Fabaceae (leguminous species) is the third-largest family of angiosperms. Floristical and vegetation analysis studies of wild leguminous species in Taif, Saudi Arabia were the prime aims of the current work. General survey of the studied area resulted to the selection of three different locations (Alshafa area (with its different habitats), Wadi seesed and Taif Hawia road (cutting many small wa...

floristic studies are fundamental for the applied sciences such as rangelandmanagement and conservation. unique ecological and climatic conditions in the northernkhorasan province (nkp) make it a remarkable habitat for the floristic studies. plant specieswere collected from 50 field sites, representing major habitats of winter and rural rangelands.surveys were conducted during active growth per...

Understanding the key aspects of plant regeneration from seeds is crucial in assessing species assembly to their habitats. However, the regenerative traits of seed dormancy and germination are underrepresented in this context. In the alpine zone, the large species and microhabitat diversity provide an ideal context to assess habitat-related regenerative strategies. To this end, seeds of 53 spec...

sorkhankol wildlife refuge with an area of 1209 ha is located in the central part of anzali wetland. in total, 81 species belonging to 35 families and 68 genera were surveyed and identified on the basis of a floristic study from july 2013 through june 2014. the largest families are poaceae (11 taxa), asteraceae (8 taxa) apiaceae, brassicaceae and cyperacae (5 taxa). the dominant life forms were...

The intensive abiotic activity, but not only that, has brought about the invasion of allochtone (non-native) species in natural and semi-natural degraded ecosystems our country. invasive influence succesional dynamics floristic composition plant communities, occupying increasingly more space. Biological plants is considered to be one most serious threats biodiversity alluvial meadow vegetation....