No. 3-4, 2009 - CA Water Info

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I.S. ZONN, N.Z. ŞAMSUTDINOW, Z.Ş. ŞAMSUTDINOW
GALOFITLER BIOÝANGYJY ALMAGYŇ ÇEŞMESI HÖKMÜNDE
Nebit gorlarynyň azalmagy we ony almagyň tehnologik çylşyrymlylygy zerarly, soňky onýyllyklarda bütin
dünýäde ýangyjyň alternatiw çeşmelerini gözlemek boýunça barlaglar güýçlendirilýär.
Ösen ýurtlaryň köpüsinde esasy üns aýry-aýry ösümlikleri ulanmaklyga berilýär.
Makalada adaty bolmadyk ýag berýän ekinlerden, şonuň ýaly-da galofitlerden bioýangyç almak mümkinçiliklerine
seredilýär. Kaspi deňziniň minerallaşan suwy we Gyzylgumuň ýerasty suwy bilen suwarylýan galofitleriň geljegi
uly hasaplanylýar.
I.S. ZONN, N.Z. SHAMSUTDINOV, Z.SH. SHAMSUTDINOV
HALOPHYTES AS A SOURCE OF BIOFUEL RECEPTION
Last decades researches on search of alternative sources of fuel that is connected with an exhaustion and
technological complexity of an oil recovery all over the world became more active.
In many developed countries the accent in these researches becomes on the use of various plants.
The possibility of reception of biofuel from nonconventional olive crops, and also halophytes is considered.
It is established, that halophytes are perspective, irrigated by mineralized waters of the Caspian sea and underground
waters of Kyzylkum desert.
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