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RESEARCH ARTICLE
Influence of Exogenous and Anthropogenic Impacts on Natural Ecosystems in
Azerbaijan
B. H. Aliyev, Z.H. Aliyev
Department of Soil Erosion Laboratory, Institute of Soil Science and Agrochemistry of NAS of Azerbaijan, Baku, Azerbaijan
Received: 05-06-2022; Revised: 20-07-2022; Accepted: 10-08-2022
ABSTRACT
Located in the South Caucasus Republic of Azerbaijan-mountainous country where 60% of its territory
is mountainous and foothill zone. Difficult geographical situation of mountain systems, the constantly
increasing anthropogenic forcing exogenous processes occurring in the country, non-compliance with
conservation, and environmental protection measures eventually led to the emergence and development
of erosion processes. The article discusses ways of ecological optimization of agricultural land in the
country.
Key words: Resource, agrolantshtaft, biosphere, vodohrannoe, optimization
INTRODUCTION
Nature within Azerbaijan Republic allocated
mountains and Plains landscapes, including a number
of classes of types.
Intense and often not rational use of mountain lands,
including lands involving forests in agriculture
leads to a reduction in arrays of mountain forests
of great vodohrannoe and conservation value;
water pollution, intensive development of erosive
Address for correspondence:
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E-mail: zakirakademik@mail.ru
processes, change and change the appearance
of individual components of nature, reduce
the biological resources of the biosphere, and
contribute to the destruction of the balance of
natural ecosystems.
You should take care about keeping as many
diverse protected places on the territory of the
Republic of biovidovym-rich variety that could be
a source for recovering species in the successional
communities ranks. Exploitation of valuable to
mankind natural systems should not exceed their
ability to heal itself. In the course of successions
(inheritance succession) formed gradually, more
stable combination corresponding to abiotic
conditions Wednesday, increasing species diversity,
complicated relationship between bioorganizmami,
and increasing regulatory opportunities within
ecosystems. While man-made violations do not
exceed samovosstanavli in capacity arising from the
change of demutacionnye, conversion may return to
its original state qualification. This happens when
the sanitary felling of forest zones. However, if the
strength and frequency of the effects go beyond
these capabilities initially resistant, rich in species
community gradually degenerates, followed by a
small ability to samovozobnovleniju.
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THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
From an ecological point of view, it is dangerous to
simplify the natural habitat of man. On the territory
of the Republic, where man-made landscapes have
received and receive sufficiently wide development
and distribution of biotic Wednesday should be
rich in species diversity of vegetation in the Park,
recreational areas, and water bodies, in the seaside
Strip. Agricultural landscapes must be diverse with
wild stripes around the fields, and in the zone of wind
erosion with hedges and copses. Such problems in
the Republic, as undermining the natural fertility, as
a result of a breach of the processes of formation
of humus, pollution, pesticide Wednesday organic
waste, soil erosion, etc. caused by weakening of
regulatory capacity soils.[1-3]
Ecosystem stability, reliability, leakage of
biokrugovorota substances based on species
diversity, and fullness of the successions resulting
from the transformation of communities on the
basis of the long-term evolution of species
Research facility is a large mountainous zone, the
Lesser Caucasus and the Nakhichevan Autonomous
Republic.
Modern human society is developing at the beginning
of a new era of the third millennium a period of
rapid technological advances, space exploration, the
development of genetic engineering, information, and
nanotechnology.Atthepresentstageofdevelopmentof
human society is expanding production and productive
humanactivity,intensivelyexploitednaturalresources,
expanding exploration underground storerooms,
constantly increase seeding the square, accompanied
by the destruction of forests and pastures. All this
helps to limit the adaptation of living organisms in
Wednesday, as modified by anthropogenic influence.
In the new environment, humankind is obliged along
with maintaining constant natural landscape, to
promote environmental management in conditions
of global technology advances.
OBJECTIVES OF RESEARCH
The objectives of the study was studying of
exogenous and anthropogenic impacts on the natural
landscape of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
One of the main parts of this problem-determination
of the permissible limits of nature management,
guaranteeing the preservation of landscapes and
economic balance of the entire biosphere in time.This
is the need for a comprehensive study of exogenous
and anthropogenic impacts on natural landscapes.
