SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YAROSHENKO, F.D. - YAROSHENKO, P.D.

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YAROSUNKO,. F.D.
Damodar industrial region of India. Izv. AN SSSR.Seregeoge noo6:48-
58 N-D. i56. (KW 10:1)
1. Institut nauchnoy i tekhnicheakiv informataii Goatekhniki i
Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Damodar Valley,_-Indus tries)
RMM~M

M-ME
YMSHEITKO, F. D. Cand Geogr Sci (diBS) "Power and mineral resources
of India, their distribution and utilization." Mos, 1958. 16 pp
(Acad Sci USSR, Inat of Geography), 110 copies (KL, 16-58, 117)
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AUTHOR: I.P. 10-58-3-27/29
TITLE: Journal of Abstracts "Geografiyall (Referativnyy zhurnal
llkieograf iyall)
PERIODICAL: lzvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, jeriya Geograficheakaya, 1958,
Nr 3, page 156 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The jo urnal "Geografiyall in going to publish special booklets
doucribing different parta of the USSR, Canada and Japan. kn-
other publication will dea) with the shipbuilding area.9 of the
world. In 1956/57 the journal had already published the fol-
lowing booklets: "Ferrous Metallurgy in the Leading Capitali-
stic Coun+ries and Their Raw Material Resources" by M.S. Rozin
and Yu.V. fiL'edvedkov; "Power Engineering in Capitalistic Coun-
tries" by O.V. Vitkovskiy; "Economic Resources in India and
Their Utilization" by F.D. Yaroshenko; and others.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Periodicals "Geografiya" USSR

ZOZULTA, T.H.; KOZUBOV, A.S.; LOSKUTJOVA, R.F.; CB2MO=OV, K.N.;
TAROSORKO, F.D.. Prinimal uchastiye: SIMM, S.N.. KOLOXCLOY,
V..S's prof., rod.
(Chinese-Russian dictionary of scientific and t-echnical terms]
Kitsiako-rusakii slovarl nauchnykh i tekhnicheeKkh terminov.
32000 terminov. Pod red. V.S.Kolokolovs. Monkva, In-t nauchn.
informateii Akad.nauk SSSR, 1959. 368 p. (KIRA 13:2)
(Chinese lonpimge--Dictionaries--Russian)
(Science--Dictionaries)
(Technology--Dictionaries)

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YAROSHMZO,F.D.
Characteristics ofthe development of power resources in India.
Geog.v shkole 22 no.6:41-46 N-D '59. (WRA, 13:4)
(India-Power resourceel.

MIRIKANYAN, Khachatur Fcgo3ovlch;.i~a~~O~rlp,.., P. D.. red.
(Soil science] Pochvovedenie* 14oskvag Kolost 1965. 343 p.
MIRA IS: 6)
R.

UROSHMO, G.D.-
Some ecological peculiarities of Christ's-thorn (Palturus spina
Christi) [with summary in Inglish]. Isv.AN Arx.SM.Ist.nau.ki
no.2:33-37 (N= 9:8)
(Shrubs)

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1. YAROSONKO, G. D., TAYRYAN, N. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Plant Introduction-Armenia
Results of experiments in Introducing some arboroacent and shrub varieties in
the Botanical Garden.
Biul. Bot. eada AN Arm. SSR No. 5. 1948
9. Montuz PAsts of Rnsslan Accessioas... Library of Congress, Karch 1953, Unclassified.

1. YAROSIIENKO, G. and LAVURYAN, E.
2. LJSSR (600)
4, Erevan - Flowers
7. Some now flowering plants at Erevan. Biul.Bot.sada AN Am. SSR no. 5, 1948.
9. Mont!ay Lists of Russian Accessions 'Jibrary of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

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TAROSHENKO, G.D.
Tragacanth plants of Armenia. Izv.AM Arm.$SR. Biol. i sellkhoz. nauki
1 no.1:35-41 148. (MIM 9. 8)
1. Botanichookiy sad Akademii nauk Arm.SM.
(AMONIAL-MILK VITCH)
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YAROSH3NKO, G.D.
The wild pistachio tree (Fistacia autica Y. at M.) in the environs
of Akhtala Station in the Armenia S.S.R, lzv.An Arm,SSR. Biol. i
sellkhoz. nauki 1 no.1:87-69 146.. (MM 9:8)
l.. Botanichaskiv institut kkalemii neuk Arm.SSR.
(AIRTAIA RBGION--4?ISTACRID)

Mum
YAROSRENKOA~
Methods of raising Persian walnut (Junglans regia L.) in the Armenian
S.S.R. Izv.AaArm*SSR*.Biol. i sellkhoz. nauki 1 no.1:95-101 148.
(HLRA 9.8)
1. Botanicheakiy sad Akademii nauk Arm.SSR.
(AMNIA-VAIMM)

YAROSHRNKO, G.D.
The age rhythm and loagavity of trees. Izv. IM Arm.SSR. Biol. i
sellkhoze aauki 2 no.6:571-577 149. (MLRA 9:8)
le Botanichookiy institut 'hkademii nauk Armyanskoy $SR.
(TEM)

UROSM10, G.D.; NAVAGMTAN, O.A.; GRIGORYAN, Te.A.
Results of introducing certain trees and shrubs In the Brivan
Botanical Garden. 3tul.13ot.mada (Briv.] no.10:5-15 '50. MR& 9:8)
(31rivan-Plant introduction)

