Theoretical foundations of the formation of agricultural landscapes

Authors

  • H. Hutsuliak Прикарпатська державна сільськогосподарська дослідна станція Інституту сільського господарства Карпатського регіону НААН, Ukraine
  • Yu. Hutsuliak Прикарпатська державна сільськогосподарська дослідна станція Інституту сільського господарства Карпатського регіону НААН, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33730/2310-4678.2.2018.276325

Keywords:

natural landscapes, agricultural landscapes, man-caused load, field landscapes, agrolandscape system, landscape structure

Abstract

The theoretical bases of formation of agricultural landscapes are considered and two classes of anthropogenic agricultural landscapes — plain and mountain and types of landscape regional structures are reviewed. It is revealed that the important attribute of agro-landscaping systems is their constant fluctuations around the main trend of their genetic development. Consequently, actions aimed at the system with a view to changing it, on thouse which it can react by a change of productivity, consist only of a limited area of change in the parameters of the place of existence.

References

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Published

2018-05-17

Issue

No. 2 (2018)

Section

THEORY AND PRACTICE OF NATURE USING

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