SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NEKRASOVA, S. Z. - NEKRASOVA, T. V.

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NUMASOVI, S-V.; POLOSUKBIUs N-S-
Photoelectric observatiOu Of p7ras. Per.svezdy 13 no.101-36 Ap 161.
1. Irpskays astroftsicheskaya observatoriya 0 WSR.
(Stars, Variable)

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A00 I 1A 1 C, I
AiMOM Nekrasova, S. V., Nikonov, V. B., Polo8ukhlna, N. S., Rybka. Ye.
T'I'M,F: ..-notoelectric magnitudes and colors of reference photometric
stars In Kapteyn areas. 1. Some problems In methods of com-
piling fundamental ;jhotometric catalogues
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Geodezlya, no. 10, 1962, ~G,
abstract 1OA244 ("Izv. Krymsk. astrofiz. obzerv.", 1962, v. P,
1, - 2140)
P28
TEXT: A catalogue of photoelectric magnitudes and colors of reference
ph~tometri- stars In Kapteynts areas is necessary to reduce zero-points of
scales of stellar magnitudes to a sIngle system, as well as In allowance for
atmospheric extinction. The authors set forth the task of observatior, of all
reference ptiotometric stars In 131) Kapteyn's areas ( ', > -15 0). In the future.
obsr-vatlons should be extended to the entire southern half )f the sky. 7'wo
methods are briefly described (Ye. Rybka and V. B. Nikonov) for compiling suet,
a catalogue. Both of the methods are applied to the same observational data ob-
tained in Crimea by means of an A3T-7 (AZT-7) meniscus telescopo. In more
Card 112

?n Aot~lvr~tr:!- magnitudes an(i c, , rs, ,f ...
74-th.AS WPre lescrIbed -;ir, ;.-r. rofo-rei,
a r. I n r. r th moa t K a p t e y n '!i , i re a s nrv ~ i tz ed ( re s ut.3 a re ta bu . a t ed
stars of spectral Ia~;.ses fr,)m I'st. Meth-
-~"~,-itfons and prooessIng are tescribe(I. It tumed -)Ut that b, U1
t:; --r- r4:, y1eld errirs -)f the however ';Ixc)nr)vts -tn-
n""r'icall In time ,-nsu.,,iptl,.n u,(I m,%j,.e:i It t.-)
photo-netrIc system. It wa:. dec-Ided t : jse
-,h:y the constancy ~)f the
r' - thod for the further work -)n the chta I ogue ( Ind I v I durt I obse rv 11 -
r- i ~ cer t I y extrap j 1 ated beyon(i the a tmosphere) . I t, established that
-ers-.s stellar cninr
-antaneous valu-s )f the gradient nf extinction factor .
re.m'.:nn ..!~ ,'I be iised in rompiing catalogues of stars wit-li a wide range cf
~r-,rr-. '!'herr- are 14 referrices,
D. FesemKo
Complpte translation]

S/129/62/000/002/005/ol't
E073/E335
AUT11ORS Dolinskaya. L A Rizol . A.1_ Candidates of
Technical Sciences and Nekrasova. S.Z. Andreveva
Engineers
TITLE Recrystallization of cold-drawn stainless steel
PERIODICAL Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka mptalln%
no. ~! 1962. 34 - 36
TEXT- The influence of long-duration holding at temperntuf-
of the beginning and end of recrystallization was studied t.,r
the stainJess steel LA18"I (lKh18N9T). using pipe specim,-n-
with 305, deformation during the last pass. Theme were heated
at a rate of 600 - 00 0C per minute to various temperatures
between 600 and 1 2 0 0C in steps of 50 0C The specimens were
heated without holding at the final temperature and with holdinu
times of 10 miLnutes and 3 hours, respectively. The temperatures
were measured by chromel-alumel thermocouples. fitted into one
of the specimens and recorded by means of a high-speed potentio
meter. The changes in the microstructure, hardness mechanifal
properties at 350 0C content of combined Ti, number of
Card 1/2

S/Izg/62/000/002/005/014
RecrYstallization of F073/E335
interf erence points on the X-ray dif fract ion patt erns and
type 11 stresses as a function of the temperature heal in;t and
holding time were studied New grains appeared on heatinu
the specimens to 750 0C and holding for 3 hour 9 In ths
10-minute holding times the new grains appeared at 80o
if the holding time was reduced to zero new grains formp(I ;il
9750 C The temperature interval of recrystallization narro-
very considerably during the first ten minutes of' holding lime
in the case of zero holding time 0the recrystallization
temperature range is 975 - 1 050 C, _the rg apective values
for a 10-minute holding time are 800 240 C and for a
3-hour holding time they are 75o 650 C There art- 5 fi%Llif-
ASSOCIATION Ukrainskiv NITJ

