник — Національний дендропарк «Софіївка» НАН України Схвалено вченою радою Національного дендропарку «Софіївка» НАН України (протокол від 17.05.2016, № 5) Головний редактор І. С. Косенко Editor-in-Chef Ivan S. Kosenko Заступники головного редактора: Deputy editors: Т. М. Черевченко, В. А. Кунах Tatyana M. Cherevchenko, Viktor A. Kunakh РЕДАКЦІЙНА КОЛЕГІЯ: EDITORS: А. Ф. Балабак, В. М. Грабовий, Anatoly F. Balabak, Volodymyr M. Grabovy, П. В. Кондратенко, І. І. Коршиков, Petro V. Kondratenko, Ivan Iv. Korshykov, Vladyslav A. Kravchenko, В. А. Кравченко, А. А. Куземко, А. І. Опалко, Anna A. Kuzemko, Anatoly Iv. Opalko, Jerzy T. Puchalski, Є.Т. Пухальський, Д. Б. Рахметов, Dzhamal B. Rakhmetov, Volodymyr V. Zamorsky, В. В. Заморський, Ю. П. Яновський Yury P. Yanovsky Відповідальний секретар: Л. А. Колдар Responsible Secretary Larysa A. Koldar Технічний редактор: М. Б. Сидорук Свідоцтво про державну реєстрацію КВ № 17512-6262Р від 16.02.2011 Адреса редакції: Національний дендрологічний парк «Софіївка» НАН України вул. Київська, 12а, м. Умань, Черкаська обл., 20300 Тел.: (047-44) 3-63-19 Е-mail: [email protected] Підписано до друку 17.05.2016 р. Формат 60 × 84/8. Папір офсетний. Друк офсетний. Гарнітура Academy. Умовн. друк. арк. 28.83. Тираж 300 прим. Зам. Віддруковано ВПУ «Візаві» (Видавець і виготівник «Сочінський») Адреса: вул. Тищика, 18/19, м. Умань, Черкаська обл., 20300 Свідоцтво суб’єкта видавничої справи ДК № 2521 від 08.06.2006 р. © НДП «Софіївка» НАН України, 2016 АВТОХТОННІ ТА ІНТРОДУКОВАНІ РОСЛИНИ AUTOCHTHONOUS AND ALIEN PLANTS збірник наукових праць ЗМІСТ CONTENTS А. А. Алехин, И. В. Друлева, Т. Г. Орлова A. Alyokhin, I. Druleva, T. Orlova СЕМЕЙСТВО ASTERACEAE DUMORT. THE FAMILY ASTERACEAE DUMORT. IN В КОЛЛЕКЦИИ БОТАНИЧЕСКОГО САДА THE BOTANICAL GARDEN COLLECTION ХАРЬКОВСКОГО НАЦИОНАЛЬНОГО OF THE V.N. KARAZIN KHARKIV УНИВЕРСИТЕТА NATIONAL UNIVERSITY ....................................7 ИМЕНИ В. Н. КАРАЗИНА ................................. 7 О. М. Байрак, Ю. О. Клименко, А. В. Григоренко O. M. Bayrak, Y. O. Klymenko, A. V. Grygorenko ОСОБЛИВОСТІ ФЛОРИСТИЧНОГО FEATURES OF FLORISTIC COMPOSITION СКЛАДУ ТА ЛАНДШАФТНОЇ СТРУКТУРИ AND STRUCTURE OF THE LANDSCAPEIN ПАРКУ «ЛИТВИНІВКА» THE PARK «LYTVYNIVKA» (ХАРКІВСЬКА ОБЛ.) ......................................... 11 (KHARKIV REGION) .......................................... 11 І. В. Бойко I. V. Boyko МОРФОГЕНЕЗ МОНОКАРПІЧНИХ MORPHOGENESIS OF HOSTA VENTRICOSA ПАГОНІВ HOSTA VENTRICOSA STEARN ..... 14 STEARN MONOCARPIC SHOOT .................... 14 В. А. Букацел V. А. Bucatsel ОСНОВНЫЕ ИТОГИ ИНТРОДУКЦИИ MAIN RESULTS OF INTRODUCTION ГОЛОСЕМЕННЫХ РАСТЕНИЙ OF GYMNOSPERMS IN THE REPUBLIC OF В РЕСПУБЛИКЕ МОЛДОВА ........................... 19 MOLDOVA ............................................................ 19 Н. О. Бурмістрова N. O. Burmistrova ОПТИМІЗАЦІЯ ВЕГЕТАТИВНОГО OPTIMIZATION OF CHRYSANTHEMUM × РОЗМНОЖЕННЯ HORTORUM VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION CHRYSANTHEMUM × HORTORUM IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE RIGHTBANK В УМОВАХ ПРАВОБЕРЕЖНОГО FORESTSTEPPE ZOHE OF UKRAINE ......... 25 ЛІСОСТЕПУ УКРАЇНИ ...................................... 