It should be noted that the soil is a vital part of
the biosphere, one of the specific components of
the landscape, and is formed under the influence
of biocoenoses, successive, at the same time, it
acquires the structural and functional properties,
which may persist indefinitely and, in turn, affect
change biocoenoses. In the second half of the last
century began to take shape a new economic concept
of awareness of land as many functional element of
the natural landscape.
STROKES: STUDY
In mountainous and Foothill regions erosive
process – one of the main causes of damage to
soils. Destruction of soils from erosion processes,
manifests itself in various forms, and covers a huge
area on the globe.
The most important contemporary problem of soil
science, biology, geophysics, agronomic, and other
sciences close to them is the study and evaluation
of biological resources, as well as the rationale for
their enhancement and management. People and its
economic activity aare one of the components of
the ecosystem of the globe, and its connection with
the now more complicated. The man and his work
are closely linked with the biosphere and its system:
Organisms-soil in connection with these business
activities (deforestation, cultivation of land, forests,
and terraces) of a person directly affected the
biosphere.
In general, deforestation, water, wind, Gramma,
irrigation, and erosion of many other phenomena, as
well as exogenous processes are reshaping certain
regions of the biosphere.
In mountainous areas, the destruction of forests
and forest litter caused in hydrology of mountain
rivers and water regime of the soil such significant
changes that affect the water regime of the rivers
lowland, turbidity and salinity in rivers, reservoirs,
zailenii the status of fisheries, and energy resources.
We were tasked to examine ecological optimization
of agro-mining zone. It should be noted that the
study of these processes in the mountain zone
requires a systemic approach.
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System landscape-ecological approach in the
mountainous areas of the Republic provides for
conjugate study and rehabilitation of eroded lands,
degraded, and factors influencing these processes in
a unified composition of ecosystems. The main task
of the theoretical basis and this approach is the study
of the processes of organic substances, material,
and energy exchange between the ecosystem
components and the soil. In this connection, it is
advisable, first of all to develop a micro approach
to specific structural and functional elements of the
soil system (mineral part living substance and dead
organic matter) on the basis of which explores their
functioning as in natural conditions, and ditching
environmental pressure (reclamation). Here, it
is pertinent to note that the micro approach is the
methodological installation, which will allow us to
solve tasks in view.
Optimizing natural among in the Azerbaijani
Republic have the task of seeking a balanced
relationship between the exploitation of Geosystems
(rational use of natural resources), their security
and effectively targeted using. At the same time,
this set of measures is aimed at ensuring the
mineral conditions necessary for the preservation,
restoration, and education key components of the
landscape.
The basic approach and scientific substantiation
for the development of a set of measures to ensure
the stability of the landscape is landscape ecology,
which studies the structure and functioning of
ecosystems in specific landscape settings, as well
as an assessment of the interaction of parts, natural
complex, and anthropogenic impacts by analyzing
balance sheets of matter and energy. It is necessary to
take into account the complexity and systematization
of the relationship between natural components of
landscape and anthropogenic effects. It should be
noted that due to these properties, protection and
management of any individual component natural
Wednesday have no real meaning outside of the
more complex optimization of integrated units.
IntermsofthelandreformcarriedoutintheRepublic,
the emergence of krestjansko farms, a deepening of
the market relations requires optimization of agro.
One of the important ways of optimizing, use of
agro-landscapeisimprovingagriculturalproduction,
implementing best practices and new research
obtained in the advanced countries, in compliance
with the characteristics national traditions and the
ancient culture of the agriculture Republic.
In the Republic of Azerbaijan, where mountain
ranges occupy more than half of the territory and the
soil cover was formed in accordance with the law of
vertical zonation, with complexes of the mountain-
meadow, mountain forest, steppe, and semi-desert,
an important foundation planning for optimization,
are nature-territorial complexes within the zonal
landscapes, diverse natural conditions and the
degree of anthropogenic development, as well as
land structure and functional the appointment.[2,4]
MountainlandscapesoftheRepublicischaracterized
by variety of morphometric terrain, availability
of sufficient amount of moisture and chemical
composition. The formation of these soils and
their functioning in a landscape-genetic conditions
is primarily determined by the availability of
zillion moisture and chemicals compounds, offal,
and watershed mountains Alpine and subalpine
zones. A distinctive feature of the mountain soil
formation is that the slopes soils are formed in
different bioclimatic and orogeomorfologicheskih
conditions. Depending on the thermal, bioclimatic,
andorogeomorfologicheskihconditions,exposureto
soil erosive processes, weathering and pedogenesis
pierced with varying degrees of intensity that
contributes to provincial characteristics of soil
vertical zoning system.