YAROBffEI[KO, G.D.
Now,w describing a grass staxd by the "method of relative domizatioJO
DokI.AIT Arm.SSR 12 ite.3:83-85 050. (MLRA 9:10)
I.Botanicheskly sad Akudsmii asuk ArmysRskoy SSR, Yerevan. Prodstavlose
V.O.Gulkanyoxem.
(Betany-Rcelogy)

YAROSHINKO, G.D.
Now method for the regeneration of linden and common hornbeas by
natural seeding in the forests of the Armenian S.S.R. Ixv.AN Arm.
SSR.Biol.i selikhoz.nauki. 4 no.2:155-166 151. (MLRA 9:8)
1. Botanichaskiy institut i sad Akademii nauk Arayanskoy MR.
(Shagali-lylar-Reforestation) (Linden) (Hornbeam)

YA.ROSHBNKO, G. D.
Forest plants of the central region of southern Armenia. Biul.Bot.
sada [Zriv.] no.12.-5-42 '51. (KM 9:8)
(Armenia-Poreits and forestry)

TAROSHMKO, G.D.; GRIGORTAN, Te.A.; LAVCHUN, M.K.
Germination characteristics of needs of certain tress and shrubs
depending on the onytronment. Diul.Bot.Sada [Briv.] no.13:39-41
'53. OUA 9:8)
(Germination)

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GRIOORTAN, Ye.A. LkVCHYAN, Z.K.
Resultilof introducing trees and shrubs in the Arivan Botanical
Garden.t Biul.Bot.Seda [Iriv.] no.13:43-49 153- (saak 9: 8)
(71rivan-Plant introduction)
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LASTOVSHY, R.P.; DYATLOVA, N.M.; TEMK174A, V.Ya.; YAROSIIENKO, G. F.
KOLESNIKY YO.S.
Nov polycomplexons. Trudy IMA no.25:57-65 963.
(MIRA 18:6)

LAs,rov,jKiy, R.P.; TEMKINA, V.Ya.; YAROSHEINKO., G.P.
N-salicyloylpher.ylhydroxylamine, III I.M.poInchtchim.reak. I prepar.
no.7tl7-19 163. (KIHA 17:4)
L Vsesoyuznyy nauchnr.-Issledovatellskly institut khimicheskikh
reaktivov I osobo chistykh khimicheakikh -veshchostv.

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SOURCE: ANSSSR, In-stitutfLzicheskoyk-himit. Ise ledovan lye c:voystv ionnohmannvkh
mVerialnv (Research on, the properties of ion -exchange inaterfalO. Nfosr~rjw. 17d-vfl
Nauka, 1964, 104-107
TOPIC TAGS: formaldehyde resin, ion exetringe resin, resin selectivity, phenylimino-
diacetic acid, pheny1hydr-wAyWin-We
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YAROSHENKO, G.G.
Ways for preventing mercury intoxications in stomatological offices.
Stomatologiia 41 no.4:86-87 Jl-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Iz stomatologicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. G.G.Yaroshenko) 1-y
Podollskoy bollnitsy (gla-,rnyy vrach Ye.P.Ryabova), Kiyev.
(STOMATOILGY) (MERCURY-TOXICOILGY)

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AUTHORt Arz.hano:y, I., Me Barcgovkin, _A.. V.; 'Dryanov, 1. 1.1 Duyanov,_P~._V.;
Zal-oaqcv~'S* N.; Kamen'Bhchikovp Yus V,*; Kovalov, V. V.1 rrnsovakiyp.kS,-Se;
Lit-5oV'#'-'A.*'N,; Nikitin,.A. V.1 Niatratovj_X;_.X.; Poruchikov, Yoe Aej
_P!j Fed.or9vp,.Ye* A.; Xhlebnikovp G*.F*j
Potkin, V, Yee; Terat'3Ty,_.Xt
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ORGs, none..
TITIE: Results of clinical and sioldiical investigations of the crew of the
ow-aft p4pe I yro anted the Conference,on Problem of
iirst M~iman Voskhod 'Ap tr
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ace ed tine held in C from 2 O~ I A 69~
MCE: Ko'nferentsiya'PO problemam kosmicheek~y maditeinyp 1966.' Arobl'emy
kosmich4skoy- meditsiny.. (Problems of spice redioine)i materialy konfe
rentaiip
34-36
Moscow, 1966,
A -weightleerhas tigue,
TOPIC T GSt apace,medicine, apace physiology, a; bodily fa.
streisa'reactionp*combined stress, cardiovascular system# central dervous system#
manned-spacerlight/Vo5khod-I
ABSTMCTo The inclusion of a physici an in the crew of the Voskh od-I made.0 Poe;-
sible to-increase rhedi6al fnvest(gati6nis of the crew mem- Ve"ra durIng
i flight and to compare them wlth.iosults.of preflight and postflight examl-
:nations '. Thii. scope of the physiological examination's was selected in
'ord6r to obtain a moie complete evaluation of the functi al 'condition of
'~the caidiovascular and central nervous a stems, apq.t4e. function of
Rard 1A-

