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Cost-benefit analysis of various methods of exploitation of local communities in summer rangelands of Hezar-Jerib, Behshahr

Shafagh Rastegar; Neda Riahi; Mohammadreza Tatian; Maedeh Ghorbanpour Delivand

Volume 30, Issue 3 , January 2024, , Pages 362-380

Abstract
  Background and objectivesRangelands provides a wide range of products and services to local communities. In the discussion of rangeland management, it is necessary to note that the monoculture economy is fragile. As long as only attention is paid to rangeland forage for livestock feeding, the users' ...  Read More

Investigation of livestock behavior and determining the dependence of Kurdish sheep and native goats on forage sources in forest ecosystem of Tang-e-Dalab in Ilam province

mashaallah mohammadpour; Mohammadreza Tatian; Reza Tamartash; Jafar Hoseinzadeh

Volume 28, Issue 1 , April 2021, , Pages 34-54

Abstract
      Rangelands beneath the forests of Dalab in the northwest of Ilam are grazed from May to November. To investigate the grazing behavior and determine the dependence of livestock on forage resources, three goats and three Kurdish sheep were randomly selected from three herds in the ...  Read More

Survey the potential of halophytes as livestock forage (Case study: rangelands of Houze Sultan-Qom)

Seyed Mahdi Adnani; Mohammad Reza Tatian; Ehsan Zandi Esfahan; Reza Tamartash; Hosein Bagheri

Volume 27, Issue 2 , June 2020, , Pages 215-223

Abstract
  Important and influential factors on livestock production in arid areas are limited water resources, increasing salinity and lack of food. Halophytes are especially important in saline habitats as alternative forage sources. Forage quality is one of the main factors determining the nutritional requirements ...  Read More

Predicting distribution habitat of Artemisia aucheri using Ecological Niche Factor Analysis (Case study: Summer Rangeland of Baladeh, Nour)

Farhad Borna; Reza Tamartash; Mohammad Reza Tatian; Vahid Gholami

Volume 27, Issue 1 , April 2020, , Pages 98-111

Abstract
  The Identification of the affecting factors for establishment of native vegetation in area can help to manage rangelands correctly. Desirable habitat will have a significant impact on the survival and reproduction of species. The development of science of statistics and geographic information systems ...  Read More

An estimation of topsoil organic carbon by combining factor analysis and multiple regression in semi-steppe rangelands of Lazour, Firouzkooh

Rostam Khalifezadeh; Reza Tamartash; Mohammadreza Tatian; Mohammadreza Sarajian Maralan

Volume 25, Issue 3 , November 2018, , Pages 699-712

Abstract
     Organic carbon is one of the most important soil quality indices, affecting almost all physical, chemical and biological properties of the soil. The purpose of this study was to investigate soil spectral and morphometric factors to estimate the organic carbon of topsoil, using factor analysis ...  Read More

Evaluation of the ability of stability assessment method in detecting the degree of stability of the rangelands under different grazing intensities and separating their conditions from each other (Case study: The semi- steppe rangelands of karsanak and bardeh of chaharmahal and bakhtiyari province)

Hamzeh Ali Shirmardi; Atosa Mojiri; Mostafa Saeedfar; Mohamadreza Tatian; Parviz Gholami

Volume 23, Issue 1 , June 2016, , Pages 138-149

Abstract
  Livestock grazing can lead to changes in plant composition. In this study, the effect of four grazing intensities including heavy, moderate, light and no grazing (exclosure) were studied on vegetation indices in order to improve management practices and proper planning for sustainable use of rangelands ...  Read More

Investigation on relation between physicochemical characteristics of marl soils and plant communities (Case study: Birjand plain)

Reza Tamartash; Gholamreza Tatian; Bahjat Reihani; Fatemeh Shokrian

Volume 16, Issue 4 , January 2010, , Pages 481-492

Abstract
  Investigation on vegetation and soil charactristics of marl lands is important in management programs.The study area was Birjand plain. First, geomorphplogical units were identified using topographic, land usability, lithology maps and aerial photoes. After field controlling, sampling was done on homogenic ...  Read More