ASSESSMENT OF BIOLOGICAL DAMAGE FROM REDUCTION BIOMASS GROWTH OF THE COMMON PINE

This article discusses the possibility of using an assessment of biological damage as a result of a complex of abiotic factors, including anthropogenic factors. A decrease in the productivity of woody plants, including Scots pine, under the influence of abiotic factors can be considered as a failure of the ecosystem and its trophic levels to receive part of the flows of matter, energy and information and, therefore, considered damage to the environment, or biological damage