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“Proceedings of the Saint Petersburg Forestry Research Institute” has been quarterly issued by the Federal State-Funded Organization “Saint Petersburg Forestry Research Institute” since 1929.

The International Standard Serial Number of our scientific review is ISSN 2079-6080.

The journal is included in the system of Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI) and international information systems for agriculture and related industries «Agricultural Research Information System» («AGRIS»). We regularly update the article database. The full-text issues of our scientific review can be found on this website in the section "Archive".

The journal is an independent reviewed scientific publication designed to give the researchers and experts’ results of the original researches in the field of forestry (06.03.00), biological (03.00.00) and economic sciences (08.00.00). 

The subject of the journal covers the following areas of scientific knowledge: silvics and forestry, forest valuation and forest organization, forest crops, genetics, selection and biotechnology, theory and practice of forest conservation and protection, biological bases of forest management, economy, strategic planning and administration in forestry. The Editorial Office welcomes the full text original articles considering the results of theoretical and practical researches on the designated fields of the journal specialization. Besides, the developed reviews of scientific publications, short messages about significant for the theory and practice of forestry results and also data on the held actions of scientific cooperation can be accepted to publication.


The Editorial Office of “Proceedings of the Saint Petersburg Forestry Research Institute” finds it obligatory for authors, reviewers, editorial board members and editorial staff to meet requirements of the "Code of Ethics for Scientific Publications", developed and approved by the Committee on Scientific Publications Ethics and also declares the lack of abuses of official position in the work of the Editorial Office.


The researchers with the master degree, postgraduate and doctoral students, scientists and professionals of the forest industry and applied sciences are invited to apply their articles for publication.

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In this issue:

  1. Awla A.H.K., Alekseev A.S.  Hydrothermal conditions for forest growth in Iraqi Kurdistan and prediction of extreme droughts (p. 4-16)
  2. Evlakov P.M., Zhuzhukin K.V., Grodetskaya T.A., Konstantinov A.V  Quantitative estimates of the daily dynamics of carbon sequestration by juvenile plants of birch, poplar and Scots pine (p. 17-28)
  3. Usoltsev V.A., Plyukha N.I., Tsepordey I.S.  Estimating the stem slenderness of forest-forming species of Eurasia for airborne laser sensing (p. 29-39)
  4. Bogdanov A.P., Tsvetkov I.V., Tretyakov S.V., Koptev S.V.  Photogrammetry in stationary studies of pine stands in the Murmansk region (p. 40-50)
  5. Chernikhovskii D.M., Parfenov A.A. Forest inventory by interpretation method as a potential tool for digital transformation of forestry (p. 51-66)
  6. Debkov N.M. Formation of siberian stone pine forests by chemical care for mixed stands in Western Siberia (p. 67-78)
  7. Ilintsev A.S., Nakvasina E.N. Survival and growth of forest crops planted with containerized seedlings by mechanized and manual methods in the Dvinsko-Vychegodsky forest district (p. 79-88)
  8. Gavrilova O.I., Gryazkin A.V. The influence of agricultural cultivation technology on biometric characteristics Scots pine seedlings (p. 89-98)
  9. Sivolapov V.A., Vorobyova E.A., Veprintsev V.N., Kulakov E.E. Assessment of the genetic diversity of the pedunculate oak in the Russian Federation using DNA analysis (p. 99-107)
  10. Goman P.N., Alferchyk B.N. Study of the conditions of ignition of forest combustible material for anthropogenic reasons (p. 108-117)
  11. Anniversary of Igor Vasilievich Shutov (p. 118-119)

In this issue:

