Denis A Davydov

Denis A Davydov
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  • Doctor of Science
  • Leading Researcher at Kola Science Centre

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Current institution
Kola Science Centre
Current position
  • Leading Researcher
Additional affiliations
Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden-Institute
Position
  • Leading Researcher
September 2003 - March 2011
Murmansk Technology State University
Position
  • Professor (Assistant)
Description
  • I have considerable experience in demonstrating the laboratory and field work to graduate students as well as tutoring and giving my lectures to graduate students on Plant’s Taxonomy.
August 2002 - April 2015
Kola Science Centre
Position
  • Senior Researcher
Education
November 2002 - November 2005
Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden-Institute, Kola Centre of Science, Russian Academy of Sciences
Field of study
  • Botany
September 1997 - May 2002
Cherepovets State University
Field of study
  • Biology

Publications

Publications (62)
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The results of studies of the Cyanoprokaryota (Cyanophyta) diversity at the western coast of Grønfjord (Spitsbergen archipelago) are presented. Samples were collected during summers 2004, 2007, 2008. In the samples collected from 24 various types of habitats at the western coast of Grønfjord 43 taxa have been identified. Four species are considered...
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Zonal and alpine tundras of the Murmansk Region are known to harbour 163 species of cyanoprokaryotes, belonging to 56 genera, 19 families of four orders. The number of species found in tundra is 51 % of the total number of species in the Murmansk Region. Zonal tundra holds 116 species, alpine tundra ecosystems – 74 species. Zonal and alpine tundras...
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An information system supporting a convenient tool storage, organization, integration, visualization and analysis of data on the biodiversity of cyanoprokaryotes and lichens has been developed. The system allows you to add herbarium data or published material, to make publicly available the information on sample collections, learn about the literat...
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The diversity and ecological distribution of cyanoprokaryotes in the area of settlement Pyramiden of West Spitsbergen Island, Spitsbergen (Svalbard) archipelago, were studied during the summer seasons 2008 and 2013. A total of 73 taxa were observed in various habitats of investigated area. The highest number of species was found on wet seepages on...
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The diversity and ecological distribution of cyanoprokaryotes in polar deserts of North-East Land (Nordaustlandet) Island, Spitsbergen (Svalbard) archipelago were studied during the summer season 2006. A total of 37 taxa were observed in various habitats of investigated area. The highest number of species was found on wetted soils (15 species) and...
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В работе предложена основа классификации местообитаний цианопрокариот арктических территорий, построенная на Европейской информационной системе природы (EUNIS). Выделены две больших группы местообитаний: пресноводные и наземные. Последняя, в свою очередь, разделена на амфибиальную и типично наземную подгруппы. Вариабельность полярных местообитаний...
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Ecosystems of the fjell fields in the Khibiny Mountains (Kola Peninsula) are investigated, includ-ing vegetation, soils, soil algae, and invertebrate fauna. We use EUNIS habitat typification (2013) to differ-entiate habitats. The most common habitat types include (1) crustose–lichen (Rhizocarpon geographicum)rock on eluvium of base-rich, alkaline,...
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A strain of an Inacoccus species (Cyanobacteria, Chroococcaceae) was isolated from a terrestrial habitat in the Murmansk Region, Russia, and characterized using a ‘polyphasic approach’ that included molecular, morphological and ecological evidence. The 16S rRNA gene phylogeny supported the strong monophyly of the genus Inacoccus, with the separatio...
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This year marks 150th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding Russian cryptogamist, Alexander Alexandrovich Elenkin. He is renowned as the pioneer of the Russian cyanobacterial science school and one of the founding figures in Russian lichenology. A. A. Elenkin has made a titanic work on describing the flora of blue-green algae of the USSR, and...
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First records for Russia of naviculoid diatom from the Yaroslavl Region, and micromycetes from the Republic of North Ossetia — Alania, green alga for the Leningrad Region and Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area, fragilarioid diatom for the Kaliningrad Region, red alga for the Nizhny Novgorod Region, cyanoprokaryota for the Leningrad Region and Chukotka Au...