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~external respiration of the cosmonauts. Physical exercises and ortho-
static tests were, included to detect earlier - signs of physiological shifts.
Examinations were carried out before and after training in the ship,
-where certain conditions of flight were simulated, - and also two weeks
before flight. Postflight examination was begun fifteen minutes after
-landing and was continued for. the first four days after the f light and aleD
'two weeks later.
After landirig, the cosmonauts were active, looked somewhat excited.
and complained of general fatigue. They were found to have hyperemia
of the mucosa.of the upper respiratory tract and conjunctivitis.
Komarovi s weight dropped by 2. 679, Feoktistoy' a weight dropped by.
4%. and YegoroO s by 3. 90/6. Weight -loss was determined by Zhdanov to
be -due to water and fat. loss. Neurological examination revealed a light
swaying in the Romberg -position, a- treimor of. the fingers, and increased
Perspiration. In addition,, Yagorov,showed a contraction of the retinal
-arteries., Disruption of vision and vestibular difficulties wore not noted,
Changes in EEG indicated. an- incr*ease irk inhibitor
y processes in the
),rprtex of the brain. A diminution inwork capacity was established b
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ing ship, there is reason to attribute them to limitation of motor activity
;under conditions of weightlessness. The functional shifts found after :V
!flight are indications of a general fatigue,.. a moderate stress reaction,
and a certain amount of detraining. In generalo the changes observed in
un
'the cosmonauts were of one typ.~. - The differencis foNd,between the
cosmonauts can be attributed t,o individual differences. [W.A. Noi- 22;
ATD Report 66-3.163
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Buynngy, P. A. Vo; TorontOyo& Vo Go; Sholudyn"
Pisaranko, No Vo; Yaroshan6_rd. L.
ORG*. none
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TITLE: Problams of the selection of candidates for special crews ffapor pre"ntea at;
conference on probleids of space medicine hold in Moscow from 24-27 May 19W
SOURCE: Konferentslyn po problemam koamicheskoy meditainyp 1966. Problovy
kosmicheskoy meditsiny, -(Problems of space moclicine).; materialy. konferentaiij,
Moscow, 1966, 81-83
:ITOPIC,TAGS: cosmonaut selection, bioaotronautica,, space phyeiclogyp space
I ps,-cbo,1ogyv psychophysiologyp covionnut training
ABSrRAGT: The systematic expostire of young test pilots to aviAtion or space-flight
cohditions is of importance relative to perfecting methods for selecting pilots and
cosmonauts. Considering the caliber of professional activity, the
test, pilot must be in excellent physical and mental condition.
'Selection takes Pliceiii thr~iip'e ages: preli ambulatory selection,..
Mationary examination In special medical establishments, and elimination
curing ihe first months of occupational, activity./-
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During preliminary selection, the medical commissiori was given
documents describing anamnesis data, general and physical development,
and medical treatment in the preceding year.. After familiarization with
these documents, nearly half the applicants 'were rejected due to therapeutic!
status or poor eyesight. - During preliminary ambulatory examinations.- "I,
medical specialists (therapists, otolaryngologists, neuropathologists,
surgeons) analyzed blood, urine, EKG' a during rest and after exercise,.
x-ray films of thoracic organs and nasal accessory sinuses, and con-
ducted vestibular and other functional tests. In some cases,
spinal x-rays. pressure chamber exposure. etc. *.were conducted.
Rejections during the first examination phase were high. The main
reasons for rejection were eae nose, and throat ailments, neurocircu-
latory dystonia, and vestibulo-autonomic instability.
During the stationary phase, an expanded program of clinical,
physiological, and specialized tests was used. From 25 to 50% of the
candidates who had passed the first phase of examinations were reject"
The main causes of rejection were diseands of Internal' organs (nearly
half the; rejects), vestibulo-autonomic instability. ear,_ppf?,,~nd throat
Aiseases., ~Td !pipal disorders.
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ARTYUM, YMO, I.I.;BYKOVA, I.G.;KOVTUNA, M.Y.;
SHTYRIVA, A.G.
Measures for reducing the amount of compressed air used in the
factory. Prom. anerg. 11 no.10,-24-25,0 156. (MLHA 9:11)
(Compressed air)
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T
(:.fj.Lj-.j-.,atQiJ Flaats. General Problimn.
33. vr Zhur -Is-* 010g, I Ya 19,59, NO . -1181.
Author vijjZg~,,Nhunko, K.T.
r.",
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un vernTtY
ILI I T. L E Stubble Forrige Grain Crop!) in Chuyak
valloy, Elrghiz S-SR

onc.. PuEj,: Uch. zap. Biol. fnk. E."ra.u.-vit; 1'-)5"/ -"ryl).8,

ABSTISIACT Results of a studY (1955-l?56) to choose
forage crops (corn, baxley,.snd oats) and
propar varietlen for stubble Planting ir. tho
Chuysk Valleys When oorn in pbuited as a priat
harvest crop on S-10--i-ozom it-S veg-
etative tirne issh")ztaned, 3nd it Wgins to
blom earlier. !Va:xy stage grain was obtained
only ~fxom tha early varioties Chnkinsksyya
zbeia-chazli-Irm, Geo cora, Nin-rthwostuern, and
G1ruch,-.-.r3ka,Ya. Varieties 03torling, Lining,
CARD 1/2

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YAROSHENK0, K.I., Cand Biol Sci - (ri4-35, Behavior of
corn and millet-1AWu ro.,~ in post-harve-st so,,Y-ji)g in tile Chuyskaya
valley of the Kirgiz*41pw SSR.11 Len 1.958, 28 pp (All-Union
Order of Lenin Acad of Agr P>ci im V.I. Len-in. All- Orion
111st, of Plant f-j"j,
150 copies (KL, 42-58, 11h)
26

'0V, V.N.p inzh.
L.A., in.-h. USTII,
Stendari proaesse6 for automatic bright copper and nickel
pIRtIng atv the "Kommnar" Plant, MashinostroenAleno.307-79
vv-z(I 65. (MIRA 18W