T:"t 5e) I I, "11 Z' A. V'a. 7.
Androyeva, Ye. M..,
T T , ! nhenomona I%.:,
heatli4,,
,1~7A:,: Ti-: Pr.'i tvnyy z~_ Metal r I
P F~l g Y-a , r
(,'n "Pr-iz-v,~ tr;b", n3. K) i m r' f. i
7`hf, atithors st.uole,l the P'Vect c-l' t.:me
the rprry!,,tal Lation range In the treatment X
stainles_- strel p] pes . Branrhen, ol' tf-ese pipes were Pjt~afp'j
~'.r-ltorv "illt 'urnacp at every 1,00", rAt. '~% rate
grep/mJn. Heating was performed with 1, hourr, '0 min
wvro -i I r -c or) I ed .Dmiring trin lnve:-Algatll-)n of hent tr-al.v,l
1-itormined mlcrostri,Aurp, FIV, me, win I :Fii pr(,p#!rt I eq it. 'I
bound TI, the number of interference spots (pricks) rin the 1 tries of rjtj4l,,.vf ~ipf,
Card 1/',)

7,'-s, IF~ to --n 3~
ik:,.: .9 t -C - so s tw. i 1'!'~ I- -I, lnwes the s
i11-1 1 1, 'm tile w I ri (? X re I y I
a rr, e(, ,li t n. 4, -n, zat 1, -r itil
o r:, t :-(, -ry r i r i '. I r ",I the pip.-
ma b" )ni- :o rod t:~
"rule'l I s ; i '~ mi jan o -i : tn s I," t f, nI i~, -n.ull
T and m taIi~ )tj.% III
thp ,Pier. .~w terili-4-. --ti-I n(~rrlriq bw'r:rf-
:;t tn,- bn-n-rn~no-I7.
pl o t t 601 When i p t t o )v e r , , I ~ I( ~ I'(" , a I e , r, -a-
tho stool Jrl -Oih,'r-h 1:-.
TI c,)ntained in
,n~- ~,ea* irg temperat:jro, ha-; i.. --m- tn;it there arp n.,x,-m, tov
no - I
at tempr-ratures -rr~spnn(,', ng tr) maxirmim
trig ir,,: r, ~.rv -are (),' heatl rw. w1 th, j 1~ I,- I I
Nor ~ornperaturo to hnr~inenm max1m...
AD5t,--iC tel" r, note -)mp.ete trqnsiationi

DOLINSKAYA, L.A., kand.toiEhn.nauk; UKHASOVA, S.Z,,_Inzh.
Changes of structure during the heating of cold-drawn stainless
steel. POstalloved. L torn. obr. not. no.8:22-2A kg '62.
(KRA 15: 11)
1. Tkrainskiy nauchno-iseledovatellakly trubnyy institut.
(Stool, Stainless-41stallography)
Obtals, Effect of tewperature on)

BORKOVSKIY, Yu.Z., inzh.; fF-KRASOVA, S.Z., inzh.
Improved method of registering time and temperature In a d-iffer-
ential dilatometer with optical recording. Trudy Inst. chern.
mot. AN URSR 1802-94 162. (PURA 150)
(Dilatometer)

X~ .

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HAMASOTA, T.A.; POPOV, A.S., metodist; BOBTIJV, P.G.. redaktor; SO9014VI,
I Cho skiy redaktor
[?be *rabbit brtiedlngg pavilion; a guidebook] Pavillon 'Kroliko-
wodstvog; putevoditell. Moskva, Go@. Isd-vo selkhos. lit-ry. 1956.
25 P. (KIft 9:8)
1. Noscom. Tsesayumnaya sel'skokhosymiyetvennays wyetaykag 1954-
2. Direktor pavillons, (for Makrasova)
(Rabbits) (ftecow-Aaricultural exhibitions)

A, JT H L)a Z Stoyanova, I ~; , NeKrkISO-la 5 A 2 0 / 6,,,' 1 ' I," L4
Biryuzovs, T--I BC) /Boo?
TITLE Investigation of the-Effect of Radiation on Bacteria ir~
the Humid Microchamber of t h,- Electron Mirros-opp
,1~10LICA',i Doklady Akademii nauk 555H 1'160. Vol 15'. Nr '. pp
(USSR)
A BE T RA C T S i nce th e ob j ect vi ew ed i n t. h 6- el ec t ron mi c ros c,,pe i s i rra '14 iatt
with electrons, the authors were able to obGervp Alrectly tho
effpct of the radiation upo n Polls of Bac-,11:As my-oidee and
3 mesentericus in the humid micronhamber The auth,-,)rs divide
th9 radisti~n dosages large 1y into three grc,aFs- I Dr~-Sps rp,.-W
10 to 5 10 r, by which no morp~.;--l
lra:
noti-eable
done to the collal 2 doses 7
r
betwppn I and '~, r, sh,,rh causp
~
visible da.magoi and 5 dose r. with whi--h thp
s &b () vp .0
polymerizes; It is "flxoti", so to speak by thp ~Iortr, n
The authors uned exposures from ~ to I() 8or( ndfl - h e j
irradiated in its original state while the jhot-irr,ij %,im
and then dried or investiga tpd wlthr)L-t dryirg ',.sag- ;r 4,
Figure I a show" a group of ce'119 )f B myroiles ;.n-tograpn-~t
bard 112 the humid state Figure I t shows '.he Iried

