Abstract
A multi-year assessment of the impact of the mining industry anthropogenic stress on a stable development of white birch (Betula pendula Roth.) and green strawberries (Fragaria viridis) has been carried out. The results showed that the stable development of the white birch is annually decreasing, which is explained both by the influence of climatic conditions and the increase in anthropogenic load. In contrast to birch, green strawberries demonstrate a strong fluctuation in the indicators of a stable developmental depending on the climatic conditions of the year, which most likely have a decisive influence on the development homeostasis. This species is better used to detect local pollution.
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