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Study of the phenology of range species important and range soil readiness for managing of Suitable entry and exit time of livestock in semi steppic ranges of centeral Alborz

Saeed Rashvand

Volume 22, Issue 1 , June 2015, , Pages 143-157

Abstract
  Studying the phenology of range species is important in determining the time for livestock entry to and exit from rangeland. This research was conducted in semi-steppe rangelands of Alamoot, Qazvin for four years during 2007 to 2010. Among 82 species, six key species were selected of which four species ...  Read More

Studying the phenological stages of Thymus kotschyanus and Artemisia aucheri in Alamot semi-steppe rangelands, Ghazvin

Saeed Rashvand; Ali Ehsani; Hasan Yeganeh; Anvar Sour

Volume 21, Issue 4 , March 2015, , Pages 591-603

Abstract
  Knowledge of the phenological stages of species constituting a plant community has a considerable importance in grazing management to achieve the goals of sustainable production. The study of plant phenology is critical for monitoring, management and conservation of ecosystems. In this research, ...  Read More

Comparison of phenology of Artemisia aucheri in semi-steppe regions of Iran

Ali Ehsani; Mamak Ahmadian; Saeed Rashvand; Mohammad Ali Dehghani Tafti; Mostafa Zare

Volume 21, Issue 1 , June 2014, , Pages 13-23

Abstract
  Study of the phenology of range key species is important to regulate and apply proper management for sustainable utilization of rangeland forage. In this study, the phenological stages of Artemisia aucheri were examined as a key species at three sites of different semi-steppe regions during 2007-2010. ...  Read More

Investigation on potential of desertification in terms of decay of vegetation Case study: Rude shoor, Qazvin

Saeed Rashvand; Jamal Mosafaee; Mohammad Darvish; Ammar Rafee emam

Volume 20, Issue 1 , June 2013, , Pages 38-49

Abstract
  Vegetation and biological production is one of the most important factors in providing human needs and sustainability of ecosystems and living organisms. Otherwise, the natural lands will become desert and non-residential regions. Deterioration of vegetation is one of the major causes of desertification. ...  Read More

Sustainability of forage production of some rangeland species using univariate method in mountainous rangelands of Middle Alborz, Qazvin province

Saeid Rashvand; Hoshmand Safari; Parvaneh Ashouri sanjabi

Volume 19, Issue 2 , September 2012, , Pages 355-369

Abstract
  In this study, sustainability of forage production in some rangeland species of mountainous rangelands of Alamut Qazvin was investigated. These mountainous rangelands are located in the highlands of North-Eastern city of Qazvin as a part of south basin of central Alborz Mountains. The rainfall of these ...  Read More