YAROSHENKOJ, Petr Nikiforovich; VAIROSHENKO L bov' Aleksayevna;
NAGORHYY, A.G.[Nahornyi, A.H7-F,'-re`d.,--N-&CV---XV, T.-Y-u,',
tekhn. red.
(Device for combined sowing] Prystroi dlia kombinq'vanoi sivby.
Kyiv, Derzhaillhospvydav URSR, 1962. 91 (MIRA 160)
(Planters (AgricultuAl maohinery)~
777777

YAROSHENKO, Petr Nikiforovich; X&KSHENKO, _Lyubojf Alekseyevnaj
NIKITINA, V.Y.., red.; ROZIN, M.A., red.; MAKHOVA, N.N.,
tekhn. red.; BALLOD, A.I., tekbn. red.
(Practical lessons on agricultural machines] Laboratorno-
prakticheskie zaniatiia po sel'skokhoziaistvennym mashinam.
Moskva, Sellkhozizdat, 1963. 280 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(Agricultural machinery)

YAROSHENKO, Petr Ifikoforovich; YAROSWROr' 1;-q~o
v'. Ukoeyevna
[IAroshenkop L.O.); SOL6biig,.G.A.-tSolodun, H.A.)p red.
[r ractical exercivoo with. agricultural machinery and implements
and their repair] Praktychni zaniattia z sillslkohospodaralkykh
mashyn i onariad' ta ikh remontu. Kyiv, Derzhailthospvydav
URSR, 1963. 370 p. (MIRA 170)
.........

YAROSHFN~U, F
42183. YJLRUSHENKO, M. F., Oligochacta DnaprobnSskogo li.mnna. Nauch. zapiski moldav.
nauch. - isaled. bqzy Aked. nauk SSSR, T. 1, Vyp. 1, 19Ab, c.57-71.
SOt Letonis'Zhurnal'nykh Statey, Vol. 47, 1948.
I=WN 7

ii.A., otv;itstveauyy reduktor; M"ALISKAYA. L.H.,
redaktor izdatellstva; PO"lk;ITSKAYA. S.M.. takhnicheskiy redeltor
[AqurstA~c fE~,,Ino of the i~nies,,r River] Gidrofouna Dvestra. Xosks,
Izd-vo W-cd.aauk SSSR. 1957. 167 P. (MULC lo: 10)
(Druestar lityur-iroch-water fauna)

GENKELIJ, P*A., prof., otv. red.; MATSYUK, L.Sj1 hand. Bellkhoz. nauk,
zam. red.; DIM:), 14A., red. [deceased ; DIKUSA,116, I.G., doktor
sellkhoz. nauk, red.; YAROSIr-17TIKO 14 F doktor biol. nauk# red.;
KOVARSKIYj A.Ye., dok'~ff-WOVRE'o-z. nauk, red.; ZUbHOV, A.A., doktor
red. nauk, red.; PRINTS, Ya.I.p doktor biol. nauk, red.; GEYDF,%IAN,
T.S., kand. biol. nauk, red.; IVANOV, S.M., kand. bi.l. nauk, red.;
USPEVSKIYj G.A., kand. biol. nauk, red.; GERGELEZ113U, A.K., kand.
tekbn. nauk$ red.; FITOVA, L., red.; KARYAKIDIA, I., red.;
KOCHANOVAI N., red.; TELIPIS, V.# tekhn. red.
[Papers of the United Scientific Session of the Department of
Biological Sciences of the Academy of Sciences of.the U.S.S.R.
the Department of Agriculture of the V.I.Lenin All-Union Academy
of Agricultural Sciences and the Moldavian Section ot the Academy
of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.] Trudy ob"odinennoi n*auchnoi sesoii;
Otdelenie biologichoskM nauk All SSSR, Otdelenie zemledeliia
VPSMIL, Moldavskii filial Ali SSSR. Kishinev, Kartia Moldoveniaske.
Vol.2. 1959. 483 P. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Ob"edinennEqa nauchnL-ja sessiyal Kishenev, 1957. ZameBtitell
akademilca-sekretarya Otdcleniya biologicheskikh nauk Akademii
nauk SSSR (for Genkell). 2. Doystvitellnyy chlen Vsesoyuznoy aka-
demii sel'skokhozygystvermy1ch nauk im. V.I.Lenina (for Dimo).
(Moldavia-Agricultural. research-Congresses)