  1. Usoltsev V.A., Tsepordey I.S., Chasovskikh V.P Generic models of birch (genus Betula L.) tree biomass: a meta-analysis (p. 4-15)
  2. Nesterchuk V.V., Tis M.V., Safronycheva E.D., Volkov V.A., Shabunin D.A. The effect of bioballistics on the regeneration and growth of Populus tremula L. from callus tissues (p. 16-25)
  3. Karzhaev D.S., Baranova S.S., Pavlov N.A., Kalko G.V. Genes controlling adaptive traits of pine and spruce trees (p. 26-39)
  4. Zontikov D.N., Malakhova K.V., Berezina O.O. Influence of 2,4-D concentration on the microspore switch from gametophytic to sporophyte development program of some representatives of the Rubus and Vaccinium genes in in vitro culture (p. 40-51)
  5. Karunas A.S., Lebedev V.G., Selivanova E.V., Romashkina I.V., Shestibratov K.A. Variation and interrelation of taxation indicators of European spruce plus trees in the clone archive in the Nizhny Novgorod region (p. 52-62)
  6. Evlakov P.M., Popova A.A., Ryzhkova V.S., Shestibratov K.A., Lebedev V.G. Effect of drought on photosynthetic characteristics, stomatal conductance and water use efficiency in juvenile pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.) plants (p. 63-74)
  7. Shabunin D.A., Butenko O.Yu. Sowing pine and spruce seeds together with fertilizers and agromeliorants (p. 75-85)
  8. Goman P.N. Study of the speed of fire propagation forest ground cover (p. 86-98)
  9. Nedbaev I.S., Soroka A.O., Semenova E.I. Regional differentiation of measures for adaptation to climate change in forestry of the Russian Federation (p. 99-107)
  10. Konstantinov A.V., Burtcev D.S., Gavrilyuk E.S. Mechanisms for implementing the provisions of climate change international legal treaties in the forestry sector of the Russian Federation (p. 108-120)
  11. Eremeev I.A., Karamyshev V.A., Kolarzh V.V., Mosolova N.A., Tretyako A.G. An approach to the classification of forest resources taking into account modern economic challenges (p. 121-127)

In this issue:

  1. Koroleva T.S., Rychenkov P.A., Tretyakov A.G., Yakusheva T.V. Improving of the transfer of R&D results in the forestry sector. Experience of the Saint Petersburg Forestry Research Institute (p. 4-13)
  2. Andreev A.E., Budovich M.V. Spruces of Russia: their diversity and distribution (p. 14-28)
  3. Rzhevsky S.G., Kondratyeva A.M., Guseva O.Ju. Analysis of the preservation of the Quercus robur L. genotype using SSR- and ISSR-markers in the creation of callus cultures (p. 29-37)
  4. Boytsov A.K., Zhigunov A.V. Ten-year breeding tests for growing clones of hybrid aspen and other hybrid poplars in the conditions of the north-west of Russia (p. 38-52)
  5. Vorobyev R.A., Besschetnova N.N., Besschetnov V.P., Tyutin A.Yu. Variation and interrelation of taxation indicators of European spruce plus trees in the clone archive in the Nizhny Novgorod region (p. 53-69)
  6. Kuzin D.E., Danilov D.A. Afforestation of abandoned agricultural land in the Novosibirsk region (p. 70-84)
  7. Saltykov A.N. Structural and functional features of the natural renewal of pine forests on lands removed from agricultural use of the southern slope of the Russian Plain (p. 85-100)
  8. Proezdov P.N., Mashtakov D.A., Eskov D.V., Avtonomov A.N., Rozanov A.V. Productivity of slope pastures under the influence of protective forest plantations and mulching in the forest-steppe and steppe of the Volga upland (p. 101-111)
  9. Goman P.N. Flammability of forest combustible material when exposed to the heat flow (p. 112-123)

In this issue:

