THE FOREST RESTORATION CONJUGATE OF STAND AND SUBORDINATE LAYERS IN LONG-TERM SECONDARY BIRCH FORESTS OF THE WESTERN LOW MOUNTAINS OF THE SOUTHERN URALS
For the western low mountains of the Southern Urals the forest restoration conjugate of stand and subordinate layers and the model possibility of that process were analyzed. It is revealed that, the differential logistical equation systems are well describing of process forest restoration and allowing to determined ecosystem dynamic descriptions, nature and level interrelationship between individual parts of systems and are comparing different ecology dynamic series of forest restoration on quantitative level.