A distinctive feature of the mountainous zone
is that here is quite high radiation balance, but
the duration of vegetation period is significantly
less than on the plains. The totality of these
circumstances contributes to slowing down the
process of decomposition of plant opadi and
forming dernavoi horizon. In such circumstances,
the plant remains fully mineralize, resulting in
significant accumulation of coarse humus with
fulvatnym and gumatno-fulfatnym compound.[5,6]
It
should be noted that the evaluation and selection of
sites of intense withdrawal and the accumulation of
chemicals in the landscape is only possible when
studying geochemical compatibility of natural and
anthropogenic chemicals flow.
To develop principles of optimization should be
consideration of the landscapes of natural and
anthropogenic processes dynamics. This task meets
the idea of natural regimes as an integral feature of
Geosystems, it should be noted that in this zone,
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reliable data transfers moisture and chemicals and
natural modes, sex-related when examining these
processes at the test sites-hospitals, and integrated
method transeptah ordination developed by Siberian
researchers.
It practiced also the study of matter and energy
flows.
In the Alpine zone under the influence of the
denudacionnyh processes going on mechanical and
geochemical takeaway pereotlozhenie substances
and mineral soil mass and the deformation of the
soil cover. Thus, the mozoika soil of mountain
systems is a reflection of the natural environment,
particularly the relief of historically in this natural
area.
For the development of activities relating to
the management of natural and human-induced
processes that require specific knowledge of
their intensity and dynamics, particularity,
study intensity all types of erosion processes,
overcrowding, and downgrading biological activity
of soil eutrophication of reservoirs. There is also
a need to assess natural and anthropogenic factors
contributing to strengthening these processes.
In this regard, recognize that not one natural
system does not have absolute resistance to
tehnogenezu.[2,3]
Therefore, very relevant is the
assessment of individual properties retain the
original components (soil, biota, and water). In
connection with this highly relevant is to assess
trends in geochemical activity Wednesday, as the
most important indicator for predicting possible its
self-cleaning.[3,4,6]
It should be noted that a state of equilibrium is
achieved by geosystems optimizations circulation of
substances and flow into them while managing the
process spans biogeocenoticheskogo stabilization
mechanism in soils. B.g. Aliyev noted: “Soil as
a dynamic system determines the reliability and
duration of the operation of the sites.”[4]
Many numerical investigations conducted during the
years of Soviet power in the CIS and abroad show
that sustainability of geosystems and landscapes to
human impacts depends largely on the degree of
sustainability of arable soil to the effects mineral
and organic substances of anthropogenic origin.
Products, erosion of chemicalization of agriculture,
animalhusbandry,water,contributetoeutrophication,
siltation of occlusion of rivers, lakes, and reservoirs
are essential to achieving economic stability in
agrolandshaftah.[2,3,7,8]
DISCUSSION OF THE RESULTS
OBTAINED
Multi-year large-scale soil erosion studies have
shown that the lack of soil on the slopes of the
event, the absence of machinery pochvozashhitnoj
agrolandshaftah contributed to the leachate may run
off and erosion, destruction of soils; development
of Planar, linear, wind, pasture and irrigation
erosion, and decline in fertility in the final total soil
degradation. According to the 1990 year, 41.8% of
the territory of the Republic in some way or another
affected by erosion.
Erosive process has contributed to the destruction of
natural ecosystems and inflicted enormous damage
on the surrounding man Wednesday.
Maintaining the ecological stability of agro
vegetation plays a significant role and the primary
role of forest vegetation, which is the guarantor and
natural erosion against ameliorant water regulator
regime for tillage.[4,6,7]
The intensity of forest phytocenosises of main
factors on the ecological stability is determined not
only by the typological and morphological traits
of these communities, but also their fitomassoj
and characteristics of energy its spatial properties.