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This study aimed to test the hypothesis of the year-round presence of toxigenic Microcystis and cyanotoxins in the water and ice of the shallow eutrophic Lake Ytyk-Kyuyol located in the continuous permafrost zone. Three independent approaches—mass-spectrometry, molecular methods and light microscopy—were applied in the study. The cyanobacterial bio...
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As global climate change continues and the vegetation period lengthens, the importance of research into cyanobacterial recruitment biomass and associated toxin risks is growing. While most studies focus on planktonic cyanobacteria causing blooms, benthic cyanobacteria have been less explored. This study reports for the first time on the mass prolif...
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As global climate change continues and the vegetation period lengthens, the importance of research into cyanobacterial recruitment biomass and associated toxin risks is growing. While most studies focus on planktonic cyanobacteria causing blooms, benthic cyanobacteria have been less explored. This study reports for the first time on the mass prolif...
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Today, the demand for environmentally responsible tourism is growing noticeably. Travelers demonstrate an interest in exploring undisturbed nature that can be found in special protection areas. As part of a network of such areas, botanical gardens can become important elements in the development of sustainable tourism in regions and cities. However...
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The strains of Drouetiella species (Cyanobacteria, Oculatellaceae) from a terrestrial biotope were isolated and characterized using an integrative approach including molecular, morphological, and ecological information. The specimens were collected from the Arctic and Subarctic areas of European Russia. Drouetiella species possess morphological pla...
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Cyanobacteria are crucial components of biological soil crusts of polar landscapes and carry out many functions in subaerial environments. Simple untapered filamentous cyanobacteria are typically in the terrestrial biotopes. They appear to be a group with an abundance of cryptic taxa. We isolated 23 strains of cyanobacteria from the different habit...
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The book contains current data on the natural and anthropogenic environment of the Khibiny Mountains. The book’s Introduction and 17 chapters describe the geographical location and climate, evolutionary history of the mountains, relief, geologic structure of the prevailing rocks, rivers and lakes, vegetation, flora and fauna. Special part of the bo...
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This work presents data obtained as a result of studying the composition of cya-nobacteria in lithobiotic communities on various substrates (Ruskeala marble, rapakivi-granite, granite gneiss) in different light conditions on the territory of the Karelian Isthmus: Leningrad Oblast, Republic of Karelia, and South Finland. The species composition of c...
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The stone buildings and monuments of Kiel (Germany) is a World Heritage Site. Granite, sandstone and limestone are used in architectural structures. As a result of the study of cyanobacteria in biofilms on the surface of stone structures and monuments in the city of Kiel, 28 species taxa, 18 genera were identified. Phormidesmis sp. is the most comm...
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The present study provides new results of an inventory of cyanobacterial species from the North part of the Polar Urals Mountains. This territory is characterized as a unique geographical position in the transition between sub-Arctic and Low-Arctic zone and heterogeneous natural conditions. In 2019 expedition in a total of 52 localities were studie...
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This study provides new results from an inventory of cyanobacterial species from the Northern Polar Ural Mountains. The article also compiles all existing published data on the cyanobacterial diversity of the region. This ecoregion is located in a unique geographical position in the transition between the sub-Arctic and low Arctic zones and heterog...
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Arctic ecosystems contain a variety of habitats that are colonized by cyanobacteria. They are of fundamental ecological importance; they contribute to both carbon and nitrogen fixation as well as frequently acting as ecosystem engineers. The exploration of cyanobacteria in the Svalbard Archipelago began in the nineteenth century. A previously publi...
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The article provides information on the diversity of algae and cyanoprokaryotes colonizing the ash dump of the Apatity cogeneration plant. The study area is located in the Belaya River valley in the Khibiny Mountains (Murmansk Region). The species composition of algae was studied by means of culture techniques. The data for all samples were fed int...
