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In the case of anthropogenic transformation of landscapes, the most sensitive component is the soil, which ensures the stability and biodiversity of the ecosystem. The greater the degree of landscape anthropogenesis, the greater the changes in soil factors: mechanical composition, humus content, physical, biotic and chemical properties. The main negative effect of urbanized and industrial areas is technogenic soil salinization. The presence of salts in the soil has an important effect on the mobility of many subst...

The study of ways and means of introducing adventive vegetation species into the of steppe zone landscapes ecosystems is an important aspect in the processes of temporal and spatial landscapes transformation study. Natural anthropogenic landscapes are artificial systems created based on the zonal vegetation natural framework but at the same time supported by humans. Often, native species of vegetation are replaced in the anthropogenization process and are replaced by species that are not the area characteristic. I...