Mehri Dinarvand; Mohammad Fayaz; Hashem Keneshlo; Kourosh Behnamfar; Sajad Alimahmodi sarab; farhad khaksarian
Volume 29, Issue 1 , February 2022, , Pages 99-111
Abstract
Measuring the diversity and identifying plant vegetation traits and functional groups and classifying them, in addition to helping to accurately identify the vegetative capacity of the area, helps us to understand the vegetation response of the area to disturbances and presence. Potentially resistant ...
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Measuring the diversity and identifying plant vegetation traits and functional groups and classifying them, in addition to helping to accurately identify the vegetative capacity of the area, helps us to understand the vegetation response of the area to disturbances and presence. Potentially resistant species with similar or invasive traits help. The purpose of this study was to investigate and evaluate the vegetative status of the region, the trend of changes and evaluation of the second sequence of dust centers in Khuzestan after planting seedlings in different ways. Functional groups (PFTs) were used. To evaluate the changes in the vegetation of the area by field survey, 15 transects of 100 meters with distances of 50 meters were systematically randomly selected (the first transect was randomly selected and the rest with a defined distance of 50 meters). Due to the uniformity of plant species composition and the absence of environmental effects, a total of 180 fixed plots with dimensions of 1 square meter (location recording with GPS device) were installed. The results of a recent study in three areas of the dust center in the southeast of Ahvaz showed that in selected areas, various irrigation methods along with rainfall will cause significant changes in the percentage of cover (frequency) and the number of species from 2017 to 2020. Functional groups in the Tovayel region with surface irrigation (Faro) In 2020, nine groups were identified, in Bagan region with tanker irrigation and hole digging with seven excavators, and in Hanitieh region with tanker irrigation and hole digging seven functional groups. The results of T-test analysis also showed that there is a significant difference between the average of the two values of all indicators, including the diversity of Shannon and Simpson in March 2017 and March 2020 for all three regions so diversity indicators raised since number of species and cover increased.
Hashem Keneshlo; Hosein Ameri
Volume 19, Issue 2 , September 2012, , Pages 344-354
Abstract
In order to find some phenological phenomena of Atriplex griffithii with climate properties such as as temperature and precipitation, this study was carried out in the north-east of Semnan province from 2001 to 2004.In this survey, 10 Atriplex griffithii were selected and marked. Phonological stages ...
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In order to find some phenological phenomena of Atriplex griffithii with climate properties such as as temperature and precipitation, this study was carried out in the north-east of Semnan province from 2001 to 2004.In this survey, 10 Atriplex griffithii were selected and marked. Phonological stages (germination, vegetative, flowering, seeding, and regrowth) were measured in 15-day periods while reproductive traits were measured in 7-10 day intervals. Analysis of climatic data and recorded phonological stages showed that the growth of Atriplex griffithii varied with the fluctuations of drought and temperature in different seasons and two distinctive stages (vegetative and seeding) were recognized for each year. The first growth stage started from late winter and continued to mid-August and the second growth stage started from second half of August and ended in second half of December. Flowering started from May and seeds matured in June. Phonological stages also differed among geographical directions due to differences in rainfall, temperature and evaporation rate as flowering and seeding stages in southern slopes occurred in May and June and in northern slopes were in October and November, respectively. Obtained results can help range managers to set a time calendar for livestock entry and exit and also grazing season.