IRIKHIMOVICH, A.I., doktor biolog. nDuk, otv.red.; YAROSHENKO, M.F.
doktor biolog. nauk, red.; BUMSMU, M.S. -G~n-dblo-lo-~.-Ra.
red.; MGINA, L.P., red.; MAMELOBAUM, M.Ye., tekhn.red.
[Materials of the Scientific Industrial Conference on Problems
of Fishery Management in the Moldavian S.S.R.] Materialy Res-
publikenskogo nauchno-proizvodatvannogo soveshchaniin po vop-
roacm rybnogo khozioistva Moldavakoi SSR. Kishinev, Izd-vo
*ShtUntsa" Moldavskogo filiala Akod. naiik SSSR, 1960. 79
(MIRA 14:531
1. Roopublikonskoye nBuchno-proizvodotvonnoye soyeahchaniye po
voprosam rybnogo khoziayatva Holdavskoy SSR, Kishinev, 1958.
2. Institut biologii Moldavskagg filiale AN SSSR (for Irikhi-
movich, Taroshenko) 3. Kishinovskiy gosudarstvennyy universi-
.tet (for Bu-R-55-55VV3
(Moldavia --Vi she rie s-Congre a sea)
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KOVPJiSKIY, A.Ye., prof., doktor vellkhoz. nauk., zasl. doyatell
K70vAl, ~A donjc.)rrqdel'kh
KIY, Ye f
au'k i
v c
nauki i tekhniki., otv. rcd.,I~=SMKOr-MF~-y-4Ioktor biol.
7 teMil
na,.,kl zam. otr, red.; %-T~i-DMEEVSYXY, DO.,, dokto- nellkhoz.
nauk,, rod.; IRIFJIIMOXIICH, A.I., doktor biol., naukp red.;
KOIESNIKOV, S.14.p kand. b1ol. nauk, red.; PRINTS, Ya.l.,
doktor biol. nauk., red.; MB311, V,A.p doktor biol. naukp
red.; USPERISKIY, G.A.) kand. biol. nauk, rod.; GMAY-EVA,
Ye.M., kand. biol. nauk, otv. red.- KARYAxn.,A, I.I., red.;
IWDELIBAUM) M.Ye., tekhn. red.
(Tranpactions of the Darwin Anniversary Conferencs]Trudy
iubileinoi Darvinovskoi konferentsii. Kishinev3 Izd--vo
"Shtiintsa,," 1960. 389 P. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Yubileyncya Darvinovskeya konferentsiya, 1960. 2. Institut
biologii Molda7skogo filiala Akademil nauk SSSR i Kishinev-
skiy seI'skokhozyayatvc-nnyy institut ir. M.V.Frunze (for
Kovarskiy). 3. Kishinevskiy sellskokhozyaystvenn~y institiA
im. M.V.Frunze (for Vorderevskiy). 4. Institut biologil
Moldavskogo filiala Akademii nauk SSSR (for Kolesnikov,
Prints .17
j. Uspensk' , Irikhimovich). 5. Botanicheokiy sad
Mo-Idavskogo filiala Akademii naWc SSSR (for Rybin).
(Evolution-Congresses)

,YAROSHENKO M F otv. red.; NABERZHNYY, A.I., kand. biol. nauk,
red.; TOMNATIK, Yo.N., kand. biol. nauk,.red.;
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[Biological resources of the bodies of water of Moldavia]
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Yaroshenko).
(Moldavia--Freshwater bioloov)

YARDSHENKO 1-1, F? , daktor biol. nauk, red. ; NABEREMNYYJ A. 1. 21
biol. nauk., red.; TOMNATIR, Ye.11., kand, biol. nauk,
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(Transactions of the Zonal Conference on the TypoloFy and
Biological Basis for the Use of Inland (Freshwater) Bodies
of Water of the Southern Zone of the U.S.S.R. for Fish
Farmingl Trudy Zonallnogo soveshchaniia po tipologii i biolo-
gicheskomu obosnovaniiu rybokhoziaistvennogo ispollzovaniia
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(Fish culture-Cong'resses)

KOVARSKIY, A.Ye., red.; YAROSfOiKO, M.F., red.; GEYDEMA11, T.S.,
red.; DIKUSP-R,-T-.=., ~M.,~-DWOKHOV, L.M., red.; ZUBKOV,
A.A., red.; PEUffi-r-q, M.A.., red.; RMDUY, F.I., red.;
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1. Nauchnaya konferentsiya molodykh uchenykh Moldavii, 3d.

SPASSKIY, A.A., doktor biol. nauk, akademik, otv. red.;.-. YARO~:H-M--012-
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1. Akademiya nauk Moldavskoy SM. Institut zoologii.
2, Akademiyu nauk Moldavokoy i.-ZR (for -)PdVSk1Y). 36 Ghlen-
korrespondent AN Nold.SSR (for Yaroshenko).
j

BYZGU, S.Ye., m1ad. nauchn. Botr.j DIMCIIISHINA-MIVENTSOVA, T.D.,
m1nd. nauchn. sotr.; NABEREZRNYY, A.I., kand. biol. nauk,-
MINATIK, Ye.11., kand. biol. nauk; SHALARI, V.M,I, m1ad.
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[Dubossary Reservoir; development and piscicultural
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rybokhoziaistvennoe znachenie. (By] S.E.Byzgu i dr. Moskva,
Naukap 1964. 228 p. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk Moldavskoy SSR (for
Yaroshenko).

YAR0511EM, K. F.
Ifp.-Z~qi ap
-'Id. jtooP.11-0, 114o
A12M
Elmftg-lu C~2t-7~--

MARITS., A.M.: doktar 1~'al. nawk., o0r, red.,, SPASSKIY, VA.., akademik,
red.; PPINTS, 'Ka.l,,. akadsmllk.. rel.,~ Y.-A"aOSSEENKO rea.
DEGITTAREnA, VP red,
ysiology and bloc-bem!Btry of the nervous syste z
[Plr Fl .10
logila i bickhimlia reyvnoll slateV, . Kishinev, Kartla
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hkademiya nal3k Mo -1da-qskcr
y SSR~ li-st'liut 2oa]ogii. ; All
Moldavakay G:~; (fer Spaspkly.. FI-Jnt:3), .3. Cblen-korreapondert
L
AN Moldavskoy~`-3SR (f cr Ysviriheml(o)e.

TAILOSMM, W.N.
Method for separating a hernial sac from skin. Veterinariia 33
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1. Kirgizakiy sel'skokhozyaystvenn" institut Imeni akademika I.E.
"abina.

