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Research in Ecology is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal focusing on key issues of fundamental and applied ecology, with a special emphasis on cutting-edge researches challenging established theories and advancing our broad understanding of the functioning of ecological systems, as well as of the ways to ensure their protection. Both theoretical and experimental studies dealing with every level of ecological organization, from the individual to the ecosphere, are welcome.

Key topics include:

  • Behavioral and physiological ecology
  • Population ecology
  • Landscape ecology
  • Community ecology and biodiversity
  • Ecosystem functioning and conservation
  • Ecological sustainability
  • Anthropogenic impacts on ecosystems
  • Ecological protection and restoration
  • Global change and ecological response
  • Biological invasion and control
  • Soil ecology and agricultural ecology
  • Ecological restoration and ecological construction
  • Development and utilization of biological resources
  • Ecological research methods and techniques
  • Applied ecology
 

Vol.7, Iss.5 (December 2025)(in progress)

  • Article

    Drought Forecast Using Traditional and Custom Models for Dhaka, Bangladesh

    Aunik Hasan Mridul, Tanumoy Bose, Swapneel Biswas, Nafi Ahmed, S. M. Hasan Kabir, Nebadeta Nath Tonney, Pooja Saha
    1–16

    Article ID: 10103    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v7i5.10103
    41  (Abstract) 7  (Download)

    Abstract: Water scarcity and climate change are two of the biggest worldwide concerns.  A complicated and sometimes underappreciated occurrence, drought has an impact on many facets of human existence.  Early drought forecasts are therefore essential for water resource management and strategic planning.  In order to improve the accuracy of drought prediction, this work presents a unique... More

  • Review

    Ecological Implications of Fungicide Use in Rice Blast Control: A Review of International In Vivo Trials

    Fadma El Abdellaoui, Youssef Haouazine, Yassine Mouniane, Youssef El Madhi , Driss Hmouni
    17–31

    Article ID: 10402    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v7i5.10402
    31  (Abstract) 11  (Download)

    Abstract: Rice blast, caused by Pyricularia oryzae, is one of the most damaging fungal diseases affecting rice production worldwide, with major implications for food security and agroecosystem stability. Chemical control, particularly the use of tricyclazole, has been widely adopted in many rice-growing regions due to its specific action on the pathogen’s melanin biosynthesis pathway. This review... More

  • Article

    Propagation and Bioecological Peculiarities of Higher Water Plants in Conditions of Karakalpakstan

    Dilbarxan Baltabaeva, Svetlana Mambetullaeva, Gulshirin Utemuratova, Onarxan Khusanova, Ziyuar Allamuratova, Bolotbek Karimov, Zhazgul Abdyrakhmanova, Nasibakhon Naraliyeva, Kairatgul Koshueva
    32–44

    Article ID: 10279    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v7i5.10279
    42  (Abstract) 14  (Download)

    Abstract: This study investigates the adaptation strategies, reproductive potential, and bioecological characteristics of four higher aquatic plant species - Pistia stratiotes, Azolla caroliniana, Eichhornia crassipes, and Nelumbo nucifera - under the arid and saline environmental conditions of Karakalpakstan. These species were selected for their ecological significance and potential applications in environmental management. Field observations and controlled experiments were... More

  • Article

    New Research on the Brassicaceae Burnett. Family: A Systematic Review

    Afag M. Aliyeva
    45–58

    Article ID: 10733    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v7i5.10733
    26  (Abstract) 16  (Download)

    Abstract: The study of the Brassicaceae family holds particular relevance in the modern era, especially in the context of ecosystem conservation. The ecological plasticity of the species within this family allows them to be regarded as resilient plants under conditions of global warming. Research on this family is also of great importance for agriculture and food security.... More

  • Article

    Radiological Assessment of the Min-Kush Uranium Tailing Dump and the Specifics of Its Rehabilitation

    Bekmamat Djenbaev, Zinagul Dzhamanbayeva, Mairambek Raimzhanov, Baktiyar Zholboldiev, Amantur Myrzabaev, Talant Dzhumaliev
    59–75

    Article ID: 10587    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v7i5.10587
    0  (Abstract) 0  (Download)

    Abstract: This study examines the current radioecological condition of the former uranium production site in the village of Min-Kush, Kyrgyzstan, which was one of the largest uranium mining centers in the Soviet Union. From 1946 to 1970, Kyrgyzstan served as the primary uranium-producing republic of the USSR, leaving behind a vast legacy of radioactive waste. Inefficient... More

  • Article

    Types of Medicinal Plants of Kyrgyzstan with Sufficient Resource Potential

    Orunbek Kolanov, Orozbay Mamatkulov, Aida Dursunbaeva, Zhanan Erkebaeva, Gulzat Momunova, Minavarkhan Seitova
    76–88

    Article ID: 10280    DOI：https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v7i5.10280
    0  (Abstract) 0  (Download)

    Abstract: The flora of Kyrgyzstan includes about 4000 species of higher plants, more than half of which have medicinal properties to some extent. The current status of 23 species of medicinal plants in Kyrgyzstan has been studied, and their resource potential can be successfully used as a reliable source of raw materials for the pharmaceutical industry. The... More

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