25 Л. В. Вегера L. V. Vegera ФОРМУВАННЯ МОНОСАДІВ THE FORMATION OF MONOGARDEN РОДОДЕНДРОНІВ В УМОВАХ RHODODENDRONS AT THE NATIONEL НДП «СОФІЇВКА» НАН УКРАЇНИ DENDROLOGICAL PARK “SOFIIVKA” ЗА ОСОБЛИВОСТЯМИ СЕЗОННОГО AT THE PECULIARITIES OF SEASONAL РОЗВИТКУ ........................................................... 30 DEVELOPMENT ................................................. 30 И. В. Войняк I. V. Voineac ИЗУЧЕНИЕ МЕХАНИЗМОВ АДАПТАЦИИ STUDY OF THE ADAPTATION CHRYSANTHEMUM MULNIFLORA MECHANISMS OF CHRYSANTHEMUM В УСЛОВИЯХ EX SITU В РЕСПУБЛИКЕ MULTIFLORA IN EX SITU CONDITIONS IN МОЛДОВА ............................................................ 34 THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA ...................... 34 Н. О. Гавриленко N. O. Havrilenko СОЗОФІТИ СВІТОВОЇ ФЛОРИ SOZOPHYTES OF A WORLD FLORA IN THE У ДЕНДРОПАРКУ «АСКАНІЯНОВА» ......... 38 DENDROPARK «ASKANIA NOVA» ................ 38 С. І. Галкін, Н. М. Дойко, Н. С. Бойко, Ю. В. Пидорич S. I. Galkin, N. M. Doiko, N. S. Boiko, Yu.V. Pydorych МЕМОРІАЛЬНІ КОМПЛЕКСИ THE MEMORIAL COMPLEXES OF У ДЕРЖАВНОМУ ДЕНДРОЛОГІЧНОМУ THE STATE DENDROLOGICAL PARK ПАРКУ «ОЛЕКСАНДРІЯ» НАН УКРАЇНИ. «ALEXANDRIA» NAS OF UKRAINE. ОХОРОНА ІСТОРИКОКУЛЬТУРНОЇ PROTECTION OF THE HISTORICAL AND СПАДЩИНИ ....................................................... 44 CULTURAL HERITAGE ..................................... 44 С. А. Глухова, Л. І. Ємець, С. М. Михайлик, О. І. Шиндер S. A. Glukhova, L. I. Emets, S. M. Mihailik, I. Shinder ПІДСУМКИ ІНВЕНТАРИЗАЦІЇ THE RESULTS OF INVENTORY OF ТАКСОНОМІЧНОГО ТА КУЛЬТИВАРНОГО THE TAXONOMIC AND CULTURAL СКЛАДУ ГЕРБОФЛОРИ СИРЕЦЬКОГО COMPOSITION OF THE HERBOBLORI ДЕНДРОЛОГІЧНОГО ПАРКУ ........................47 SYRETSKY DENDROLOGIC PARK ................. 47 І. Л. Дениско, О. К. Мороз I. L. Denysko, O. K. Moroz ОЦІНКА ПЕРСПЕКТИВНОСТІ EVALUATION OF PERSPECTIVENESS ВПРОВАДЖЕННЯ ТРОЯНД СЕРІЇ OF INTRODUCTION OF ROSES OF «NOSTALGIE» В ОЗЕЛЕНЕННЯ “NOSTALGIE” SERIES IN LANDSCAPING В УМОВАХ ПРАВОБЕРЕЖНОГО IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE FOREIGN ЛІСОСТЕПУ УКРАЇНИ ......................................52 LANDSCAPE FOREST STEPPE OF UKRAINE ........................................................ 52 І. Л. Дениско, О. К. Мороз I. L. Denysko, O. K. Moroz ПЕРСПЕКТИВНІСТЬ ІНТРОДУКЦІЇ PERSPECTIVE EVALUATION ТРОЯНД СЕРІЇ «MÄRCHENROSEN» OF «MÄRCHENROSEN» ROSES В УМОВАХ ПРАВОБЕРЕЖНОГО INTRODUCTION IN THE CONDITIONS OF ЛІСОСТЕПУ УКРАЇНИ ......................................57 THE RIGHTBANK FORESTSTEPPE ZONE OF UKRAINE ........................................................ 57 І. П. Діденко, Т. А. Швець, Т. М. Сидорук I. P. Didenko, T. A. Shvets, T. N. Sydoruk ЕФЕКТИВНІ СПОСОБИ РОЗМНОЖЕННЯ EFFECTIVE METHODS OF PROPAGATION ТРАВ’ЯНИСТИХ РОСЛИН EX SITU OF HERBACEOUS PLANTS EX SITU OF НАЦІОНАЛЬНОГО ДЕНДРОЛОГІЧНОГО THE NATIONAL DENDROLOGICAL PARK ПАРКУ «СОФІЇВКА» НАН УКРАЇНИ ............62 “SOFIYIVKA” OF NAS OF UKRAINE .............. 62 Н. В. Драган N. V. Dragan РЕГЕНЕРАЦІЙНІ МОЖЛИВОСТІ ВІКОВИХ REHENERATION POSSIBILITIES OF OLD ДЕРЕВ QUERCUS ROBUR L. ............................68 TREES QUERCUS ROBUR L. ............................. 