Monitoring, Restoration and Maintenance of Aged Trees in Summer and Mikhailovsky Gardens of St. Petersburg

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The image of the Summer Garden is inseparable from the image of St. Petersburg. It was survived together with the city of the period of formation, rapid flourishing, change of rulers, change, economic systems, natural and military disasters. In June 2009, Russian Museum proceeded to largest restoration on the reconstruction of the memorial ensemble of the Summer garden. The article presents the results of inspection condition of old-growth trees in Summer and Mikhailovsky Gardens and analyze inventory data from 1962 to 2014, the dynamics of change in the number of trees.

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O A Cherdantseva

Russian Museum

Email: olga.rus.museum@gmail.com
Inzhenernaya str., 4, St. Petersburg, Russia, 191186

E A Lukmazova

Russian Museum

Email: ealukmazova@mail.ru
Inzhenernaya str., 4, St. Petersburg, Russia, 191186

A G Dmitrieva

RUDN University

Email: stolyarova_ag@pfur.ru
Miklukho-Maklay str., 8/9, Moscow, Russia, 117198

T A Dubrovina

RUDN University

Email: t_dubrovina05@mail.ru
Miklukho-Maklay str., 8/9, Moscow, Russia, 117198

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