Section

Ecology

Title

THE USE OF GROUND ORGANIC HORIZONS AS A BUFFER SYSTEM IN ECOSYSTEMS OF URBAN AREAS

Сontributors

N. V. Popova, Cand. of Geog. Sc., OOOR “Ecosphere”, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Abstract

In particular, the article discusses the interaction and interpenetration of ground organic horizons, and individual elements of the ecosystem, taking into account the increasing anthropogenic, recreational and chemical effects on individual elements of the system. Investigation of the processes for the successful development of an ecosystem — an important area of modern urban studies, which allowed the development of recommendations for environmental management changes. The indicators of assessment of a condition of a laying including the size of a land fall, number and specialization of microorganisms, biomass of invertebrate animals, a ratio of speeds of accumulating and decomposition of a vegetable remaining balance are offered. It is indicated the need of creation around the entities sanitary protection the zones promoting recovery on the soil organogenic of the organogenic horizons in ecosystems.

Keywords

on the soil organogenic horizon, an ecosystem, a laying, the urban areas.

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