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A zoning concept of Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden-Institute (PABGI) (Russia, Murmansk Region) as a specially protected area is presented. The activities of industrial manufactures in the region did not actually cause a significant negative impact on the ecosystems within its territory, making it possible to preserve the ecosystems typical for the K...
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The Chroococcus-like strain was collected from anthropogenic meadow on the Barents Sea coast (Murmansk Region, Russia). It was studied by light microscope, the nucleotide sequences of 16S rRNA and ITS were obtained. Based on 16S rRNA phylogenetic analysis, the strain KPABG LID-610023 was placed in the clade of Inacoccus in spite of morphological an...
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Here presented a review of a collective monograph «Nature and the indigenous population of the Arctic impacted by climate change and industrial development: Murmansk Region» (2020). The book included a comprehensive assessment of the consequences of climate change and anthropogenic impact on theenvironment and nature managementin the Murmansk regio...
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A cyanobacterial strain isolated from the Svalbard archipelago was studied using morphological, ecological, and molecular approaches. The morphology of natural populations fit well the description of the Leptolyngbya s.l. however, in culture, they formed specific nodules that prevented affiliation to this genus. Further phylogenetic analyses includ...
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Cyanobacteria are the most abundant photosynthetic organisms in the Arctic. A simple morphology with a few diagnostics features, together with ecological plasticity complicate their species identification. The use of unialgal cultures with subsequent molecular analyses could reveal cryptic diversity of some cyanobacteria taxa. In this article, we s...
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Here we describe Cryptogamic Russian Information System (CRIS), a web service cataloguing the biodiversity of cryptogams: cyanobacteria, fungi (including lichens), and bryophytes. CRIS incorporates a wide spectrum of data types, allowing for greater ease of use. It is possible to print the labels for herbarium collections, to input literature refer...
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In the Khibiny Mts. there are three nature monuments established in 1980, as suggested by staff of the Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden-Institute. These areas attracted the attention of botanists during the 20th and the 21st centuries; however, the description of their plant cover was absent in the literature. The article briefly describes the vegetat...
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The studies of cryptogams in the Green Belt of Fennoscandia (GBF) within Murmansk Region are reviewed and summarized. This territory, important in terms of biodiversity conservation, encompasses 13 operating protected areas, yet remains insufficiently studied. At first, since the mid-19th century, Finnish scientists played the key role in detecting...
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A comparative analysis of the floras of cyanoprokaryotes at European high latitudes was carried out. The analysis relied on information from the literature and data from own longtermresearch in the polar desert of the Svalbard archipelago. We sampled cyanobacteria in four sites of the North-East Land Island. Both original and published data on biod...
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The present study compiles the results of inventory of cyanobacteria species from the polar desert zone of Europe. The checklist includes actualized literature data from Franz Josef Land and Novaya Zemlya archipelagos , most of which are published in Russian, and the data from Svalbard archipelago. After the revision of nomenclature, the current ch...
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2017 году изучен видовой состав цианопрокариот ООПТ регионального зна-чения-ботанического памятника природы «Ущелье Айкуайвенчорр» (извест-но также под названием Ущелье Голубых озер), расположенного на склоне горы Айкуайвенчорр в Хибинах (Мурманская область). На основании маршрутного об-следования выявлено общее разнообразие цианопрокариот. Данные...
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The diversity and geographical distribution of cyanoprokaryotes in the Eurasian Arctic and Hypoarctic were investigated. We combined information from the literature and data from our own research in various parts of high-latitude regions. We collected and studied more than 1000 samples from terrestrial and freshwater habitats. The published data on...
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The present study provides new information about the diversity of freshwater and terrestrial cyanoprokaryotes of the western part of the Oscar II Land, Spitsbergen (Svalbard) archipelago. Altogether, and 51 taxa were found in different habitats (29 species was found on wet rocks, 21 on the seepages, 18 on the lakes, 11 on the moss tundra), mainly i...