68 Ю. В. Журжа Y. V. Zhurzha МОРФОЛОГІЧНА ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКА MORPHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTION OF ПЛОДІВ ТА НАСІННЯ ПРЕДСТАВНИКІВ FRUIT AND OF THE RHAMNUS L. GENUS РОДУ RHAMNUS L. .............................................72 REPRESENTATIVES OF THE NATIONAL DENDROLOGICAL PARK “SOFIYIVKA” OF NAS OF UKRAINE ............................................... 72 І. О. Зайцева, В. Ф. Опанасенко I. O. Zaitceva, V. F. Opanasenko ВПЛИВ МІНЕРАЛЬНИХ ДОБРИВ THE INFLUENCE OF MINERAL НА ФОТОАСИМІЛЯЦІЙНИЙ АПАРАТ FERTILIZERS ON PHOTOSTIMULATION САДЖАНЦІВ ДЕКОРАТИВНИХ ЕКЗОТІВ APPARATUS SEEDLINGS OF ORNAMENTAL В УМОВАХ СТЕПОВОГО EXOTICS PLANTS IN THE STEPPE OF THE ПРИДНІПРОВ’Я .................................................77 DNIEPER REGION. ............................................. 77 Л. П. Іщук L. P. Ishchuk ВПЛИВ ПОСУХОСТІЙКОСТІ НА INFLUENCE OF DROUGHT RESISTANCE ХОРОЛОГІЮ ВИДІВ РОДУ SALIX L. ON SPECIES CHOROLOGY OF THE GENUS В УКРАЇНІ .............................................................81 SALIX L. IN UKRAINE ....................................... 81 Л. В. Калашнікова, І. П. Чорна L. V. Kalashnikova, I. P. Chorna ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКА РЕПРОДУКТИВНОГО CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ПОТЕНЦІАЛУ РІДКІСНИХ РОСЛИН REPRODUCTIVE POTENTIAL В УМОВАХ ДЕНДРОПАРКУ OF RARE PLANTS IN THE ARBORETUM «ОЛЕКСАНДРІЯ» НАН УКРАЇНИ ..................86 «ALEXANDRIA» NAS OF UKRAINE .............. 86 С. В. Клименко, А. В. Кустовская, О. В. Григорьева, S. V. Klymenko, A. V. Kustovska, O. V. Grygorieva, М. Г. Теслюк M. G. Teslyuk ВИДЫ СЕМЕЙСТВА CORNACEAE BERCHT. SPECIES OF FAMILY CORNACEAE & J. PRESL ДЛЯ ДЕКОРАТИВНОГО BERCHT. & J. PRESL FOR ORNAMENTAL САДОВОДСТВА .................................................. 89 HORTICULTURE ................................................. 89 Т. Д. Ковальчук T. D. Kovalchuk ПРИРОДНЕ ВЕГЕТАТИВНЕ ПОНОВЛЕННЯ NATURAL VEGETATIVE RENOVATION ВИДІВ РОДУ RHUS В УМОВАХ OF SPECIES OF THE GENUS RHUS IN THE ПРАВОБЕРЕЖНОГО ЛІСОСТЕПУ CONDITIONS OF THE RIGHT BANK FOREST УКРАЇНИ ............................................................... 95 STEPPE ZONE OF UKRAINE .......................... 95 Л. А. Колдар, М. В. Небиков, Н. М. Трофименко, L. A. Koldar, M. V. Nebykov, N. M. Trofimenko, Н. М. Кучер N. M. Kycher РОЛЬ СВІТЛА У РОСТІ І РОЗВИТКУ EXPLANTS OF WOOD PLANTS IN THE ЕКСПЛАНТІВ ДЕРЕВНИХ РОСЛИН IN VITRO CONDITIONS AND THE ROLE ЗА УМОВ IN VITRO .........................................102 OF LIGHT IN ITS GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT .....................................102 Т. В. Копилова Kopylova T. V. ДЕКОРАТИВНІ ВЛАСТИВОСТІ ORNAMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS ПРЕДСТАВНИКІВ РОДУ PYRACANTHA OF THE GENUS PYRACANTHA ROEM ROEM. І ЇХ ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ДЛЯ REPRESENTATIVES AND THEIR USAGE СТВОРЕННЯ МОНОСАДІВ В УМОВАХ IN THE MONOGARDEN CREATION IN НАЦІОНАЛЬНОГО ДЕНДРОЛОГІЧНОГО THE CONDITIONS OF THE NATIONAL ПАРКУ «СОФІЇВКА» НАН УКРАЇНИ ..........106 DENDROLOGICAL PARK «SOFIYIVKA» OF NAS OF UKRAINE ......................................106 І. С. Косенко, В. М. Грабовий I. S. Kosenko. V. M. Grabovyi НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ ДЕНДРОЛОГІЧНИЙ
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