Investigation of the Ef f ert of 3 " C, 2 U / ('C',
Bacteria Cells in the Humid BC "Bc~~"4
j~lectron Micrr-scope
group 2 t Figure 2 shows thp -1-f Pc, .; ,n B my i las and
B mesentericus Figure shows the -hangk-s ra,2.spd in 3 mycoldeq
by irradiation 16th IOB 5. figurv 4 clianges .r B by i rra
diation with 10 and 10 r Th.- Fi,ithors qta'~ .,,- i ri r ~ is . -
that by dir-c* nbservatir~n of the effpr+ rf th. )nnizir,A, radia
tion in the electron microscope upon individual 1)srteria r~pllq
(not upon a culture as a %hole) they f)und +ne follo w I ng,
changes to take plare wher the dosage was raised fr,), IC to
1010 rt kt first no visible morpholcgl-al cnangeB -)r ar in ~hp-
cells Some processes whi(,h had gone on beforp the irraaia~)"n
-ontinue to take place Th. E, nhowever. vis ibl - mnrpt.- '. F-1 Fkl
damage is cau!3edT the ~el I membranc- and f laiji, I l 14m ;ir,~ I-) T r--y-1
the protoplast changes cons iderably , and eventual ly - ;P
Polymerized The authorn thoink Yu M KuAhn,- an! V N
f, - lin-ja8ing the refo-z', tB 1'hor- ar- 4 fiP.:-Pq qnd
referpnces. - of which are S,,~,vi-
?RES'--NTk;D t October 1',, 1959, by A I OpFtrin, Acal-mir,FLr
SUBMITTEDi October 1
9. 1 )59
Card 2/2 -

STOTANOVA, I.G.; IMKUSOVA. T.A.
illectron micromeapie study of liv i nguicro-orgini sue by the use of
the gas micrach&m49r-%' Dokl.AV SM 134 no.2:467-470 S '60.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Predstawleno akad. A.I.Opartayu.
Carmox NicRoacary) 0 keTw 14)

OPARIN, A.I., rikadenrlk-, STMANOVA, I G ; SEREBROVSKAYA, K B ;
NEKFA30VA, T.A.
gle,-tron mif-rmf-cpic study of coar,7,ervates, Dokl AN S&ST
150 nc..) 684-685 Ry '63, (MIRA 16W
1, Tnstltut h1okbimll Im. A.,N. Bakha 0 SS* .
(r . e rva tea % 1,Ele,~tron mi-roscopy'

KAMMIR. D.TS.. n&uchayy sotrudnik; NEEMASOVA. T.A., nauchnyy motrudnik;
OOIDSINED. O.M.. khIslir
Choice of dyne to be liend in 4ysing rayon. Tekst. pron. 18
no.9:16-17 S 158. OCRA 11:10)
1. Vs*smyusvWy sauchno-Issladovatol'skiy institut iskusetvannngo
volokn& (for Kanter. N"k-reanva). 2. D"rbonevskiy khimichoskiy
savod towul Stalins. (for GoInsonlio).
(Dyne and dy"ing-Rayon)

KANTER, D.TS; IMKRASOVA, T.A.
Partiou2sr procodures for dyeing chlorldo ol2k. XhIm. voloK.
no.2:72-74 '59. ()a RA L2 - ,
I.Vomao"ny7 n&uchuo-is~l~dovFktel'okty iustitut iskusstvon-cr,
volokm.
(Dyes and d79ing-Texti2a fibers. Srntl~ptic)

KANTER, D. TS. ; NZYJWOVA. T. A.: XARXWOVA. B.2.
---mmu~
Dot*rmlntnF, thig concontration of acetone-volublo dyestuffs in
a fiber and In thot spinning, bath. Xhin.volok. n0-3:61-62
059. (MIM 12111)
1. Yeesoy-usny-y muchno-inoledovatol lakiy Institilt jmk-uH!itvmnnogo
volokm (VNIIV).
(Dymn arvi dy"ing-l(ixtile fiberv. Sfnthatic)

