Biocenology (from biocenosis and Greek. Λόγος - word, doctrine, science ) is a biological discipline that studies plant and animal communities in their totality ( living nature ), that is, biocenoses, their structure, development, distribution in space and time, origin. The study of communities of organisms in their interaction with inanimate nature is the subject of biogeocenology .
See also
- Living organization levels
Literature
- Zubkov A.F. Agrobiocenology (short course) // VIZR, SPbSU, SPb-Pushkin, 2005. 76 p.
- Zubkov A.F. Agrobiocenological phytosanitary diagnostics (2nd ed.) // VIZR, St. Petersburg-Pushkin, 2006.388 s.
- Zubkov A. F. Biocenological predictors of modernization of plant protection (Appendix to the journal “Bulletin of Plant Protection”. Issue 13). // VIZR, St. Petersburg-Pushkin, 2014.118 p.
- Zubkov A. F. 80 years of the development of agrobiocenology at the Institute for Plant Protection (Appendix to the journal “Bulletin of Plant Protection”. Issue 15). // VIZR, St. Petersburg-Pushkin, 2015.109 s.
- Zubkov A.F. Agrobiogeocenology in the 80th year of its development and its methodological role in the natural sciences of agroecosystems // VIZR, St. Petersburg-Pushkin, 2015.115 p.