J
cc~nd Biol Sci u
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ru-
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KITAYEV, M.I.1 MIRETSKAYA, S.G _~H ~~
i 1"O~d 9 analyzer. Lab. delo
c th ane, Sa
Some coAptructive ha e
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1. Pat.ofiziologicheskaya laboratoriya (zav. dotsont 14.I.Kitayev)
Kirgizakogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta tuborkuleza, Frunze.
(FMPIROMETER)

BINUSP M.S., gornyy Irtzli.; YAROSIIENKO N.Ps,, gornyy ir h.
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="!tam M lm~
1-2

Theor;~- of Function3 of a aeal Yariable
Dissertation: "A Nevi Concept of the Integral." Cand Phys-M-th jej, Nharlkov
itate U., Khar'kov, 1953. (fieferativriyy-Zhurnal Matematika Moscow, Mar 54)
jO: JUIM 213) 20 jeP 1954
-Gr&2m . . . . . . . . . .

16(1)
AUTHOR: Yaroshenko, N.S. SOV/4-1-10-4-10/1-1
TITLE: on a New in egral flTotion and its Application ro the integral
of Stieltjes (0b odriom novom ponyatii integrala i yego
primeneniye k integralu Stiltjesa.,
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy matematicheskiy zhurnal, 1958, Vol 10, Nr 4,
PP 450-462 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author joins the integral notion of Kolmogorov f-Ref 1_7,
especially the idea that the representation of the Integrand
as the product of a point function and a set function is an
unnecesnary reatriction. Starting from this idea the author
defines a generalized Stieltjes integral, formulates the
conditionG of exIstence, and proven the principal properties.
An example shall confirm the fiuitableness of the introduction
of the new notion. The paper untitains 12 theorems, 4 lemmas,
and 5 definitions a1rogpt-her.
,There AT- 4 references, 3 of wh 4ch are Soviet, and 1 German.
SUBMITTED: August 5, 1956
Card 1/1

"TAroshpnkc. kpnd. M.-clatem. nauk
F, i ~ i r-L t: [,~ r 1 ! y o f a .7 ey i a ra]. i z a d in " gr &I . 1au k . z aFr, 1. d er --, h
irist. 13 no-3:32-36 . 163 (VIRA 1811)
1new concept of the intogral as applied to a 3tleltjea integral
in 1111bru-rt spacs. lbid.07-4111
J3otjwN::,y trAnBltion fo, s StJaltjes .1teg-ral in W. lberto spacth.
Ibid. v 1,1 -4,13

YARWHENKO; N.V.
Lower bo-tmdary of the Namur stage in the western Donets Bazin.
Geol. zhur. 23 no.4z87-90 t63 (MM 17 t7)

YAROSHENKO, O.P.
Pollen of Pagioph7llum ffeer, 1881. I;aucb.dokl.vvs.shkol7; geol.-
naukt. na.tpai4-116 '58. (MIRA 1?,:6)
1. kinakovskiy univeraltet, goologicheaki7 fakulltot, sporovo-
pylltsevaya laboratoriya.
(Pagiophyllu")

3(0)

:AUTHORS: SOV/20-123-5-43/50
Vakhrancyev, V. A., Yaroahonko, 0. P.
TITLE: The Upper Jurassic Flora of the Southern Re~,,ions of the USSR
(0 verkhneyurskoy flore yuzhnykh rayonov SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademili nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 123, 1Tr 5,
pp 925 - 928 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Macro-remains of Jurassic flora rarely occur in the Ukraine,
Crimea, Caucasis, and Middle Asia (Srednyaya Aziya). Even
where continental oedimento are prevalent (kliddle Asia) only
one locality rich in fossil flora in known: the villages of
Galkino and Nl'khaylovka (southeast end of the Karatau Mountain
Range) (Refs 2,8-10). The rocks which contain this flora
are assigned to the Lower Jurassic on the basis of Lower
Jurassic plants (Ref 10). On the contrary, the finely bedded,
limy shales, containing plant, fish, and insect remains, were
considered as Middle (Ref 6) and even Upper Jurassic (Ref 2).
Since the well known Upper Jurassic leafy plant remains of
the southern part of the USSR are lacking, elimination of
this unclearness was impossible. In spite of previous un-
Card 1/3 successful attempts to extract spores and pollen, the authors

The Upper Jurassic Flora of the Southern Re--ions of (the SOV/2o-123-51-400
USSR
weresuccessful, (sample donated by A. I. Turutanova-Ketova,
village of Mikhaylovka). The pollen consisted of 94.6%
Brachyphyllum (of various species, Fig i), and 5.4% Pinaceae
and Cupresmccae together with rare Coniopteris spores. The
authors compare this with similar pollen assemblages of the
USSR (Refs 1, 3-7, 11,12). They arrive at the following
conclusions regarding the age of the caledolomites of Karatau:
1) They belong to the Upper Jurassic according to 0. P. Yaro-
shenko. 2) The firn and Ginkgoaceae declined strongly around
the boundary between the 'Middle and Upper Jurassic and were
replace.d by an abundant development of conifers with awl
or scaly formed needles. At the same time Bennettites with
leather-like leaves developed. 3) The origin of these floral
changes may be found in the dry cliTiate, which prevailed over
southern Europe, Kazakhstan, and Middle and Central Asia
during the Upper Jurassic. 4) In the regions of Eurasia
farther to the north (Ref 1), a distinction betwoen the flora
of the Middle and Upper Jurassic is scarcely recognizable;
there, the climate remained moderately arm and damp. 5) In
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The Upper Jurassic Flora of the Southern Re.-ionB of SOV/2o-123-5-43/50
the USSR
assemblages of southern Europe would.be of interest. There
are 1 figure and 12 references, 10 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Geologicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR (Geological Insti-
tute of the Academy of Sciences/USSR) Moskovskiy gosudarst-
vennyy universitet im, M. V. Lomonosova (Hoscow State Uni-
ver8ity imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRESE14TED: July 259 1958, by A. L. Yanshin, Academician
SUBMITTED: July 24t 1958

