On the Functioning of Paragenetic Complexes of Terek-Kuma Lowland Semi-desert Landscapes
The article created a second type of agricultural land improvement systems for studying the effects of forest plantations on pastures by creating paragenetic complexes, which are formed by the impact of the eco-technical systems on semi-complex and are based on microzonation parent rocks, independently compensate the major factors due to specially organized structures, reallocate resources. This type is a mixed artificially adapted to the natural conditions of the system, capable of operating under periodic supervision. Our studies show that the paragenetic complexes are interconnected system that tends breaking ties to its original state.