Secondary Succession of Vegetation of Technogenous Landscapes in Oil Extraction Sites
L. V. CHALYSHEVA
Abstract
On the example of one of intensively exploited petroleum deposits of the Komi Republic - the Vozeisky deposit - peculiarities of overgrowing of various forms of technogenous relief in oil extraction sites (borehole clusters) have been followed up. The species composition of plants from secondary phytocenoses has been studied. It has been demonstrated that the most important limiting fsactors of overgrowing is the phytotoxicity and the water regime of the substrate. Development of plant communities goes as the course of secondary anthropogenous succession with preservation of the zonal features of the flora