Issue ecological stabilization of agro-landscape
due to reduced natural habitats of plants in this
area is of great importance. You must respect
the principle of polarization in the zone of agro-
landscape and protected areas should be removed
from each other. In compliance with this principle,
the conditions for the formation of most practical
models agrolandshaftnogo biogeocenoticheskogo
developmenttrendforecastingprocess.Experimental
study conducted by scientists of Azerbaijan has
shown that the more the agrolandshafte retained the
natural plants the greater ecological stability and
productivity, he possesses.[5,6,8]
In connection with land reform since 2002 year and
while krestjansko farms in conditions of intensive
land use particularly vulnerable border contact
between different ecosystems, territories of planted
different cultures.[3,6,7]
Here, there is a maximum contrast of microclimate
environment and course and water regime.
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AEXTJ/Jul-Sep-2022/Vol 6/Issue 3 94
CONCLUSIONS
1. In a new context where anthropogenic load
intensively increase from year to year, humanity
is obliged along with maintaining constant
natural landscape, to promote environmental
management in conditions of global technical
development progress.
2. You must set legal limits of nature management,
guaranteeing the preservation of the ecological
balance and the entire biosphere.
3. You must select a possible strategy aimed at
recognition of ecological civilization, as one
of the foundations of contemporary and future
development of society.
4. Develop and implement throughout in regardless
of the forms of land management priodoohrannoj
technology, taking into account their zoning
for the progressive saving of environmentally
sound irrigation systems in the Republic of
selhozproizvodstv.
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2. Aliev BH, Aliev ZH. Irrigated Agriculture in the
mountain and Foothill Regions of Azerbaijan. Baku:
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3. Mamedov GS. Ecological Model of Pasture Fertility
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Influence of Exogenous and Anthropogenic Impacts on Natural Ecosystems in Azerbaijan

  • 1. © 2022, AEXTJ. All Rights Reserved 90 RESEARCH ARTICLE Influence of Exogenous and Anthropogenic Impacts on Natural Ecosystems in Azerbaijan B. H. Aliyev, Z.H. Aliyev Department of Soil Erosion Laboratory, Institute of Soil Science and Agrochemistry of NAS of Azerbaijan, Baku, Azerbaijan Received: 05-06-2022; Revised: 20-07-2022; Accepted: 10-08-2022 ABSTRACT Located in the South Caucasus Republic of Azerbaijan-mountainous country where 60% of its territory is mountainous and foothill zone. Difficult geographical situation of mountain systems, the constantly increasing anthropogenic forcing exogenous processes occurring in the country, non-compliance with conservation, and environmental protection measures eventually led to the emergence and development of erosion processes. The article discusses ways of ecological optimization of agricultural land in the country. Key words: Resource, agrolantshtaft, biosphere, vodohrannoe, optimization INTRODUCTION Nature within Azerbaijan Republic allocated mountains and Plains landscapes, including a number of classes of types. Intense and often not rational use of mountain lands, including lands involving forests in agriculture leads to a reduction in arrays of mountain forests of great vodohrannoe and conservation value; water pollution, intensive development of erosive Address for correspondence: B. H. Aliyev E-mail: zakirakademik@mail.ru processes, change and change the appearance of individual components of nature, reduce the biological resources of the biosphere, and contribute to the destruction of the balance of natural ecosystems. You should take care about keeping as many diverse protected places on the territory of the Republic of biovidovym-rich variety that could be a source for recovering species in the successional communities ranks. Exploitation of valuable to mankind natural systems should not exceed their ability to heal itself. In the course of successions (inheritance succession) formed gradually, more stable combination corresponding to abiotic conditions Wednesday, increasing species diversity, complicated relationship between bioorganizmami, and increasing regulatory opportunities within ecosystems. While man-made violations do not exceed samovosstanavli in capacity arising from the change of demutacionnye, conversion may return to its original state qualification. This happens when the sanitary felling of forest zones. However, if the strength and frequency of the effects go beyond these capabilities initially resistant, rich in species community gradually degenerates, followed by a small ability to samovozobnovleniju. Available Online at www.aextj.com Agricultural Extension Journal 2022; 6(3):90-94 ISSN 2582- 564X