--S/OUJ63/006/002/014/022
AUTHORS: 0464wq, A.~Zbq w Otto,
iA69,4148's 10 p4
ja*otrode properties and chwaloal stability of lithium
".611166tw slacess qoataluiak ware owth, oxides of yttrium
fI9Ikl I kblslip
PERIODICALI Libingl4d. UnIversit0o yestalko $Orly&
no* 19 1963# 126-134
TEM ;This 1p,&:,rop6rt an the study of glasses belonging to. the systems
O-,-,,xdX Coo 404. 161
"02
'g'029 "20 20'"-T2* ' 3102- The I
ON:' '"''ilk the ps Interval
cu*rves-I vorous p5 were Plotted : at rooli.'t per&
IWe
-005 - 14 aW at 9500 In thwpu Interval -0*5 - It In solutions with a
tratlea +
constant 3 x41 la 8"Itl"o the StSbillti
Ai' 0 1:7
.11,
6f. the
4C.100 ce ne"Its:
0) Addition -of 44re earib o'z'i4* blha'~"tko total le function Ti
card I/

8/05#63/006/001/014/022
and chemical 000 B101/3215
L
Xangie~iiiiid-'O~re scid valu*so (2) A small content of rare earth oxIdes
causes an intensive shift which becomes
",-do I as the content of rare earth oxides or Y
203 'a
shift increases the higher the number of the rare
earth; qlament! In the periodic system i. o. the smaller Its Ion radluse
Th
Oonstants KiMi Increase- ~(4) The'sfftot of Is more
t
a Ons lCi han'-Abit of rare earth oxides. (5) "W stability of glass to
*1 a Increased by rare earth oxidea'and Y2030
ftere are
W.And tables*
64-
T 1962
~~rv~ ... ... ...
Y!
P" JL~,

PARFENDV, A.I.; SHULITS, N.M.; NEKRASOVA, T.N.; POLOZOVA, I.P.
Sloctrode prqwrtIes and chenical stabJL11V of lithitm sillcato
glasses containing rare earth oxides and yttrim oxide. Test. ILU
18 no.4t126-134, 163. (KRA 160)
(gleetrodes, Glass) (tAthium silicates) (Rare earth@)

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NEKJit,.. (VA., T.N. ; A NUFh YFV A, Yv.V . ; Y~: '~ A. ~hf V ' !' . A .4. ; 1-1 : ~' Y~'., ('. B.
Pol-ent I nme tr.c ti trat ' - r, r-f poi yacry.' i c , I, 4mel.r,zlcryl ; - , nnd
pol y- Lg I u tan 11 v a c i de . V yoo o ca. ti oed . 7 no. ~: 14 -13 -92 1My I 6~.
(MMA !R-.11)
1. InBtitut vysokomc..eki;',yYir-nykh f;cyed.rier,',y At. F4W

NEKP.A5JVi'%p T. :' .
25764 fZY,,RA.~0VA, T. ?. Rer)roduktsiyb Ell m Kol'skom severe. ~ot~-n.
zhurnol, 1948, No. 2, s. 23-1-48.--bIb1i,j:r: s. 2,47-44.
j -, :IAetoTis' Lhurnal Ftbtey, No. 30, !~Oscow, 1'449..

UMiASOVA,T.P.
-
Natural ro,,,enerittion of spruce In the golq Peninsula. Bot.
zhur.'#() no.3:415"19 RY-Je '55. ALM 9: 10)
(Kola Penineula-Spruce)

_~4
USSR Forestry. Forest Flants. K-5
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Blologlya, No. 1, 1958, 1_356
Author : Nekrasova.
Inst : Acad Scl USSR
Title : The Results and Tasks of Forest Seedtng In
Western Siberia
Orig Pub: Sb. statey po resul'tatam Issled. v. oblast.
lesn. kh-va I lesn. prom-sti v tayezhn. zone
SSSR, Moskva-Leningrad, Akad. Nauk SSSR, 1957,
125-132
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1

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CateL;L ry: FQrc:stry 7 r,lit Nitures
Jur: RMDiul , a 12 1958, N, 534T.)
nal Jim-cL i, ri ;- t t:
I)Jnfj Stallll L L, 1, s uthLri b-)u,id,'.m -8 i--rL ci /t- rL:d
by tho atu,l y: L f''r,8t Z-nC WWI f i, suLz.,i,L:o,
the z-ne -f 'r- mst-otep!v with two*, oubz r.,-s t1w
stel7N z - q rl vvrxn,t i,, L'i, qu -. ILY , f
the . wro with mcn-as;i!, 11-11,
thieuinG : L L v n. j,r), d, str-;i,,,-r
thc dryi-iL-sa ' t'-' L ri , r Thus, t~L r
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is f=ld LhL V :IC4 ' f thQ
stellpe w :i IL :ind Iry cli:,atc 'I"), C~ ntl':
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XKRASOWA, T.P.
Scientific out-session of the D",,artnant of Biological ftlemes of
the AarAsmW of Sciences of the !;.S.S.R. Isv. vost. f1l. As 130
no. 1: 144-147 157. (Km 11 gO
(SIberla, Vestern-Agricultural rese&rch)

