Aydar-Arnasoy ko’llar tizmida suv sathining o’zgarishi
natijasida bioxilma-xillik arealini torayishi
Z.Z.Yaxshiyeva
F.M.Nurmamatova
A.Qodiriy nomidagi Jizzax davlat pedagogika universiteti
Annotatsiya:
Biologik xilma-xillik ekotizimlarning
ishlashi va odamlarning
rivojlanishiga imkon beruvchi ustundir. Ekotizimda biologik xilma-xillik bo’lmasa,
bugungi
kunda dunyomizda, shu jumladan bizda ham ko’plab o’simliklar va
hayvonlar bo’lmaydi. Biologik xilma-xillik - bu “har xil turdagi o’simliklar va
hayvonlarning soni bilan ko’rsatilgan muhitdagi biologik xilma-xillik”. Bunga har xil
turlar soni va bir tur ichidagi genetik o’zgaruvchanlik kiradi.
Atrof-muhitdagi turli
o’simliklar va hayvonlar ekotizimdagi muvozanatni
saqlash uchun birgalikda
ishlaydi. Ushbu o’zaro ta’sirlar
biz uchun oziq-ovqat,
dori-darmon va yangi
texnologiyalar bilan ta’minlaydigan ishlaydigan tizimlarni yaratadi.
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Kalit so’zlar:
antropogen, flora, fauna, tabiat, sayyora, ta’sir, ko’l, aydar,
arnasoy, drenaj, dori, biologik, suv, xo’jalik, ombor, iqlim, mo’jiza, asrash
Narrowing of biodiversity area as a result of water level
change in Aydar-Arnasoy lake system
Z.Z.Yakhshiyeva
F.M.Nurmamatova
Jizzakh State Pedagogical University named after A.Qadiri
Abstract:
Biodiversity is a pillar that enables ecosystems to function and people
to thrive. Without biodiversity in the ecosystem, many plants and animals would not
exist
in our world today, including us. Biodiversity is “biological
diversity in an
environment as indicated by the number of different types of plants and animals”.
This includes the number of different species and the
genetic variation within a
species. Different plants and animals in the environment
work together to maintain
balance in the ecosystem. These interactions create functioning systems that provide
us with food, medicine, and new technologies.
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https://greentumble.com/life-on-the-brink-of-a-sixth-mass-extinction/
"Science and Education" Scientific Journal / Impact Factor 3.848
March 2023 / Volume 4 Issue 3
www.openscience.uz / ISSN 2181-0842
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