PHYTOTESTING OF SOILS CONTAMINATED WITH OIL PRODUCTS UNDER CONDITIONS OF LONG-TERM POLLUTION: ON THE EXAMPLE OF BALYKCHY CITY
Keywords:
oil products, phytotest, microbiological method, soil, sustainable developmentAbstract
The search for express and reliable methods of assessing the ecological state of
ecosystems polluted by xenobiotics is one of the most urgent tasks of scientists of ecologists.
Phytotesting and phytoindication of contaminated ecosystems is one of the promising methods
satisfying the above requirements. Methods of phytotesting of soils contaminated with oil products
is an actual direction in the assessment and remediation of contaminated soils. One of the objects
of scientific interest is oil-contaminated soil in Balykchy city. As a result of leakage from the pipe
of the oil depot in Balykchy, in the late 90s of the last century, about 600 tonnes of oil products got
into the ground. The problem remains actual till today, as no effective measures on cleaning and
restoration of contaminated lands have been taken. It is of scientific interest to study and assess
phytotoxicity of soils contaminated more than 30 years ago and to select optimal phytotest objects,
both sensitive and resistant species.
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