ljS31(/F -rpetry - F rctit !A .1 )Lv 'intl Tyr I ,7j. K-1
Al- Jour fief Mur - bi A. 11, 2~-', 1)5,,, )1,4 d
Auth )r Nukras,,va, T.P.
Innt Wust~m A!Tlliat": A.1;
Title le-od Years anf' tiie ?r 'Acu )f Predictin'. YI(Ad-3 i*,.r
C,)nlfcr,)us Tree :ycctes.
orip; Put Tr. p., lasn. W.-vu ~Atiri. fil. ;J1 ~',S:Iilj
1957, V3-,-- 3, 05-1",l
Al.istr,Lct It is )bqervoO. that in t -c a. cth in(! in t!c up~)cr 7--nes
X mountains C-.u princJ~.L% cli..ntlc fact)r rieter-
nines yield io hc:it :tcc---)rqxanicc1 1,y -,rcatcr dryix-3s f the
air, vhile in t..u sjut-, tLis occurs with hi,-hcr !~UrAdity.
One has tD diqt,-ict tl.-- t(--rr1t.Dry int-) t,!L -irca~ li.-dts
'f Vic trec. :;,)Qc,,CG, 3CC)rdi.-,(, t-. tLc cart the Lca(lln,,
C-ird 1/'.1

Al t- A/ R /9-5 C V /7 ) 7,
LrG6'4/F-)rc,;try - K-i
I _:I Alid Tylud y.
Abu j u- i(ef 7-1,ur ni I., I:- 2r), irir),3, 9141)2
Auth r llckras,jv-~, T.P.
Inst W,.:stcra 31'Ari-in ,ffll -itc -'; U,`Sii
'I L U 'I yj(_ I(I
Title Vie It-4 -t-tanc,- f PrQCJ,,jt,1jt~1~)jj f t1.,2 rj~ " 5 v
ia Liiu Pine F. resV; f Vic Axid 7. muo . f Western
orti~ rlul~ Tr. p., lisii. W.-vii --1 7--.,.-'31'- . fl 1 . AV
1)57, v-yi,. 3, 193-0-
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Z-
tuatLii, :.,Astcni and tiat :i-,,icturc is clluciuivc
5

USSR / Forost Solonco. Biology and Typology of Troos. K-2
Abe Jour :Hof. Zhur - DiolosivA, No 17, 1958, No- 77484
Autbor s . .; SGbDVICb, I- G.
imt oat Sibor Dramb, AS USA
Mix) Sood, Hez-voot of Conifor Spoclos in tho &Ivmboln and
PyaWdno-Mroltakly Imkbozoa of Tow1myn Oblast In 1955
Orig Pu b tMr. po low* kb-vu Ze . Sibirl. Znp.-60. fil. AN SSM,
M7, Y". 3, 199
Abstract ;Date are citud of a study of tbD sood productirlty of tho
foilmiV4 f t"Ge: 1) 1.1abon-caves pino forests of
quILU M, 2) bliburry-covered pins forests of quality
int 31 whcrtlabcM-bilberry-covered p1w forests vJtb
blroh mIxtwe of quality M-IT, 4) vtortlabm7-covev
plao forests of quality M, 5) iris wbortleberry-cowred
pino fmasts of quality rl v1th a mixture of birob and amp,
6) whortlabom-co codar v1th pino fmosts and a mmU
Cord 1/2
9

RZIRMOVA. T'p. - ' I I
--0
- --14thod of studyine the dynamics of fretting in conifers
Ivv.vvst.fII.A SSSR no.6:138-145 157. (XLRA I r' 9)
I. Zopeds"Ibirsk-ly filial Akmdmli sauk SSSR.
(Conlf*rae) (Plants, Ylowering of)

-3 r)
Ci -

NEMSOVA, T.P.; SAKOVICH. N.G.
Frulting In the Siberian fir. Report No.l. Irv. Sib. otd. AN
SSSN no.10:107-116 15P. (KIRA 11:12)
laZapadno-Sibireldy filial AN SSSR.
(Siberia. Vostern-Fir)

NXIMA OVA. T.P.; SAMWICH. N.G.
Fruiting of tho Stbartan fir. lsv.Sib.otd, AN 3532 no.1:130-115
'59- (MMA 12:4)
1. SopMno-Sibirekly MW All SSSR.
(Fir)