  • 2. Aliyev and Aliyev: Influence of Exogenous and Anthropogenic AEXTJ/Jul-Sep-2022/Vol 6/Issue 3 91 THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY From an ecological point of view, it is dangerous to simplify the natural habitat of man. On the territory of the Republic, where man-made landscapes have received and receive sufficiently wide development and distribution of biotic Wednesday should be rich in species diversity of vegetation in the Park, recreational areas, and water bodies, in the seaside Strip. Agricultural landscapes must be diverse with wild stripes around the fields, and in the zone of wind erosion with hedges and copses. Such problems in the Republic, as undermining the natural fertility, as a result of a breach of the processes of formation of humus, pollution, pesticide Wednesday organic waste, soil erosion, etc. caused by weakening of regulatory capacity soils.[1-3] Ecosystem stability, reliability, leakage of biokrugovorota substances based on species diversity, and fullness of the successions resulting from the transformation of communities on the basis of the long-term evolution of species Research facility is a large mountainous zone, the Lesser Caucasus and the Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic. Modern human society is developing at the beginning of a new era of the third millennium a period of rapid technological advances, space exploration, the development of genetic engineering, information, and nanotechnology.Atthepresentstageofdevelopmentof human society is expanding production and productive humanactivity,intensivelyexploitednaturalresources, expanding exploration underground storerooms, constantly increase seeding the square, accompanied by the destruction of forests and pastures. All this helps to limit the adaptation of living organisms in Wednesday, as modified by anthropogenic influence. In the new environment, humankind is obliged along with maintaining constant natural landscape, to promote environmental management in conditions of global technology advances. OBJECTIVES OF RESEARCH The objectives of the study was studying of exogenous and anthropogenic impacts on the natural landscape of the Republic of Azerbaijan. One of the main parts of this problem-determination of the permissible limits of nature management, guaranteeing the preservation of landscapes and economic balance of the entire biosphere in time.This is the need for a comprehensive study of exogenous and anthropogenic impacts on natural landscapes. It should be noted that the soil is a vital part of the biosphere, one of the specific components of the landscape, and is formed under the influence of biocoenoses, successive, at the same time, it acquires the structural and functional properties, which may persist indefinitely and, in turn, affect change biocoenoses. In the second half of the last century began to take shape a new economic concept of awareness of land as many functional element of the natural landscape. STROKES: STUDY In mountainous and Foothill regions erosive process – one of the main causes of damage to soils. Destruction of soils from erosion processes, manifests itself in various forms, and covers a huge area on the globe. The most important contemporary problem of soil science, biology, geophysics, agronomic, and other sciences close to them is the study and evaluation of biological resources, as well as the rationale for their enhancement and management. People and its economic activity aare one of the components of the ecosystem of the globe, and its connection with the now more complicated. The man and his work are closely linked with the biosphere and its system: Organisms-soil in connection with these business activities (deforestation, cultivation of land, forests, and terraces) of a person directly affected the biosphere. In general, deforestation, water, wind, Gramma, irrigation, and erosion of many other phenomena, as well as exogenous processes are reshaping certain regions of the biosphere. In mountainous areas, the destruction of forests and forest litter caused in hydrology of mountain rivers and water regime of the soil such significant changes that affect the water regime of the rivers lowland, turbidity and salinity in rivers, reservoirs, zailenii the status of fisheries, and energy resources. We were tasked to examine ecological optimization of agro-mining zone. It should be noted that the study of these processes in the mountain zone requires a systemic approach.
