Ecological and cenotic diversity of terrestrial biocenoses of the right bank of the Seim river in the park zone of the city of Kursk

Dmitrieva Ekaterina Leonidovna, Zherdeva Svetlana Vladimirovna

This article reflects the results of a study of the species diversity of flora and fauna of the right bank of the Seim River in the city of Kursk. An ecological assessment of terrestrial biocenoses is given and their role in the conservation of biological diversity is determined. Rare and endangered species listed in the Red Book of the Russian Federation and the Kursk region have been identified. In particular, it was possible to trace the stages of development of the mourning wave Rhenthophera morio L., 1767. The threat of anthropogenic influence on the populations of rare and endangered species with disjunctive or borderline range, especially sensitive to human economic activity, has been established.

Keywords:specially protected natural territories, "Nightingale Grove Park", the Seim River, terrestrial communities, diversity of animals, plants and fungi, rare protected species of plants and animals, mourning volnyanka Renthophera morioL., 1767.