Nature Reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia): Ecology, Lithology, Flora
The nature reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia) is a very interesting place with its unique combination of topography features, bedrock and flora. This area is inhabited for a long period of time starting from Palaeolithic age. Different types of land use and landscapes inherited each othe...
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| description | The nature reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia) is a very interesting place with its unique combination of topography features, bedrock and flora. This area is inhabited for a long period of time starting from Palaeolithic age. Different types of land use and landscapes inherited each other. The area is located within the black-earth zone where anthropogenic pressure upon landscapes was historically strong. Now, there is a task to study how natural vegetation recovers after many years of economic usage. The morphological approach – a clear understanding of the Earth’s surface elements and their combinations and structures – is a good base for this kind of studies if accompanied with the consideration of the effect of other landscape components. “Divnogorye” nature reserve is established just on the place of former farmlands. This allows long-term observation upon recovering of vegetation, soil, and the entire landscape. Researchers can trace natural successions as well as estimate their duration and possibilities to manage the recovering process. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-50d58d32ea4840a5ae653659248f4bf22022-12-21T23:31:05ZrusVolgograd State UniversityVestnik Volgogradskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta. Seriâ 11. Estestvennye Nauki2306-41532409-27622015-12-014404910.15688/jvolsu11.2015.4.5Nature Reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia): Ecology, Lithology, FloraPankratova L.A.0Volkova T.M.1Saint Petersburg State UniversitySaint Petersburg State UniversityThe nature reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia) is a very interesting place with its unique combination of topography features, bedrock and flora. This area is inhabited for a long period of time starting from Palaeolithic age. Different types of land use and landscapes inherited each other. The area is located within the black-earth zone where anthropogenic pressure upon landscapes was historically strong. Now, there is a task to study how natural vegetation recovers after many years of economic usage. The morphological approach – a clear understanding of the Earth’s surface elements and their combinations and structures – is a good base for this kind of studies if accompanied with the consideration of the effect of other landscape components. “Divnogorye” nature reserve is established just on the place of former farmlands. This allows long-term observation upon recovering of vegetation, soil, and the entire landscape. Researchers can trace natural successions as well as estimate their duration and possibilities to manage the recovering process.http://ns.jvolsu.com/index.php/en/component/attachments/download/371specially protected areastransformation of landscapegeomorphological features of the arealithologypost-agriculture territoriesrecovery successionssteppe vegetation |
| spellingShingle | Pankratova L.A. Volkova T.M. Nature Reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia): Ecology, Lithology, Flora Vestnik Volgogradskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta. Seriâ 11. Estestvennye Nauki specially protected areas transformation of landscape geomorphological features of the area lithology post-agriculture territories recovery successions steppe vegetation |
| title | Nature Reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia): Ecology, Lithology, Flora |
| title_full | Nature Reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia): Ecology, Lithology, Flora |
| title_fullStr | Nature Reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia): Ecology, Lithology, Flora |
| title_full_unstemmed | Nature Reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia): Ecology, Lithology, Flora |
| title_short | Nature Reserve “Divnogorye” (Voronezh Region, Russia): Ecology, Lithology, Flora |
| title_sort | nature reserve divnogorye voronezh region russia ecology lithology flora |
| topic | specially protected areas transformation of landscape geomorphological features of the area lithology post-agriculture territories recovery successions steppe vegetation |
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