GISAP: Biology, Veterinary Medicine and Agricultural Sciences

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Authors: Alpasha Nabiyev, Aysel Mamedova, Aytach Shamilova, Gyulnisa Ismailova, Huru Ahmedova, Konul Babazade, Mansuma Akberzade, Nargiz Alieva, Nargiz Safaralieva, Zhale Badalova

In this article authors describe the solution of the problem concerning digital cartographic modeling of spatial organization of vegetative cover on the example Azerbaijan territory using the new geoinformation technology. With the help of this technology digital mathematical-cartographical models of the studied territory were created.

9-12

Authors: Alexandr Cherednichenko, Alexey Cherednichenko, Vladimir Cherednichenko

Using linear and polynomial approximation methods and Fourier analysis, time series of temperature at stations of Kazakhstan were analyzed. It was demonstrated that in the last decade, to the south of the fiftieth latitude atmospheric temperature rising has stopped, and to the north, temperature began to drop. Decrease did not begin at the same time and it manifests in different ways.

16-17

Authors: Rovsane Faradzhbeyli, Tapdig Gasanov

Authors describe main problems of irrigation and fishing in the basin of the river Kura within borders of the territory of Azerbaijan using the method of comparative assessment.

21-22

Authors: Vlad Levandovski

The author has offered a new method of forecasting the financial condition of the company. The algorithm is interesting because in practice it shows high accuracy of the forecast. This is achieved through elimination of factors of reduced prediction quality natural for traditional forecasting methods.

26-28

Authors: Alpasha Nabiyev, Durdane Bayramova, Lamiya Velieva, Mansuma Akberzade, Nargiz Safaralieva, Narmin Ahmedli, Narmin Rahmanova, Nurane Yuzbashova, Sabina Guseynova, Yahya Gadirov

Authors describe results of mathematical and cartographical PC-based modeling of homogeneity of the soil cover spatial structure using geo-informational systems on the example of Azerbaijan territory.

6-11

Authors: Silvia Radanova

The article casts light upon the contemporary condition of the flora of the “Zmeyova dupka” Natural landmark, Stara Zagora Region, South Bulgaria. Significant floristic diversity is registered on an area of 40 hectares - 129 species of higher plants (mosses excluded), belonging to 101 genera and 40 families. Investigation is conducted in the 2006 ? 2008 time span and up to date in 2012. Taxonomic structure, ecological and biological type, and the floristic belonging of the components of the flora are analyzed. 4 Balkan endemics and 2 species with Nature preservation status according to the Bulgarian and international legislation are found. According to the existing legislation the territory protects object of the inanimate nature (rocky cave), but the established endemic, tertiary relicts, rare, and medicinal plants require introduction of plant preservation measures.

16-17

Authors: Tetiana Mykytyn

The article deals with feeding peculiarities of two species of ants: Formica rufa and F. polyctena in the Ukrainian Carpathians for subsequent use for protection of forests from pests.

23-25

Authors: Mihail Nikonov

The results of practical use of introduced species in the Novgorod region are described.

30-33

Authors: Valentina Gontar

Bryozoan fauna of the Providence Bay was unstudied. Thirty two species and subspecies are recorded in the Bay for the first time. Biogeograpical composition and vertical distribution are given for all bryozoan species. The bryozoan fauna of the Providence Bay has coldwater appearance.

38-42

Authors: Hokuma Kuliyeva, Ulker Sultanova

The influence of distinction of forage on a physiological condition of specimens of the Apsheron population of the American white butterfly is studied for the first time. It was proved that the beginning and duration of the pupate process doesn’t depend on the systematic position of a fodder plant on which the American white butterfly caterpillars develop. The physiological condition, i.e. metabolism level depends on the forage composition. In the physiological context, the 2nd generation pupae are much stronger than the 1st and if conditions allow to be formed, even the 3rd generation. It is established that depression level in the American white butterfly population dynamics is defined by the physiological condition of wintering pupae, in particular the quantity of reserve substances in a adipose body.

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Authors: Tatiana Kozhevnikova, Vladimir Mamontov

This article analyzes problems of agricultural modernization strategy, institutional modernization of the agrarian sector in the region and financial strategy.

6-8

Authors: Alexander Vlasov, Alexey Kuritsyn, Ekaterina Abyzova, Valentina Belonogova

The resource-management research of wild medicinal plants has been carried out in Perm region for 30 years. The monitoring has shown that reduction of reserves and areas covered by medicinal plants is connected with human activities. The most exposed species of medicinal plants belong to ruderal vegetation.

12-14

Authors: Svetlana Ermolaeva, Tatyana Ezhova

Physical development is one of objective indicators of a state of health of the population that changes now very sharply, as well as other indicators (diseases, death rate, infantile death rate, average life expectancy, etc.). Methods of the statistical accounting and analysis of the data about physical development of the population have received a deep scientific substantiation and are widely used in practical research activity of establishments of public health services. As a result of research the assessment of anthropometrical indicators of schoolboys of rural municipal unions of the Ulyanovsk region is made. Researches were made in the territory of the Ulyanovsk region from 2008 till 2011. Eight areas with different quality of social and ecological factors of environment have been chosen for the research. Among schoolboys of the senior and average age group schoolboys from only two areas have harmonious development.

19-22

Authors: Mihail Nikonov

Impact of natural and anthropogenic factors on timber ecosystems in various timber landscapes is considered.

28-32

Authors: Lyudmila Telepneva

The possibility of creation of different biostructures from elementary particles of lipoproteins in pre-cellular period of life development is considered.

38-41

Authors: Andrey Petrukovich, Boris Tsugkiev, Ella Ramonova, Irina Zugkieva, Ruslan Kabisov

A high-grade and healthy food is one of the most important and necessary conditions for preservation of life and national health.

44-46

Authors: Catherine Malaya, Valentin Piontkovsky

On the basis of reliable actual material, the author shows epizootic situation on cattle leukosis in Kazakhstan and Kostanay region, as well as diagnostics of this disease in the country and main problems of prophylaxis and elimination of the disease.

50-53

Authors: Tatjana Derezina, Tatjana Owtscharenko

The authors focus on the fact that in the development of immunopathology of piglets the big role belongs to the violation of the vitamin-mineral metabolism. Therefore, the importance of research, aimed at development of the comprehensive farmacocorrection of the immunodeficiency state of piglets.

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Authors: Alexander Manaenkov, Maxim Kostin, Vyacheslav Shkurinskiy

Authors present materials on assessment of growth and the current state of massive petiolate oak trees in dry steppe, their dependence on the soil and climate, silvicultural factors. The ways of increasing their durability and drainage efficiency are offered.