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landscape painter
– see Landscape ecology.
n landscape, scenery, view
(син. ландшафт) picture, landscape, view.
eloquent, captivating; enchanting (of a landscape)
вид; ландшафт view; landscape paysage, vue, panorama مَنْظَرَةٌ (مَنَاظِرُ)
elementary landscape situated between autonomous and accumulative facieses.
impact of the humans and their activity on organisms, biogeocenosis, landscape, biosphere.
complex of abiotic processes in a landscape (geomorphological, geological, tectonic, hydro-climatic, etc.)
control over the conditions and changes in characteristics of the landscape components that are of special importance for man and biota.
an index of diversity at the territorial level, being comparable with landscape, uniting alpha and beta-diversity. The most ordinary index of G.d. is a list of species
[Latin ubique — everywhere] — an organism which is capable to live in the very diverse conditions, frequently in many landscape zones (e.g., pine ordinary, reed ordinary,
landscape split in sharp and complex manner, area of low hills consisting from the complicated narrow branching watersheds; difficult for cross-walking as well as unsuita
index for measuring of extent of the species’ differentiation by gradients of a habitat, i.e. rate of changes in phytocenosis flora composition by dimensional and ecologi
– a process of changing of soils and landscape as a whole under the influence of a constant abundant moistening or water logging causing the rise of a swamp. S. is accomp
[Greek autos – self and Latin. regulare – to put in order, to adjust] – a system of interactions in nature based on direct and reverse relations and leading to dynamic ba
transitional line between the adjacent landscape complexes characterized by heightened intensity of lateral processes, diversity of ecological conditions and, as a conseq
[English – biomeon, Greek bios – life and Latin omo – ending with meaning of a combination] – a large-sized regional or subcontinental part of biosphere characterized by