Classification of Recreational-Tourist Zone of the Krasnodar Territory

Kazachinsky, V. P.; Khasheva, Z. M.

doi:10.31775/2305-3100-2017-4-64-67

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“…Harmful effect of contaminated air on plants occurs both by direct action of gases on the assimilation apparatus and by indirect action through soil [9].…”

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“…They have a negative impact on living organisms and, above all, on vascular plants, are constantly exposed to both global and local pollution, and can absorb a variety of pollutants. Plants are the basis of any biogeocenosis, and therefore deviations of biochemical, physiological reactions of plants very sensitive to changes in environmental conditions can serve as an indicator of its state [7][8][9][10].…”

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Effect of atmospheric emissions on ecological and physiological parameters of plants

Migda,

Modina,

Shkoda

2024

BIO Web Conf.

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The problem of air pollution is one of the most serious global problems of humanity. The danger of air pollution is not only that harmful substances that are detrimental to living organisms enter clean air, but also in the pollution-induced climate change of the Earth. Air pollution from human activities has led to an almost 30 per cent increase in carbon dioxide concentrations over the past 200 years. Nevertheless, mankind continues to actively burn fossil fuels and destroy forests. The process is so widespread that it leads to global environmental problems. Air pollution also occurs from other human activities. Combustion of fuel in thermal power plants is accompanied by the emission of sulfur dioxide. Nitrogen oxides enter the atmosphere with the exhaust gases of cars. Carbon monoxide is formed during the incomplete combustion of fuel. Besides, it is worth noting the fine solid pollutants, such as soot and dust. Most industrial emissions into the atmosphere have a harmful effect on vegetation. The main industrial gases are arranged in the following order according to the degree of decrease in their toxicity: fluorine, chlorine, sulfurous anhydride, nitrogen oxides, and ammonia. However, the extent of the lesion is determined not only by the toxicity of substances, but also by their emissions. The presence of pollutants in the atmosphere generally has a detrimental effect on plants, and this effect is noticeable at much lower concentrations than that of animals.

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“…Harmful effect of contaminated air on plants occurs both by direct action of gases on the assimilation apparatus and by indirect action through soil [9].…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

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Section: Effect Of Atmospheric Composition On Floramentioning

confidence: 99%

Effect of atmospheric emissions on ecological and physiological parameters of plants

Migda,

Modina,

Shkoda

2024

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“…Transport is the main source of pollution in the Central District. Boilers using oil, gas, coal have a negative impact on the environment [1,2].…”

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Integral assessment of the environment using the bioindication methods

Kuznetsova,

Modina,

Khekert

et al. 2024

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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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“…The total forest area of Krasnodar region is more than 1,685 thousand hectares, which is about 20% of the region's territory. High-value species (oak, hornbeam, fir) predominate here, while beech and edible chestnut grow only in the North Caucasus [8,9,11].…”

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“…Floodplain forests, located on the ancient bottoms of river valleys with fertile alluvial soils in the basin of the tributaries of the Kuban River and the Black Sea rivers, are multi-layer plantations with a developed shrub-liana layer. In terms of their importance, many forests belong to the first group and perform important sanitary, recreational and protective functions [8,9].…”

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confidence: 99%