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Vol 149
Pages:
218-220
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Article

Use of new environmental-geochemical indicators of the state and dynamics of anthropogenic changes in forest ecosystems on the example of the Western Caucasus and the Pre-Caucasus

Authors:
V. A. Alekseenko1
A. B. Bofanova2
P. L. Golovinskii3
A. I. Narezhnyi4
A. V. Suvorinov5
About authors
  • 1 — Research Institute of Geochemistry of the Biosphere
  • 2 — Research Institute of Geochemistry of the Biosphere
  • 3 — Research Institute of Geochemistry of the Biosphere
  • 4 — Rostov State University
  • 5 — Ministry of Education, RF
Date submitted:
2000-10-09
Date accepted:
2000-11-04
Date published:
2001-12-28

Abstract

As new ecological and geochemical indicators of ecosystems state it is proposed to use the indicators of absolute (IAA) and relative (IRA) accumulation of chemical elements in certain geochemical systems. The example of forest landscapes of the Western Caucasus shows the change of these indicators during the transition to landscapes of orchards, rain-fed fields, rice checks. In the soils of the considered anthropogenic systems various elements affecting the chemical composition of agricultural products are accumulated and removed from them.

Область исследования:
(Archived) Problems of sustainable operation of forest systems
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