MICROBIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF MICROFLORA OF THE TEREK RIVER
Ponds contain a large number of microorganisms, which depends on the time of year, on the depth of the reservoir, the degree of contamination of the reservoir, the degree of remoteness of the reservoir from settlements and other factors. Water of various reservoirs contains a sufficient amount of nutrients for the development of microorganisms. In this regard, the waters of rivers upstream of cities are always poorer in bacteria than in the city itself and in lowlands. As a result of empirical studies of the microflora of the Terek River, the number of microorganisms is determined to depend on temperature changes, as well as on the seasons of the year.