An analysis of actinomycete complex structure in Cambisoil of South-East Baltic for the purposes of environmental monitoring

This article presents soil analysis of the microflora of natural and urban ecosystems that are exposed to the conditions of antropogenic pollution. methodological basis for this work was founded upon the qualitative evaluation of different groups of microorganisms and upon systemic classification of soil actinomycetes that were extracted from antropogenically altered cambisoils. this research was conducted in 2015,on the territory of kaliningrad region,russia,in south-eastern baltic region. as a result of this study,we gathered material that was indicating prevalent role of actinomycetes in the structure of soil microbiocenosis. we also detected pigmented types of actinomycetes that were resistant towards antropogenic pressures as well as actinomycetes that served as indicators of negative changes in the environment. results of this study will serve as a foundation for warehousing data on soil microbiological monitoring and for planning future events focused on bioremediation of polluted soils. © 2017,university of mohammed premier oujda morocco.