MKRASOTA. T.P.
h1lon morybology of Plaus silvestris L. esp. lapposica Fr.
Bet. shar. 44 no,W32-234 IP 159. (KIU 12W
198ibIrebe" otdolonlye Aks4emll nauk 38U. Sevoolbirsk.
(Pollon-41orphology) (ftno)

MMUSOVA. T.P.
Rtg0flealm of yellow and Pink colors of mle cones In Pinus
SPOC169- Rot. ShUr. 44 no.7-.975-979 J1 '59. ( KI RA 12: L! )
1.31birskoys, otdolonlys AN SSSR. Novosibirsk.
(Kola hninsula-Pins) (Fertilization of plants)

NEYJUSOVA, Twnara FetrovRaj KHYWV, G.V., red.
[Methoda for evaluating amd predicting yields from Siberian
pine meWsl Metody otsenki i prognoza urozhaev ser-iam kedra
sibirakogo. Pod red. G.V.Kx-ylova. Novisibirsk, Izd-vo SI-
birskogo ot4elenlia AE SSM, 1960. 33 p. (MIRA P-0)
(Pine)

NEKRASOVA, Tamara Petrovna; CHERTIOVA, L.I., red.; LOKSHDA, O.A., tekkin.
red.
[Fruiting of pine in Westerr Siberia] Plodonoshenle mosM v Zapednoi
Sibiri. Novosibirsk, Isd-vo Sibirskogo otd-niia AW. nauk SSSR,
1960. 130 P. (MIRA IA:7)
(Siberia, Western-Pine)

MMUSDVA, T. P.
Species of flovering and cryptogamous plants in the IApland Preserve.
Truo Iap.eos.sap. m.&127-188 160. (KMA 15:3)
(tapland State Proserve-botainy)(Cryptog~)(PhanaroWq)

M,LRCHENKOp A.I.; 11~~K444QVA, I.F.; FILMOV9 I.S.0 ahademik, otv. red.;
DROWT, V.F., red. izd-va; KAKUN1, Ye-V-, tAikhm. red.
[Forests of Kola Peninsula andtheir reBtors;ion] lass K011-
skogo, poluostrova i ikh vozobnovlenie. Moscys, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk SM , 1961. 186 p. (MIRA 15-1)
1. kkadmiya mauk WSR. Institut lesa i les-Ahimii. 2. Vseso-
yuznaya akademiya aelIskokhozyaystvemWkh asuk im. V.I.Lenina
(for Melekhov).
(Kole Penimmula-Forento amd rorestry)

NEKRASCYVA, T.P.
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Ser. nlol.-med. nauk nr,.3t3-44 't~. (KIRA 1-:4,
1. Biologicheskiy Institut Sihir9knp,,o ol,cielenlyn AN 53M,
Novomitilrak.

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.ACCE' SSICKV XR: ApWp6o B/Oln/66/000/004/0036/0038
AUMOR: Dolinskaya,, L. A.; Rizol', A. I -; Androyeva, Ye. X.; Nakrazovs, To. Z.
TITIE: Rest treatment of conrusting pipes
SOUWE: Met&Llavedenlye I teralcheakays obrabotka metalloy, no. 4, 1964, 36-38
TOPIC TAGS: SUS-1 as pipe beat treatment, cold roll" stainless pipe, cold drawn
stsoin' as pipe, staln' as pipe# beat treatment, nourusting pipe, necbmdc&l proper-
ty, gra4n *Lao
ABSTRACT: In view of the stringent demands loposed on nonrusting pipes with res-
pect to their mechanical properties and grain size, they am subjected to special
beat treatment un"r continuous fast zovwnt througb f=wos at low t4mWeratures
(vith so boldLag) wA cooling in Us air. To equalize rtmats, cold drawn pipes
are boated to 9W-gW# cold roll" pipes to 1060-1080C. To verity riecrysts"Jap-
tLon condItionop UW outborw subjected &sMl*a of Kh' 9T steel to heating la
laboratory furnme to tmqerstures of 550 to 1200C with or vLthoA holding then
after that 1n the ftmuso It was found that the recrysULLUatUs tagersture of
rolled pow Is Umer because at the poster defonw%tUa ratev " eaqmd W
Card 1 42

ACCESSION XR: AP4030669
drawn pipes. After rterystallizatina, the strength of rolled pipes is higher than
the strength of drawn pipes and thezmfore they can be heated to 100 degree hi r
temperatures. Reat treatment of ro-UAd nonrusting pipes (at UM-1.15W) is higwr
by 3W-4CM than the recrystallizat:Lon level during work and assures fu1l removal
of work hardening. Best treatment of drawn nourustIng pipes (1000-1050C) colneld"
with recrystallization tisMersture (950-ID50C). To assurv fuU remov" of work
hardening f& dram pipes, careful observation of metal t4operature Is z%quLzvd.
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NEKRASOVA, T. V.
Ofte Affect of Orattim on the Activity of the Buds of Ldwn SoedLIM9,8
Dokl. AM WSR, 70,, 30.49 1950
last, Mat ftysteloa In. Ttxdryamm, AS MSR