YAROSFENKO, 011ga Pavlovna; VAKHRAMEYEV, V.A., otv. red.; PEYVE, A.V.,
red.; KUZNETSOVA, K.I., red.; WNNM, V.V.,
red.; TIMOFEYEV, P.P., red.
spores and pollen complexes of Jurassic and Tower Cretaceous
deposits of the Northern Caucasus and their stratigraphic
importance.] Sporovo-pylltsevye kompleksy iurskikh i
nizhnemelovykh otlozhenii Severnogo Kavkaza i ikh strati-
graficheskoe znachenie. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 107 p. illus.
(Akademiia nauk SSSR. Geologicheskii institut. Trudy, no.117)
(MIRA 1F:11)

"~X t

TAROOENKO, P. D.
Phylogany of crowfoots in connection with the eyolution of pbyto-
coonoses. Izv.AN Arm.SM.Ant.nauki no.6:33-31 047. (NLRA 9:8)
1. Botanichaskly inatitut Akademii nail Armyanskoy SM.
(crowfoot)

YO,
r
The relation between the vitanda C content and the
opertics of to" scrabi, 11, 1). Varushroko. SmI.
Contrary to the re U of Ra"nova and of CIWUkhyan
(cf. C.A. ...N.M.ril. fd th., be firtner the LCPALS
of the fruit of various varklics of the wild rose the highcr
the vitamin C content of the Injit (rose hip). lbevitatnin
C content depends in vidn, an the g,:ographical origin.
thertfore oft trulogkal conditions. M. G. Nf(xwt:
NOWM
IM, -_mmlFA

Vim
Fundamental studiea of plant 1;fe, Morkva, Go Izd-vo -reoF-r. lit-rY, 1950. ?16 p.
(51-18481)
QK901.12
1. Botany - Ecology. 2. Botany - Georraphical d4.8trJbution.

YAROSHENKO, P. D.
Forest EcoloMr
Flora of the Carpathian pine forests in connection with their history., Dokl. All ".3SPRY
81, No. 52 1951
L'vovskiy Gosudarstveimyy Universitet
im. Ivana Franke
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Librax-j of Congress, May 1952. tRICLASSIFIED.
Rea. 5 Sept 1951

P. 71
Y A qOS 1 II-EIN KO)
Botany - Morphology
"Basic studies on plant integument." Reviewed by B. A. Tikhofairov. Sov.kniga
no. 2:49-52 F 152.
14ONTHLY LIST OF RUSSIAN ACCE3SIONS, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, JULY 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

GREBIRSKIY, S.O.; YAROSBESKO, P.D.1 professor, redaktor; IVANOV, L.T.,
tekhnicheskI7-MCRWF"*"'4~~
[Basic regulatities of individual plant growth] Oanoynye zakono-
mernosti individuallnogo razvitiia rastenii. KharIkoy, Izd-vo
Kharikovskogo goa. univ. im. A.K.Gorlkogo. 1953. 223.p.(KLRA 7:11)
(Growth (Plauts))
L
y'AEiiS-!R_ MMM

TARDSHM0. F.D.
[Frinciples of a doctrine on vegetation] Osnovy uch~zLiia o rastitelinom
pokrove. 2., perer.i. dop. lid. Xoakva, Goo. lid-TO geogr. lit-ry, 1953.
347 P. WaA 7:6)
(Botany-_34--ology) (Phytogeography)

YAROSHMTKO P.D., professor.
Now data on the dynamics of vegetation belts In the Carpathians
and thair role in the transformtion of nature# Dop.ta pov.
Llviv.un. no.4, pt.2:24-26 '53- (mm gal)
(Carpathian Mountains--BotarV--1colog7)

YAROSHEnO, P. D.
Work of the Department of Korpholoig and Classification of Higher Plants .)f
the Lvov State Univernity. Bot.zhur.[tr)-r.j 10 no.1:111-112 153.
(KIJIA 6:8)
(Ukruine-Botany (Botany-Ukrikine

YAROSIqW,,JA--.; RRYDEMAN, I.N., redaktor; VIIMEV, S.D., redaktor;
7'a LI, X*Te., t-ekhaichaskir redaktor.
[Succession of plant associations in Transcaucasia in connection
with soil and climatic changes and the activity of marj Smen7
rastitellnogo pokrova Zakavkazlia v ilea eviazi a pochvenno-kli-
maticheskimi izmeneniiami i d6iatellnostliu ChOlOTska. Moskva,
Izd-vo Akademii nauk S5SR, 1956. 240 p. (mTjA 9:6)
(Transcaucasia--Botany--Xcology)

