Bioindication and biomonitoring assessment of the state of atmospheric air and soil in the study area

Modina, M A; Khekert, E V; Voskanian, A A; Pismenskaia, Yu V; Epikhin, A I; Shkoda, V V

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/867/1/012072

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“…In particular, the emergence of new heavy tillage equipment, which destroys a soil structure, is one of the reasons for the intensification of water erosion in recent decades. Other negative anthropogenic factors are destruction of vegetation and forests, overgrazing, and moldboard tillage [1,8,9].…”

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Soil degradation in the process of agricultural activities

Tsyganko,

Shtyrkhunova,

Modina

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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The key characteristic of agricultural land is its fertility. It consists of different components (chemical composition, moisture content, insolation level, etc.), but in the end only the general characteristic matters. Unfortunately, modern farming practices are such that they inevitably lead to soil degradation. Land degradation is the process when soil quality deteriorates, occurring due to improper land use, agriculture and grazing, urban or industrial uses. The process is associated with the deterioration of the physical, biological and chemical condition of the planet’s cover. The article deals with the problem of land cover pollution. Characterization of the main types of anthropogenic impact on agricultural soils and methods of protection against them are provided.

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Soil degradation in the process of agricultural activities

Tsyganko,

Shtyrkhunova,

Modina

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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“…The introduction of artificial intelligence into public administration gives rise to a set of problems in the implementation of legal responsibility as a method of state coercion. This trend is directly related to the emergence of the possibility of unlimited state digital discretion in the process of state coercion [3].…”

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The essence of state coercion in the mechanism of legal regulation

Asilyan,

Necrasova

2023

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The paper analyzes the essence of state coercion. Its exceptional social value is justified, since it is a key factor in maintaining public order and security. It is proposed to consider the power of an autocratic entity as the basis of coercion. Particular attention is paid to the issue of digitalization of public administration, which should be based on the appropriate level of information systems of legal regulation used by state authorities. The prospects for the introduction of artificial intelligence as a subject decision making on the application of state coercion measures are analyzed. The materials and generalizations obtained as part of the study can be used for further study of the problems of the institute of state coercion in modern Russia.

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“…Soil phytotoxicity is the property of soil to suppress the development of higher plants, which is an indicator of soil contamination with xenobiotics and other toxicants. It is determined by a decrease in the number of germinated seeds and a decrease in the length of seedlings [8][9][10].…”

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Integral assessment of the environment using the bioindication methods

Kuznetsova,

Modina,

Khekert

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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Bioindication is an assessment of environmental factors and their dynamics based on the properties of ecological or biological systems. Bioindication methods are easily applied in monitoring of the environment. Bioindication is one of the areas of modern ecology based on the environmental laws, assessing (diagnosing) environmental factors and the state and dynamics of ecosystems by the biotic characteristics. Its object is ecological properties and biological characteristics, and its subject is patterns of the relationship of these characteristics (properties) between themselves and with biotic factors. Bioindication reflects the influence of factors external to the biosystem, including the anthropogenic ones. The main purpose of this study is to assess the state of the atmosphere, hydrosphere and soil using thebioindication and biomonitoring methods. A comparative analysis and mathematical processing of data were carried out depending on the level of soil pollution.

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Bioindication and biomonitoring assessment of the state of atmospheric air and soil in the study area

Cited by 17 publications

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Soil degradation in the process of agricultural activities

Soil degradation in the process of agricultural activities

The essence of state coercion in the mechanism of legal regulation

Integral assessment of the environment using the bioindication methods

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