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CHAYIAKHTAN, N.M., IW"OkA. T. k.
Plant Propagation, Citrus Fruits
Effect of girdling to the germination of dormant and grafted bws in citrus plants.
Dokl. AM SSSR, 82, No. 4, 1952.
Inotitut Fisiolegii Rasteniy In. K.A. TWrysseva Aladeall Nsuk rod. 30 Wov.19151
MCOMI 115T J& 811551M ACCISWUM, Library of Congress, June 195.7 Unclarsified

1. CdAYIAMMWv V. Kh. and " * j ......
2. WS (6W)
4. Plantat are" of Ught Ch
7, Sffwt of Uw jorgU of fty and Ught Intermity ce th* grcwth of citrus plants,
DGkI.Ax ~ 86 No. Aq 1952.
9. Monthly List of Rmssian Accessions, Library of Congress. Fft9M -1953. Unclassified-

CHATLAWAH.M. Kh.; KMASOVA.T.T.
Ovorcoming polarity in lomon cuttings. IrIstol.rast. 1 no.1:65-
72 3-0 154. (KUA 8: jo)
1. Institut fisioloCII rastenly Imeni I.A.Tialryaseva Airad.tumk
Sm, Moscow
(Polarity (Biology)) (Lenom)

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CHAYLAJCHYA)i. M.1h.-,kIUUMASOVA. T.Y.
offset 9f vitftnlns an the polarity in lemon cutting@. Da"a AN SSSR
nd.2:482-485 N '56. (NMA lo: I)
1. Institut flotolorii rastonly Imeni K.A.Tialryftsown Akadsm il muk
SSSR. Prodststvlono OMmIkom AA. ftreanovyu.
(LOMM) (witoolas)

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13KRASOVA, T.V.
Phystolngical c1nnracteristics of ringed brauches in c1trus planto
[with euvw-ary In Itnglishl, Fitiol.rast. 5 no.6:509-515 V-D ' 58.
(MIRA 11:12)
1. Institut fiviologli rastenly iownt L.A. Timiryazova AN SSSR.
Moskva.
(Citrus fruits) (Plants. Motion of fluids In)

AUTHORSs Chayl&khyan, M. Kh. , NeKrao~,va, . i. ,
TITLEs The I nf I ue nc e o f ?.,Lj 9 id g i -; a. 1, A c t -, ve .9 t anr.,~ ~~ in
Overcoming Polarity in Lemon Cuttings 'V1iy&niye f.z.-
logicheski aktivnykh veshcnestv na precdoleniye
u oherenkov limona,
PBRIODICALi Doklady Akademil Nauk SSSR, 195fl, Vol. 11 4, N- 41,
pp 826-829 (U33R/
ABSTRACTe Such active substances as rietprcauxine and aL-na~',t~.-, 1-,-e!,c
acid have made the passage of the pciarity of orwar. formn
tion in plant cuttl nFf3 much mure accoesi h lo , a, tho~q-', T,,~. t
all plants. In earlier experiments ~Ref 1,' only an add,.t,.~~%
of ascorbic acid or t-.iami ne Cause ELn overt. m', r.,r
the polarity. Therefore fi;rth-~r active sibStances were
tested. The data of table 1 shcw that among tne subseque%t:y
mentioned substances wit~'Iout F-ddition of ascorbic: acid on:y
af.-naphthyl-acetic acid c bused the rot. t format, cn a, thp
apical ends of the cuttii.g.3 f,.rure 1 '1. Heter~auxin,~ ~L:.,
triiodo-benzoic acid cause b~g callus format;Gn oT,.'y
Card 1/3 relline showed no effect, bit has gith hgif of the -itti%gs