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The diversity and geographical distribution of cyanoprokaryotes in Eurasian Arctic and Subarctic were studied. The studies of cyanoprokaryotes in high latitudes are rare and heterogeneous due to the region location and accessibility. We have combined the literature data and our own research that was carried out for 11 years in various parts of Spit...
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The study of polar deserts cyanoprokaryotes up to now is few. Foremost this is connected with difficulty visiting of the area. The paper presents the results of a study of сyanoprokaryota on the southern coast of Innvika cove (Fotherbyfjorden bay, North-East Land Island, Spitsbergen archipelago). A total of 74 taxa were observed in various habitats...
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Paper presents new data on terrestrial Cyanoprokaryota revealed on the banks of the Polisarka, Pana, Varzuga rivers on the Kola Peninsula, Murmansk Region. The region is one of the most studied in Russia in terms of species composition of Cyanoprokaryota (359 species), but hard-to-reach central area of Kola Peninsula is still poorly investigated. I...
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The polar deserts is the northernmost marginal zone at the latitudinal gradient and the smallest one of the all natural zones. Presently the following values of species richness are known for that territory: vascular plants — 122 species, mosses — 270, liverworts — 98, soil cyanoprokaryotes and eukaryotic algae — 349, terrestrial lichens — 321, lic...
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The polar deserts form the northernmost marginal zone of the latitudinal gradient and this zone is the smallest of all natural zones. Presently, the values of species richness for that territory are: vascular plants — 122 species, mosses — 270, liverworts — 98, soil cyanoprokaryotes and eukaryotic algae — 349, terrestrial lichens — 320, lichenicolo...
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The taxonomic structure of periphytic cyanobacteria of the littoral of the Kola Bay (Barents Sea) has been studied. 55 species of cyanoprokaryota have been found. The basis of the community is the families of Pseudanabaenaceae, Phormidiaceae, Xenococcaceae. The maximum number of species is presented by fouling microorganisms and epiphytes, allochth...
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The results of studies of cyanobacteria (Cyanoprokariota/Cyanophyta) of the western part of the Khibiny Mountains (Kola Peninsula) are presented. More than 200 samples were taken in June– September of 2002–2004. Altogether 74 species have been recorded from terrestrial samples. Of them 20 species are new for Murmansk Region. They belong to 4 orders...
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The results of studies of Cyanoprokariota (Cyanophyta, Cyanobacteria) of the Murmansk Region are presented. The list of Nostocales contains 73 species and that of Stigonematales — 8 species. 8 species are reported as new records for Murmansk Region.
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The results of studies of Cyanoprokaryota (Cyanophyta, Cyanobacteria) of the Murmansk Region are presented. The list of Oscillatoriales contains 67 species. 8 species were reported as new records for Murmansk Region.
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The results of studies of Cyanoprokaryota (Cyanophyta, Cyanobacteria) of the Murmansk Region are presented. The list of Chroococcales contains 78 species, 16 ones being reported as new records for the Murmansk Region, Gloeocapsopsis pleurocapsoides — as a new record for Russia.
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Коллективная монография “Ловозерский район” продолжает серию “Памятники природы и достопримечательные объекты Мурманской области”. Она обобщает сведения по особенностям географо-экономического положения, истории освоения, геологии, растительного и животного мира, а также по памятникам природы и истории, достопримечательным местам и рекреационным ре...
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Монография является первой частью серии «Памятники природы и достопримечательности Мурманской области». Она обобщает сведения по особенностям географо-экономического положения, истории освоения, геологии, растительного и животного мира, а также по памятникам природы и истории, достопримечательным местам и рекреационным ресурсам Терского района Мурм...
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. The paper considers a number of types of associations (conjunctions) leading to development and evolutionization of living systems at different levels. It has been shown that general characteristics of biological systems cause the mechanism of their development according to synergetic paradigms, particularly self-organization processes. The concl...

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