  • 3. Aliyev and Aliyev: Influence of Exogenous and Anthropogenic AEXTJ/Jul-Sep-2022/Vol 6/Issue 3 92 System landscape-ecological approach in the mountainous areas of the Republic provides for conjugate study and rehabilitation of eroded lands, degraded, and factors influencing these processes in a unified composition of ecosystems. The main task of the theoretical basis and this approach is the study of the processes of organic substances, material, and energy exchange between the ecosystem components and the soil. In this connection, it is advisable, first of all to develop a micro approach to specific structural and functional elements of the soil system (mineral part living substance and dead organic matter) on the basis of which explores their functioning as in natural conditions, and ditching environmental pressure (reclamation). Here, it is pertinent to note that the micro approach is the methodological installation, which will allow us to solve tasks in view. Optimizing natural among in the Azerbaijani Republic have the task of seeking a balanced relationship between the exploitation of Geosystems (rational use of natural resources), their security and effectively targeted using. At the same time, this set of measures is aimed at ensuring the mineral conditions necessary for the preservation, restoration, and education key components of the landscape. The basic approach and scientific substantiation for the development of a set of measures to ensure the stability of the landscape is landscape ecology, which studies the structure and functioning of ecosystems in specific landscape settings, as well as an assessment of the interaction of parts, natural complex, and anthropogenic impacts by analyzing balance sheets of matter and energy. It is necessary to take into account the complexity and systematization of the relationship between natural components of landscape and anthropogenic effects. It should be noted that due to these properties, protection and management of any individual component natural Wednesday have no real meaning outside of the more complex optimization of integrated units. IntermsofthelandreformcarriedoutintheRepublic, the emergence of krestjansko farms, a deepening of the market relations requires optimization of agro. One of the important ways of optimizing, use of agro-landscapeisimprovingagriculturalproduction, implementing best practices and new research obtained in the advanced countries, in compliance with the characteristics national traditions and the ancient culture of the agriculture Republic. In the Republic of Azerbaijan, where mountain ranges occupy more than half of the territory and the soil cover was formed in accordance with the law of vertical zonation, with complexes of the mountain- meadow, mountain forest, steppe, and semi-desert, an important foundation planning for optimization, are nature-territorial complexes within the zonal landscapes, diverse natural conditions and the degree of anthropogenic development, as well as land structure and functional the appointment.[2,4] MountainlandscapesoftheRepublicischaracterized by variety of morphometric terrain, availability of sufficient amount of moisture and chemical composition. The formation of these soils and their functioning in a landscape-genetic conditions is primarily determined by the availability of zillion moisture and chemicals compounds, offal, and watershed mountains Alpine and subalpine zones. A distinctive feature of the mountain soil formation is that the slopes soils are formed in different bioclimatic and orogeomorfologicheskih conditions. Depending on the thermal, bioclimatic, andorogeomorfologicheskihconditions,exposureto soil erosive processes, weathering and pedogenesis pierced with varying degrees of intensity that contributes to provincial characteristics of soil vertical zoning system. A distinctive feature of the mountainous zone is that here is quite high radiation balance, but the duration of vegetation period is significantly less than on the plains. The totality of these circumstances contributes to slowing down the process of decomposition of plant opadi and forming dernavoi horizon. In such circumstances, the plant remains fully mineralize, resulting in significant accumulation of coarse humus with fulvatnym and gumatno-fulfatnym compound.[5,6] It should be noted that the evaluation and selection of sites of intense withdrawal and the accumulation of chemicals in the landscape is only possible when studying geochemical compatibility of natural and anthropogenic chemicals flow. To develop principles of optimization should be consideration of the landscapes of natural and anthropogenic processes dynamics. This task meets the idea of natural regimes as an integral feature of Geosystems, it should be noted that in this zone,
