HYGENIC ASSESSMENT OF BIOGEOCHEMICAL PECULIARITIES OF THE MAIN TYPES OF SOILS OF RA
Armenia is characterized as a mountainous biogeochemical area where on different territories we can see an expressed difference of microelements and the great part of arable and virgin soils of the republic are poor in mobile forms of microelements. To assess the possible influence of the basic content of mobile forms of soil microelements on the population’s health we have studied the data of agrochemical scientific investigations on geochemical peculiarities of the soil in the republic and revealed different ( low, moderate, high ) degrees of supplying soil with microelements in a number of regions of RA. We have conducted dispersing analysis to find out statistically significant difference between the morbidity indices in different gradations of supplying the soil with microelements. As a result, we succeeded in revealing statistically significant difference between the morbidity indices both in insufficient degree (manganese, zinc) and high degree (copper, cobalt) of supplying the soil with microelements. In order to find out and define the cause-consequence relationship of the appropriateness it’s important to conduct further investigation of the influence of the soil microelements on the health condition of the population.