نتایج جستجو برای: arid regions is typically meager

تعداد نتایج: 7366196  

Journal: :Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society 2015

2011
Adel A. Elsherbini Victor Lee Danial Ehyaie Michael Benson Mark Haynes Yuriy Goykhman Hatim Bukhari Xueyang Duan Meysam Moallem Yong Jun Song Sangjo Choi

Nowadays the growth of deserts is one the most important problems in Iran. This phenomenon has many reasons such as growth of population, global changes in the climates and many undesirable consequences such as the erosion of agricultural soils and immigration of rural people to urban regions mainly to the capital of Iran, Tehran. Isfahan province is one of the semi-arid and desert regions in t...

Journal: :desert 2008
a. a. shamsipour s. k. alavipanah h. mohammadi a. azizi f. khoshakhlagh

drought is a major problematic phenomenon for the mostly semi-arid country of iran. the north centralregions of iran (north of esfahan and ghom province) have suffered from severe droughts several times duringthe last three decades. the frequent occurrence of drought in these regions is due to low and inconsistentprecipitation, abnormally high temperatures, increases in surface albedo and evapo...

2016
Yao Zhang Xiangming Xiao Luis Guanter Sha Zhou Philippe Ciais Joanna Joiner Stephen Sitch Xiaocui Wu Julia Nabel Jinwei Dong Etsushi Kato Atul K. Jain Andy Wiltshire Benjamin D. Stocker

Carbon uptake by terrestrial ecosystems is increasing along with the rising of atmospheric CO2 concentration. Embedded in this trend, recent studies suggested that the interannual variability (IAV) of global carbon fluxes may be dominated by semi-arid ecosystems, but the underlying mechanisms of this high variability in these specific regions are not well known. Here we derive an ensemble of gr...

2011

1. Definitions 1.1. Types of Aridity 1.2. Levels of Aridity 2. Paleoperspective 3. People and Land Use in Arid Lands 3.1. Foragers/Hunter–gatherers 3.2. Agriculturists 3.3. Pastoralists 4. Geomorphology of Arid and Semiarid Lands 5. Biological Diversity in Arid Lands 5.1. Arid and Semiarid Lands Plants and their Uses 5.2. The Future of the Conservation of Wild Plants in Arid Regions 6. Climatic...

Journal: :Austral Ecology 2023

Fire is a dominant process shaping the Australian landscape and in many regions frequency severity of wildfires are predicted to increase under climate change. The primary impact fire on fauna typically indirect through habitat In particular, mesic forests different animal species favoured at times since as complexity increases with vegetation recovery. However, this will not necessarily be cas...

Journal: :Soil systems 2023

Healthy soils provide the foundation for sustainable agriculture. However, soil health degradation has been a significant challenge agricultural sustainability and environmental quality in water-limited environments, such as arid semi-arid regions. Soils these regions is often characterized by low organic matter (SOM), poor fertility, overall productivity, thus limiting ability to build SOM. So...

Journal: Desert 2017

The most important impacts of climate change relate to temperature and precipitation. Precipitation is particularly important, because changes in precipitation patterns may lead to floods or droughts in different areas. Also, precipitation is a major factor in agriculture and in recent years interest has increased in learning about precipitation variability for periods of months to annual and s...

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