  • 4. Aliyev and Aliyev: Influence of Exogenous and Anthropogenic AEXTJ/Jul-Sep-2022/Vol 6/Issue 3 93 reliable data transfers moisture and chemicals and natural modes, sex-related when examining these processes at the test sites-hospitals, and integrated method transeptah ordination developed by Siberian researchers. It practiced also the study of matter and energy flows. In the Alpine zone under the influence of the denudacionnyh processes going on mechanical and geochemical takeaway pereotlozhenie substances and mineral soil mass and the deformation of the soil cover. Thus, the mozoika soil of mountain systems is a reflection of the natural environment, particularly the relief of historically in this natural area. For the development of activities relating to the management of natural and human-induced processes that require specific knowledge of their intensity and dynamics, particularity, study intensity all types of erosion processes, overcrowding, and downgrading biological activity of soil eutrophication of reservoirs. There is also a need to assess natural and anthropogenic factors contributing to strengthening these processes. In this regard, recognize that not one natural system does not have absolute resistance to tehnogenezu.[2,3] Therefore, very relevant is the assessment of individual properties retain the original components (soil, biota, and water). In connection with this highly relevant is to assess trends in geochemical activity Wednesday, as the most important indicator for predicting possible its self-cleaning.[3,4,6] It should be noted that a state of equilibrium is achieved by geosystems optimizations circulation of substances and flow into them while managing the process spans biogeocenoticheskogo stabilization mechanism in soils. B.g. Aliyev noted: “Soil as a dynamic system determines the reliability and duration of the operation of the sites.”[4] Many numerical investigations conducted during the years of Soviet power in the CIS and abroad show that sustainability of geosystems and landscapes to human impacts depends largely on the degree of sustainability of arable soil to the effects mineral and organic substances of anthropogenic origin. Products, erosion of chemicalization of agriculture, animalhusbandry,water,contributetoeutrophication, siltation of occlusion of rivers, lakes, and reservoirs are essential to achieving economic stability in agrolandshaftah.[2,3,7,8] DISCUSSION OF THE RESULTS OBTAINED Multi-year large-scale soil erosion studies have shown that the lack of soil on the slopes of the event, the absence of machinery pochvozashhitnoj agrolandshaftah contributed to the leachate may run off and erosion, destruction of soils; development of Planar, linear, wind, pasture and irrigation erosion, and decline in fertility in the final total soil degradation. According to the 1990 year, 41.8% of the territory of the Republic in some way or another affected by erosion. Erosive process has contributed to the destruction of natural ecosystems and inflicted enormous damage on the surrounding man Wednesday. Maintaining the ecological stability of agro vegetation plays a significant role and the primary role of forest vegetation, which is the guarantor and natural erosion against ameliorant water regulator regime for tillage.[4,6,7] The intensity of forest phytocenosises of main factors on the ecological stability is determined not only by the typological and morphological traits of these communities, but also their fitomassoj and characteristics of energy its spatial properties. Issue ecological stabilization of agro-landscape due to reduced natural habitats of plants in this area is of great importance. You must respect the principle of polarization in the zone of agro- landscape and protected areas should be removed from each other. In compliance with this principle, the conditions for the formation of most practical models agrolandshaftnogo biogeocenoticheskogo developmenttrendforecastingprocess.Experimental study conducted by scientists of Azerbaijan has shown that the more the agrolandshafte retained the natural plants the greater ecological stability and productivity, he possesses.[5,6,8] In connection with land reform since 2002 year and while krestjansko farms in conditions of intensive land use particularly vulnerable border contact between different ecosystems, territories of planted different cultures.[3,6,7] Here, there is a maximum contrast of microclimate environment and course and water regime.
  • 5. Aliyev and Aliyev: Influence of Exogenous and Anthropogenic AEXTJ/Jul-Sep-2022/Vol 6/Issue 3 94 CONCLUSIONS 1. In a new context where anthropogenic load intensively increase from year to year, humanity is obliged along with maintaining constant natural landscape, to promote environmental management in conditions of global technical development progress. 2. You must set legal limits of nature management, guaranteeing the preservation of the ecological balance and the entire biosphere. 3. You must select a possible strategy aimed at recognition of ecological civilization, as one of the foundations of contemporary and future development of society. 4. Develop and implement throughout in regardless of the forms of land management priodoohrannoj technology, taking into account their zoning for the progressive saving of environmentally sound irrigation systems in the Republic of selhozproizvodstv. REFERENCES 1. Aliyev GA. Soil the Greater Caucasus (within the Azerbaijan SSR). Part 1. IZD-vo. Baku: Elm; 1978. p. 167. 2. Aliev BH, Aliev ZH. Irrigated Agriculture in the mountain and Foothill Regions of Azerbaijan. Baku: Monograph Publishing House, Naji Zia EPG Ltd.; 2003. p. 330. 3. Mamedov GS. Ecological Model of Pasture Fertility Adzhinourskoj Steppe. Baku: Elm; 2003. p. 74. 4. Aliev BH, Aliev ZH. Techniques and Technology Few Intensive Irrigations in Condition of the Mountain Region of Azerbaijan. Baku: Publishers Elm, Baku; 1999. p. 220. 5. Aliyev BH. Problems of Geology and Hydrogeology of Apsheron Baku: NPC-Nurlan; 2000. 6. Mamedov GS. Evaluation of the Soils of the North-East Agricultural Zone. Baku: Elm; 2002. p. 227. 7. Mamedov GS. Land Reform in Azerbaijan: Legal, Scientific and Environmental Issues. Baku: Elm; 2002. 8. Mamedova SZ. Ecological Assessment and Monitoring of the Soils in the Lankaran Region of Azerbaijan. Baku: Elm; 2006. p. 372.