Autobiography

Ametov A. Born in 1943, Kazakh, union member. In 1967 he graduated from the Faculty of Biology of the Kazakh State University. S.M.Kirov. From 1968 to 1971 was a graduate student of KazSU. In 1974, he successfully defended his thesis on the topic “Ecomorphosis of the root system of plants in natural phytocenoses of the flat part of the Almaty and Taldykorgan regions” in the specialty 03.00.05 - Botany. While studying in graduate school, and then working as a junior researcher, he constantly led research expeditions, traveled extensively in the provinces of Kazakhstan, studying the root system of plants, both in conditions of natural growth and in culture. At the same time, Ametov A. was engaged in studying the flora of the Republic of Kazakhstan. All this gave him the opportunity to become equally familiar with both the mountain and desert flora of Kazakhstan. Ametov A. on pedagogical work since 1981, initially was an assistant, senior lecturer, associate professor, and currently serves as professor in the department of biodiversity and biological resources. Over the years he has mastered the methods of teaching well and has become one of the leading teachers of the department. He is currently lecturing on general courses “Botany” for the specialty “Biology” in undergraduate studies. In addition, A. Ametov reads special courses "Vegetation of Arid Regions", "Plant Geography", "Basics of Meadow Studies", "Useful Plants of Kazakhstan", "Rare, endemic and relict plants of Kazakhstan and their protection", "Briology", "Preservation of biological diversity and rational use of vegetation cover for undergraduates of 1, 2 kusros in the specialty 0M061300-Geobotanika, Vegetation of deserts and steppes and their protection etsialnosti «6D061300-Geobotany". In addition, he annually leaves for field training with a student of 1-2 courses. He is the supervisor of coursework, final works and master's theses. He has published 90 scientific papers, including one monograph, two textbooks "Botany" and "Systematics of higher plants. Part 1. Archegonial plants "," Practical work on the systematics of inzzhe plants "in collaboration with OAAbdrakhmanov, AOAbdrakhmanova for university students in the Kazakh language.," 500 tests on the systematics of higher plants "in collaboration with P. M.Myrzakulovym and S.G.Nesterova. In 2009, Ametov A. co-authored with E.O. Ochkur wrote a test textbook for 6 and 7 grades of a 12-year school in two languages ​​(Kazakh and Russian), which a