Vladimir Rybin Biography

Rybin Vladimir Alekseevich - Rybin introduced a new direction, previously not developed in science, located on the border of physiology and genetics and relating to the issues of pollination and fertilization. Vladimir Alekseevich was born on November 13, on November 13, interest in biology appeared in his early childhood. Then there was the work of the assistant at the Department of Anatomy and Plant Plant Plants University of Tiflis, assistant department of morphology and systematics of the agricultural faculty of the Kuban Polytechnic Institute of Krasnodar, the junior assistant of the Department of Anatomy and Plant Plant Plants of the Leningrad Institute.

From the city of Vladimir Alekseevich, S. Navashin, the cytological laboratory, is undergoing an internship, and when in the city of Rybin it is transferred there first by a junior assistant, and then a scientific specialist in the department of fruiting and gardening. The very first cytological studies by V. Rybin were conducted according to the cariology of species of the genus Malus Mill.

For the first time for seven types of apple tree, the chromosomal composition was determined. An experimental verification of the assumption of M. Kren and U. Through the years, clouded by the attack of a terrible totalitarian regime and a persecution of genetics, after crossing the varieties of cultural plums, promising allogexploids were obtained.

The studies have shown that a resinteated allogexplooid is crossed with existing plum varieties, and the first generation hybrids have signs of cultural forms. Vladimir Alekseevich in Vavilov to leave the institute and move to Peterhof to the Leningrad Fruit and and Assembly Institute, and then in the city in January G. The last place of work by V. In December G. Cytological research by V.

Ryba for potatoes, linen, beans, tobacco, sunflower, apple tree and plums are published in 63 scientific works. He was one of the first cytologists using colchicine to obtain polyploid forms of plants. Vladimir Alekseevich published several guidelines for the use of cytological methods in selection, including the experimental resin in the domestic plum, was the editor of many collections, articles and monographs.

Rybin was characterized by high demands on research methods. He steadfastly endured the hardships that pursued him and retained the loyalty to the Vavilov school until the end of his life. Vladimir Alekseevich died on June 27, Soratniki N.