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Microbiological research of peat soils. // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 4 (78). P. 46-53

The present article represents an overview of the data obtained by the authors as a result of a long-term microbiological research of different sorts of peat soils in Russian regions. There are the numerous microbiological indexes confirming the purposefulness of the inclusion of all peat layers in the definition “peat soil” irrespective of its depth

Keywords: Peatland, marsh ground, Microbiologicai estimation, monitoring, microbial biomass, track record

CHARACTERISTIC OF BIOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN EUTROPHIC AND MESOTROPHIC MIRES OF SIBERIA // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 11 (89). P. 207-212

As a result of stationary investigations is established that the peat deposits of mire ecosystems in Siberia of different genesis are biochemically active in the whole profile. Preliminary data reflecting the particular dynamics of biochemical processes, depending on hydrothermal and redox regimes. Is established that, in comparison with Western Siberia, in the gorno-altai mires the processes of anaerobic destruction of cellulose are more expressed.

Keywords: mire ecosystems, Western Siberia, Gornyj Altai, biochemical processes, dynamics of microorganisms population

THE TEMPERATURE INFLUENCE ON THE STRUCTURE OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES OF BOG PEATLAND (MODEL EXPERIMENT) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 3 (93). P. 92-100

In the annual model experiment was made the monitoring of quantity and taxonomical structure of the bacterial and fungal complexes in the monoliths of the bog peatland under temperature of20-24 oC and 4-6 oC, using the fluorescent- microscopic and plate methods. It was established, that low temperatures didn't exert serious influence on the morphological, taxonomical structure and abundance levels of the fungal complexes. The temperatures stimulated the development of Basidiomycetes and dark-coloured mycelium. Among the bacterial hydrolytic complex, Bacillus were the most adapted to the low-temperature conditions. In the bog peatland, fungi were shaped as mycelium, and spore-forming bacteria were shaped as vegetative cells, that's why they occurred to be in an active state. Also the fungi and spore-forming bacteria were adapted to low-temperature conditions and that helped them to decompose vegetative polymers.

Keywords: bog peatland, model experiment, low temperature, monitoring, bacteria, fungi, abundance, taxonomical structure

The influence of aeration on the structure of microbial complexes in fens // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 5 (107). P. 117-125

Microbial communities in virgin and reclaimed fens of Tomsk region were examined in the comparative study. Differences between these peat lands could be found only for a dry season. A number of fungi, evaluated with the plating method, and a share of hydrolytic bacteria were considerably higher in the reclaimed fen. It indicates to the intensification of destruction due to the implemented agricultural afforestation. The differences between fens smooth after long-term rains: fungal and actinomycetal mycelium is fragmentary found in soil layers, number and specific diversity of micromycetes decrease, hydrobionts dominate among bacteria. Thus, though examined fens are hydromorphic soils, weather conditions should be taken into account for soil sampling, because all the microbiologic indicators, which allow characterizing microbial communities of peat soils, sharply vary under the change of dry and moist periods.

Keywords: fens, agroforestry, microbial biomass, bacteria, fungi, abundance, taxonomic structure