U~SR/Soil Science Genesis and Geography of Soils. J-2
Abs J-)ur : Ref Zhur Biol., No 3, 1958, 10453
Author : Yaroshenko P.D.
Inst : Far-Eastern Branch of the Academy of Sciences USSR
Title : On the Question of the Genesis of the Vggetation and Soils
of the Khankay Lowland CplaiJ Zravnin-a/
Orig Pub : Vopr. sellsk. i lesn. kh-va Dalln. Vostoka, No 1, 1956,
17-28.
Abstract : Drainage of the surface of Kh&W-,o Island is followed by
the appearance on the surface of a peculiar complex of
swamp and swamp-meadow vegetation, peat-gleyey and turf-
gleyey soils. Asthe area dries out this vegetation is
replaced by more xerophilous meadow and steppe groups.
Then the grass patterns of the upper terraces are replaced
by oak forests; the soils form d under these are similar
Card 1/2
USSR/Soil Science Genesis and Geography Of Soils' J-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.-Jt No 3, 1958, 10453
to gray forest soils, or rather to gray-brown forest soils-
the dry 9SP_Meadow and steppe
The extended influence Of rMation of dark-colored soils
vegetation le-ads to the fo soils. These soils
which the author calls meadow-steppe contenty their struc-
are characterized by their high hums of raptabolic
nost'/1 and their high content
ture /struktUr 5 completed in the Far-Eaeter,
Ca and Mg- The project Va
Branch of the Academy Of Sciences U8SR*

BOOK, Ye.A.ired.; BYKOV, T.T., red.; GIRNIK. D.V., red.; STOTS9,11KO, A.V.,
red.; ONISIMOVA, Z.G., red.; TSVID, A.A., red.; YAROSUNKO. F.D.,
red.; ICAT-A MIKOV, L., tekhred. .0--: , '.-T1---'.- ~
(science in the Far East; on the 40th anniversary of the great
October socialist revolution and the 35th anniversary of the
Soviet regime in the Par East] Wauka na Dallnem Vostoke; k 40-
letilli Velikoi Cktiabrlskoi sotsialistichaskoi revoliutsii 1 35-
In'Jiin sovetskoi vlasti na Dallnem Vostoke. Vlndivostok, 1957.
III P. (MIRA 12:2)
1. -41cademiya nauk SSSR. Dalinevostochnyy filial, Vlndivostok.
(Soviet Per East--Scienoe)

~zt,,YAROSBRANXO, F.D.
Some notes on G.I.Dokbman's review. Biul.KOIP.Gtd.biol. 62 no.l:
106-108 JA-7 157. (KW 10:6)
(BOTAIIT--XCOLWT)
J4,
it

YELKINK, G.G.; YLROSIMNKO, P.D.
Carotene content of some plants in the Maritime Province and
the AmLr Valley In connection with germination conditions and
phanenof development;' preliminary report, Sodb.DVFAN SSSR
no.9:136-142 '58- (MIRk 12:4)
(Maritime Province--~Plantn) (Amur Valley--Plants) (Carotene)

P.D. ; SHISHOVA. Te.I,
foraea plAnts in T-.mr7. Est.
44 no-5:707-711 F,! 15-1.
1. Dallnevostochnry filial SSSIR, Vladivostok i Llvovsl,.if P-ozt-
0.aTstvonny-j aniversitat irl. I.Ya. Fmnlco.
(Lvov - - T-,- (Fore-ee i;la-ts)

YAROSHE~IKO .,-I)~-ofeasor, dcRtor biologichookikh nauk
Shifting of natural zones and belts through the centuries as based
on the evidence of botanical research. Komar.chten.(DVFAR) no.S:
3-20 960. (MIRA 14:4)
(Phytogeography)

YELKINi~ G.G.;c-~~~.
Chemistry of meadow and pa sture grasses in the Maritime Territory.
Soob*DVFAN SSSR noo23:57-63 160- WIRA 24:3)
I@ Dallnevostochnyy filial im. V.L*Komarova Sibirskogo otdeleniya,
AN SSSR.
(Maritine Territgry-Grasses)

=IPXA. gariya Alekseyevna; TAROMMIKO, F.D., otv.red.; BUTOTA, L.,
tekhn.red.
(Wild perennial decordtive herbaceous plants from the southern
part of the Far lost, used in landscaping] Dikorestushchia mnogo-
letnie dekorativnye travianistye rastaniia iuga Dallnego Vostoka
dlia zelenogo stroitel'stva, Vladivostok, Frimorskoe knizhnoe
izd-vo, 1960. 3~ p., 35 plat'#;. (MM 13:10)
(Soviet For last--Plants, Ornamental)
$4

XLEa ~INIIIO- ~Pavel ~XCII~11-151YIIV~Icl
~Geobotsnikn; osnovnyye ponyattyE, napravleniya i
metody. 'Moslova, Leninarnd, Izd-vo AkaderqU NLuk
474 p. illus., diagrs., granhs, map5, tebles.
At head of title: Akademiya Nzuk S33R. Sibirskoye
Otdeleniye. Dellnevostochnyy Filial.
Bibliography: D. 450-471.

YAROSMKO#?ftvel Dionislyevich; KALININAp A.V. I kand. biol. nauk, otv. red.;
R.A., tekhn, red.
[Goobotany; fundamental conceptep trendup and mothodal Goobotanika;
oBnovriye poniatiial napravloniia i metody. Moskvaq lzd-vo Akad. nauk
SWR 9 1961.- 474 totarq-Ecology) (MIRA 1417)

YAROSHENKO, P.D.; PAVLOVA, N.S.
Interrelationships between wild-growing and added sown grasses in
meadows of the Lefinka Station, Maritime Territory. Bot. zbur. 46
no.10:1517-1532 0 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Dal'nevostochnyy filial Sibirskoro otdeleniya AN SSSR i
Dal'nevostochnyy gosudarstvannyy universitet.
(Ivanovka District (Maritime Territory)--Pasture research)
A'