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Volume 25 (2018)
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The effect of pruning on forage yield and vitality of Atriplex canescens species in saline habitats of Meyghan playa, Arak, Iran

Ali Farahani; Hamidreza Mirdavoudi; Gholamreza Goudarzi

Volume 29, Issue 4 , January 2023, , Pages 498-512

Abstract
  Atriplex canescens James is one of the successful non-native species in improving and rehabilitating the desert rangelands of Markazi province, which has been cultivated in a large area of saline habitats along the Meyghan playa (about 12,000 ha) since 1981. This species after a few years of growth becomes ...  Read More

Determine the most appropriate of allowable use of Salsola laricina (Case study: Khoshkerood-e- Saveh)

Sedigheh Zare kia; Farhang Ghasriani; Mina Bayat; Hajar Nemati

Volume 22, Issue 2 , August 2015, , Pages 266-274

Abstract
  Allowable use is one of the most important factors in determining grazing capacity. The present study was carried out to determine the allowable use of Salsola laricina in Khoshkerood site of Saveh. In this research, four treatments including  25%, 50% ,75% harvesting and no harvesting (control) ...  Read More

Determination of desert area of Markazi province from the vegetation point of view

Akbar Gandomkar Ghalhary; Mohammad Khosroshahi; Gholam reza Godarzi; Hojat ... ZAhedi pur; Esmaeil Azez abadi

Volume 17, Issue 1 , September 2010, , Pages 149-165

Abstract
   Desert is a location in which life of plant and animal is hardly possible. In desert formation, different parameters including: climate, geology, vegetation, pedology, hydrology and geomorphology are special and their interaction to each other plays an important role. For desert area vegetation ...  Read More

Reliability of ETM+ and TM data for estimating vegetation cover of arid areas rangelands (case study Markazi province of Iran)

Hosein Arzani; Hasan Kaboli; Hamid reza Mirdavoodi; Mahdi Farahpoor

Volume 15, Issue 3 , January 2008, , Pages 320-347

Abstract
  Importance of permanent range assessment is advice, because of continuous change, ecological aspects and economy of rangelands. The wide area of rangelands and facilities limitation for regular monitoring cause the requirement of the remote sensing application. The objective of present study was investigation ...  Read More

Determination of agricultural and rangeland ecological capability of Markazi using GIS

Hamid reza Mir davoodi; Hojat.. Zahedi poor; Hamid reza Moradi; Gholam reza Godarzi

Volume 15, Issue 2 , January 2008, , Pages 242-255

Abstract
  Improper management and unsuitable exploitation of land are the two most important problems of land resources utilization in the country. Unsuitable pattern of landuse together with sever landuse changes causes different environmental crisis including: environmental pollution and deterioration, expanding ...  Read More

Estimation of carbon sequestration in Astragalus rangelands of Markazi province (Case study: Malmir rangeland in Shazand region)

Noor ... Abdi; Hasan Madah arefi; Ghava din Zahedi amiri

Volume 15, Issue 2 , January 2008, , Pages 269-282

Abstract
  Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations have substantially increased in recent decades. Land management practices, however, offer opportunities to mitigate the rise in atmospheric CO2 concentration through sequestration of this additional carbon via storage in plant biomass and soil organic matter ...  Read More

Relationships between the most important ecological factors and rangeland vegetative using multivariate data analysis methods. (case study :South of Markazi province)

Hamid reza Mirdavoodi; Hojat... Zahedi; Masud Shakoei; Javad Tourkan

Volume 13, Issue 3 , February 2006, , Pages 201-211

Abstract
  The initial step of each phenomenon is complementary recognizing and understanding of its relationship with other effecting and affecting phenomena. Regarding rangeland vegetation as the first chain of nutrition in rangeland's ecosystems, recognition of its homogeneous areas and vegetation type classification ...  Read More