Hyde, Anne
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Hyde, Anne (1637–71). Though she did not survive to become queen herself, two of Anne Hyde's daughters, Mary (b. 1662) and Anne (b. 1665), became queen. The daughter of Edward Hyde, earl of
Clarendon, staunch royalist and lord chancellor to Charles II, Anne met James, duke of York, while she was maid of honour to Mary, princess royal and princess of Orange. Marriage did not take place until September 1660, when Anne was eight months pregnant with a son, who died an infant. After considerable hesitation, not least by her father who feared that his daughter's marriage to the heir presumptive would make him unpopular, the couple were accepted at court. Though Pepys thought the new duchess very plain and she rapidly grew fat, it was said from over-eating, by 1668 he remarked that ‘the duke of York, in all things but in his codpiece, is led by the nose by his wife’. She converted to catholicism in 1670 though this did not become public until her death from cancer in March 1671. A patron of the arts and with some talent for sketching, she was repeatedly painted by
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Trezac Provides Update on Millagro, MagroSelect Prim & Nutret Subsidiaries, "Company to Focus on Agriculture Rollup in a $4bn Market".
News Wire article from: Internet Wire; 9/17/2003; 700+ words
; ...will begin the purchases of valuable Chernozem soil land tracts in Moldova, as well...market share." Moldova is covered by Chernozem soil (from the Russian words for black...rich in the organic substance humus. Chernozem soil contains vast quantities of rich...
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Trezac Provides Update on Millagro, MagroSelect Prim & Nutret Subsidiaries; 'Company to Focus on Agriculture Rollup in a $4bn Market'.
PR Newswire; 9/17/2003; 700+ words
; ...will begin the purchases of valuable Chernozem soil land tracts in Moldova, as well...market share." Moldova is covered by Chernozem soil (from the Russian words for black...rich in the organic substance humus. Chernozem soil contains vast quantities of rich...
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Upper Pleistocene loess stratigraphy in the southern Yenisei Siberia area
Magazine article from: Journal of the Geological Society; 5/1/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...lacustrine-alluvial, slope wash and flood processes. Chernozem or chernozem-like palaeosols formed during the interglacial...suggests that the oldest sediments below the lowermost chernozem formed during the penultimate glaciation. It is...
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New soil science findings from I.V. Ivanov and co-authors described.
Newspaper article from: Agriculture Week; 11/19/2009; 700+ words
; ...mineralization) of organic matter in chernozems has been studied. A decrease in the...suggested that the humus horizons of modern chernozems contain the pools of organic matter...basis of available experimental data on chernozems buried under kurgans and in loess sediments...
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Research reports on biology from H. Hernadi and colleagues provide new insights.(Report)
Newspaper article from: Global Warming Focus; 6/15/2009; 700+ words
; ...soil water regime of Hungarian Calcic Chernozem soils has been investigated. Soil profiles classified as Calcic Chernozem - in total 49 - were selected from...climate sensitivity of the majority of Chernozem soil subtypes water regime has been...
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Studies in the area of soil science reported from N.G. Minashina and co-researchers.
Newspaper article from: Agriculture Week; 8/27/2009; 700+ words
; ...Russia, "Experience in irrigation of chernozems in the steppe zone of Russia for a period...one hand, and by the low tolerance of chernozems toward increased moistening upon irrigation...process. In many areas, irrigation of chernozems was accompanied by the appearance of...
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Studies from G.S. Bazykina et al provide new data on soil science.
Newspaper article from: Agriculture Week; 9/11/2008; 528 words
; ...budget in a 3-m-deep layer of typical chernozems in the reserved steppe area has shown...percolation throughout the entire profile of chernozems owing to the increased accumulation...researchers concluded: "In general, the chernozems have become better moistened, which...
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Report summarizes soil science study findings from Lomonosov Moscow State University.
Newspaper article from: Agriculture Week; 6/18/2009; 700+ words
; ...Nodules (nodules) forming in the chernozem-like soils of flat-bottomed closed...nodules of the most hydromorphic podzolic chernozem-like soils; under the ground moistening...weakly gley soil to 40-50% in the gley chernozem-like soil. The possibility to determine...
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RESEARCH OF SOIL-PLANT CONNECTIONS ON KURGANS IN HUNGARY
Magazine article from: Ekológia; 1/1/2004; ; 700+ words
; ...steppe vegetation living on chernozem soil was repressed by soil tillage...canalisation around the kurgan sops chernozem soils generated on loess areas...kurgan is covered by dark brown chernozem soil (Chernozems). Coenological investigations...
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Trezac Provides Additional Information on Millagro SRL Subsidiary.
PR Newswire; 9/18/2003; 700+ words
; ...ours to own some of the most fertile Chernozem soil on the globe as well as many capital...Millagro owns about 25,000 acres of Chernozem land around its main operations and facilities...for an additional 124,000 acres of Chernozem soil land. Humic-accumulative Chernozem...
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chernozem
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
chernozem or black earth, variety of soil rich...generally a modified type of loess . True chernozem is black in color, but there are various...generally only tall grass is found native on chernozem. It has large quantities of nutrients...
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Dokuchaev, Vasily Vasilievich
Dictionary entry from: Complete Dictionary of Scientific Biography
...of European Russia, particularly to chernozem. In 1875 he was invited to write an...investigated the northern boundary of the chernozem belt: the Ukraine, Moldavia, central...chernozyom ” ( “ Russian Chernozem, ” 1883) won numerous honors...
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Black Earth
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of Russian History
...richest soils on the planet. Known as chernozems in the Russian language ( chernaya, meaning...Windblown silts known as loess further enrich chernozems by imparting a loamy soil texture. Chernozems form in areas of cold winters and hot summers...
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Shors
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Cultures
...exploited since ancient times. The soils vary considerably. They are primarily loesslike clay loams, chernozems and degraded chernozems, and northern forest soils, which merge into podzols in the mountainous regions. Compared with the steppe...
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Ukrainian Peasants
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Cultures
...Peasants ETHNONYMS: none Orientation Ukraine is the land of the chernozem (black soil) and the breadbasket of the former Soviet Union...which has the best conditions for agriculture, namely the chernozem and sufficient moisture. This has long been the most densely...
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