  1. Bubnov A.A., Postnikov A.M., Egorov А.B., Pavluchenkova L.N., Partolina A.N. Regulation of the composition of plantations by the method of injection of herbicides into unwanted tree species: history and perspectives (p. 4-17)
  2. Danilov D.A., Belyaeva N.V., Anisimova I.M. Post-pyrogenic formation of coniferous-deciduous young trees in the landscape of the Tikhvin ridge of the Leningrad region (p. 18-32)
  3. Shirnina L.V., Kryukova S.A., Shirnin V.K.  Morphometry of acorns on forest seed plantations of English oak (p. 33-44)
  4. Taziev I.R., Tazmeev N.M., Mukhametshina A.R., Gaifullin A.Kh., Sabirova R.R. Comparative analysis of the effectiveness of the use of various preparations in the cultivation of English oak seedlings in the conditions of the Republic of Tatarstan (p. 45-56)
  5. Proezdov P.N., Mashtakov D.A., Eskov D.V., Avtonomov A.N., Rozanov A.V. Establishing the regularity of the impact of protective forest plantations and relief on agrophysical and biochemical properties of soils in the Volga uplands (p. 57-67)
  6. Bogachev P.V., Grigoreva O.I., Shinkevich S.V., Lebedeva Yа.V. The use of various methods of taxation in the allocation of cutting areas for logging of forest care in accordance with the standards of intensive use and reproduction of forests (p. 68-79)
  7. Andreev A.E. Use of molecular markers of reliable identification of Picea species: promising approaches and methods (p. 80-98)
  8. Morkovina S.S., Kuznetsov D.K. Economics of «climate projects in forests» as a component of low-carbon development: analysis of the phenomenon (p. 99-113)
  9. In memory of E.S. Artsybashev (1926–2023) (p. 114-115)

In this issue:

  1. Karzhaev D.S., Safronycheva E.D., Volkov V.A. Ways to produce sterile clones of poplar and aspen (Populus ssp.) using genetic engineering (p. 4-17)
  2. Kamalov R.M., Peturenko M.Yu., Degtyareva A.P. Testing of microsatellite markers to assess the level of genetic diversity of Pinus sylvestris L. (p. 18-30)
  3. Zontikov D.N., Zontikova S.A., Malakhova K.V. The influence of the pH level of the nutrient medium on the growth and development of some varieties of Vaccinium angustifolium L. and Rubus arcticus L. during clonal micropropagation (p. 31-41)
  4. Yanush S.Yu., Danilov D.A., Zaytsev D.A. Modeling of the dependence of wood density and macrostructural elements of pine and spruce xylem (p. 42-57)
  5. Bubnov A.A., Egorov А.B., Pavluchenkova L.N., Postnikov A.M. Ecological evaluation of herbicide application in forest cultivation (p. 58-75)
  6. Popova A.A., Evlakov P.M., Molchanov V.V., Shestibratov K.A. The results of the study of geographical cultures of pedunculate oak in the Voronezh regiont (p. 76-84)
  7. Mironenko A.V., Matveev S.M., Slavskiy V.A., Vodolazhskiy A.N., Litovchenko D.A. Algorithm for updating forest management information and its testing in the Voronezh region (p. 85-98)
  8. Slavskiy V.A., Mironenko A.V., Matveev S.M., Litovchenko D.A. Taxation-deciphering indicators of plantations as the basis for the development of machine learning models for remote monitoring of forests (p. 99-114)
  9. Petrunin N.A. Indicative analysis of forest burnability in Russia (p. 115-137)

In this issue:

On February 19, 2015 in the State Duma of the Russian Federation,parliamentary hearings were held on the topic: “The legal and economic aspects of raisingefficiency and development of the forest sector of the Russian Federation.” The meeting was attended by representatives from agencies of the executive branch of government, constituents of the Russian Federation, the lumber industry, as well as non-profit and environmental conservation organizations.

Among the determining factors hindering the development of the forest sector and improvement of the structure of the forestry industry, participants in the hearings cited low innovation, characterized by a meagre share of new technologies introduced into production, as well as the weak influence of research in improving the quality and competitiveness of the main types of forest products.

The main theme of the current issue is devoted to the scientific and technical support activities in the spheres of forest fire prevention. We invite our readers to familiarize themselves with a new approach to planning for the amount of specialized technical forest fire prevention measures, the possible applications of flame-retardant screens to deter ground fires, as well as estimates of combustible materials during state forest inventory.

In this issue:

In the end of the year it is usual to sum up results and to define objectives and tasks for a forthcoming period. 

The increased reader’s interest was a consequence of our work on careful selection and reviewing of materials for each issue. Last year the subject of the published articles was considerably enriched and reflected the most significant processes of reforming and innovative development of forest sector of economy. 

In this issue:

A lot has been recently said about innovative development of different branches of the national economy. It is of no doubt for everyone that there is a necessity to implement new products or technological processes in practice, but still the level of innovative activity remains very low. It also relates to the forest-based sector, a traditional branch of economy. What is the cause of the observed phenomena?