The Influence of Physiologically Active Junstan:es in 4
the Overcoming of Polarity in Lemon Cuttir,,wa
caused the format 1. ,n )I' o,~#- a,- 3:. -
an admixture of a3-or~!- !r. -t
lead to ar, intensive Un a' -:a-- lell.
Triiodo-benzoic a-~i,! act,-d
acid upon such a rc~ t 7r~e a-
ck-naphthy I acetic a,- ii u; )ti ai-jr! #i.-.d
was equal with reward to the fcrmed r~:otq.
hmMers norcal.17 ortentAtbed cuttino, because
not roots, but -a.1-jes are formed'f if ,re Ta,-'tj -4 3
that Gibberel.'ine as we- as tri~odo- i ~ tiazierat~-.e
root formation of the cuttings. By ~,f *:.p corlrer-
tration this inf luerce : ocomes woaxt-r. coric 1 1 s
dk%Vn thatJ.-ria~ht~Vl arpt-,~, a--i! ;,,-,ts i:oTi "na
organ formation in ler-~r, -,ut*.~nrs ex-.-t a~ :"t' an a
mixture of heteroauAine + ascorbic ac,~d, or -.eter~;a-ixne
+ thiamine. Apparently 'r.1.9 41ifferent n.fiu-nc,~ cf ;* ic.'--
Fically active -.; c~~ I U.ari ty -,f fcr-
mation is :onriected wit., t~.v'.r
Card 213 metabolism ard :crt ,,i t%e

The Influence of Physiolok-.1ca11.7 A( tive j1ibnLaL,-;j .-A
in Overcoming p o I &r i tj i n Ler. G r. A ts
There are I fig-ures, 'a-les, ft-.! - Soviet mferve-nees.
ASSOCIATION% Institut fiz4oloFii raate%iy !--. K.A,
nauk SSSR (Institute of Pj=t P~-Ys,.C.O.-Y
Timiryazev AS U:35R,~
PRESENTEN December 27, 19571 , by A.L.
3ciences, USSR
SUBMITTED: December 27, l)5-
Card 3/5

MaLkSOVA. T. V.
Effect of gibberellic acid on tho germination of fruit soods
'and thot grrmth of fruit cropa. Fiziol.rast. 7 nn.1:106-109
160, (RIU 13:5)
1. K.A.Tistriasov Institut44 of Plant PhysiolW. U.S.S.R.
AcadevW of Sciences, Moscow.
(Gibborllic acid) (Germination) (Fruit trose)

NURASOVA, T.V.
Zff*ct of gibberellic acid on the growth of peach, apricot, and
lemon seedlings. Isy. AN SSSR. Ser. biol. 26 no.1:51-60 JTa-F 161.
(MIRA 14:3)
lo Institut f1siolooll rastenly Imoni K.A.Tialryuseva 0 3MR.
(GIBBY.R=C ACID) (FRUIT CULTUILE)
(SM)LINGS)

CHAYIAKHUN, M.Yh.; NEKHASUVA, T.V.
Dormncy in peach plants am the shoct and roo,. devo,!, ; i r,i~ a r i. I ~y
of peach cuttinL;s. DokI. AN SSSR 142 n( . - 4 ~ - - I .
~:* 14: 1, ~
1. Institut fiziologii rastoniy im. K.- . ' - ir:-L?,eva A? .. , *',. .
Predstavleno akademikom A.L. hursanovym.
(Plant cuttings) (1/ormancy in plan,s
(Plants, -,ffect of temperature on,

CHAYLAXHYANg M.Kh.; NEKRASOVA, T.V.; KHLOFENKOVA, L.P.;
LCZHNIKGVA, VA
Role of gibberal-lins in the processes of photoperiodism,
vernalization and stratification of plants. Fiziol. rast
10 no.4:465-476 JI-Ag 'b3. (MIRA 1t:81
1. TimIriazev Instj tute of Plant Physiology U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences, Moscow.

ITEKRASOVA, T.V.
Culture of Isolated ft-mit tree buds. Fiziol. rRst. 11 no,ii
127-134 J&--F 164. (MIRA 17;2 1
1. Instittit fiziologil mstenly imeni ~..A. Timirraseva AN
SSSR, Moskva.

CH.A V; , x . y1r. . ; '. A, 7 . 7.
~i Ilit r t ty (.f or g -. f, rmp L ~ ms 1T. pin c~ iitt ti v.; . b('k . . A,~ 1.
( v - '--A . - -.
159 r,09.'69934-9'~-7 D 1(m~ I
I. 1j-.3, I tut f. z. -)I ni~l I roi3 ter. I y I m. K. A. T,m' r7dzeva Adi 7~5~-'
Flredal-hvleno axarlem'k,)m A.L. Kurswr)v-ym.

CHAYLAKHYANP M.F ., T*JTiF*7,i KAY A, R. Kh.; NEKRASOVA, . V.; KFFFLI , 1". 1 .;
SUKHAPP.*h, 1.1.
Per'od o!' :ormancy sino change 'In the Of
active substances 'In peach seedlings. Lokl. AN Arm. "'."? 40
no.1.1241-247 1 ~,5. (Ml'i-A
j. Institut f!z!-)log'i -aqtaniy imen' Timiryazeva AN 3SSR.
2. Chlen-korresr,-)nden', AN Armyanskoy SSR (for ~hayliixhvan:
Suhmittpri Seltpmtor 1), 1"*14.

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