Among the main reasons it should be marked that the financing practice of scientific work is not perfect, and commercial approaches to innovative products and services are not effective. Though, as we see it, the key issue here is absence of strategic goals for entities of innovative activity, primarily, the scientific and research companies and enterprises. It is required to evaluate the demand of the forest economy in specific products and services, and the advice on what projects should be rejected as not having potential commercial success or not complying with the basic direction of state politics in the industry. 

In this issue:

Development of branches of human knowledge based upon the pragmatic approach is the development of view and the framework bears on the subject of research.

Forest science displays the picture of human activity in the course of complex use of forests. Specific character of this natural resource also determines the rules ensuring continuous and stable usage. Hence, forest management joins the benefit from satisfaction of human needs in forest products and services with the necessity not only to renew primary resources, but also to respect a variety of environmental and social interests.

In 1929 Leningrad (SPb) Forestry Research Institute foundation was laid. 

The issue you are reading now is an attempt to interpret the history of birth, evolution and implementation of ideas expressed by lots of welland little-known scientists, who have been working in the Institute until nowadays.

In this issue:

It is commonly known that the science starts with the problems and develops originating from them to the competing theories that are assessed critically.

The method of phenomena historical interpretation is especially developed in the forestry science. This is primarily explained by the duration of the cycle of reproduction in forestry and, therefore, by the necessity of the long-term observations and experiments. In the monograph of A. S. Tikhonov published recently the term “historical cuttings” was used for the first time and the author did not describe the meaning of the term. In our understanding this is the interpretation of the experimental records in terms of historical aspect of the object of observations development. However attention shall be paid here to the danger of the scientific works stalling into tautology, transformation of the object observation process into the mechanical procedure resulting in no new knowledge.

This issue presents to the readers the results of the historical method application in the forestry science: review of historical transition conditions to bio-fuel, analysis of the seeds’ mycorhization in the process of reforestation, assessment of experimental data of long-term experience in examination of pine growth and productivity in forest cultures.

Content:

  1. Influence of forest harvest rates on the carbon balance of Russian forests: projective analysis using the CBM-CFS3 model (D. G. Zamolodchikov, V. I. Grabowsky, W. A. Kurz)
  2. Pine growth in forest plantation with the definite number of seedlings per 1 ha and different inter- and intra-row distances (I. V. Shutov, A. M. Ivanov, O. I. Antonov, R. V. Vlasov, V. G. Sergienko, Ju. E. Belenets, E. G. Smirnov, S. A. Vyrodova, S. M. Stepanenko)
  3. Historical conditions and objectives of transition to the wood biofuels in energetics (O. U. Butenko, A. S. Bondarenko, N. N. Pelevina )
  4. Influence of freezing and thawing on the germination of pine and spruce seeds (О. Ю. Бутенко, А. С. Бондаренко, Н. Н. Пелевина)
  5. Foreign experience of forest tree container seedlings artificial mycorrhization (D. S. Burtsev)

Full-text issue

In this issue:

This issue contains the materials on the experience of carbon budget inventory in the Russian forestry. I invite all parties concerned to participate in the discussion of the forest function in the current global changes.

We expect that the interest towards the scientific researches in the sphere of the forests’ response to the climate change as well as losses and damage in the forestry will get the new a shot in the arm.

The editorial staff:

Konstantinov Artem
Chairman of the Editorial Board, editor, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences

Zhigunov Anatolij
Member of the Editorial Board, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Professor

Kovalev Alexander
Member of the Editorial Board, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Professor

Korchagin Oleg
Member of the Editorial Board, Ph.D., associate professor

Martynuk Alexander
Member of the Editorial Board, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Senior Researcher

Onuchin Alexander
Member of the Editorial Board, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Senior Researcher

Romanovskaya Ann
Member of the Editorial Board, Doctor of Biological Sciences

Selikhovkin Andrew
Member of the Editorial Board, Sc.D., professor

Gorbunova Svetlana
Executive secretary of the editorial board

Semakova Tatiana
Editor, proofreader

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Gorbunova Svetlana

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