نتایج جستجو برای: relative factor to plant cover and soil contains canopy cover

تعداد نتایج: 18483857  

Journal: :desert 2013
m. jafari m. biniaz e. janfaza m.j. nematolahi m. karimpour reyhan

relationships between soil factors and vegetation types in playa of damghan was investigated. six vegetationtypes including artemisia.sieberi, arundo. sp, artemisia.sieberi-peganum.harmala, alhagi.cammelerom,artemisia.sieberi-petropyron.sp, tamarix.passerinoides-halocnemum strobilaceum. one bare land was recognized inthe study area and the research was conducted within mentioned types. canopy p...

Journal: :Revista de biologia tropical 2012
Rosalva García-Sánchez Sara Lucía Camargo-Ricalde Edmundo García-Moya Mario Luna-Cavazos Angélica Romero-Manzanares Noé Manuel Montaño

Prosopis laevigata and Mimosa biuncifera are frequently found in arid and semiarid shrublands, but scarce information is available about their influence on plant community structure and soil fertility. We compared plant community structure, diversity and soil nutrients of three semiarid shrubland sites located in Mezquital Valley, Mexico. These sites differ in their dominant species: Site 1 (Bi...

2017
Daniel L Zvirzdin Bruce A Roundy Nicholas S Barney Steven L Petersen Val J Anderson Matthew D Madsen

Wildfires can create or intensify water repellency in soil, limiting the soil's capacity to wet and retain water. The objective of this research was to quantify soil water repellency characteristics within burned piñon-juniper woodlands and relate this information to ecological site characteristics. We sampled soil water repellency across forty-one 1,000 m2 study plots within three major wildfi...

Ehsan Zandi Esfahan Karim Bagherzadeh Seyyed Morteza Abtahi,

Tragacanth Gum is one of the most important medicinal and industrial productsof rangelands and is obtained from the incision of gum tragacanth-producing Astragalusincluding Astragalus keyserlingii. The conservation of Astragalus species in rangelandshas a special place in terms of economic profit and soil conservation. The increase in priceof gum tragacanth in recent years and more attention of...

Abdolreza Bahremand Adel Sepehri Hossein Barani Manijeh Tavan Seid Ali Hoseini

Infiltration rate of water into the soil depends on the factors such as rock and litter cover, canopy cover, rainfall intensity, coarse material, land slope, soil texture and amount of initial soil moisture. The most important factors that are effective in the water infiltration rate of rangelands are livestock trampling and vegetation reduction due to the overgrazing. In present study, through...

Vegetative characteristics of plant species are strongly dependent on habitat environmental conditions. Most Salt cedar (Tamarix ramosissima) individuals grow on unsuitable soil and climate conditions. One of the important habitats of this species is near Abyaneh in Isfahan Province. To investigate the relation of edaphic factors on the growth of T. ramosissima, three plots 400m2 in area were r...

Journal: :journal of rangeland science 2010
m.t. gaemi m. akbarzade sh. abedi

the study of the exclosure effects on the vegetation changes undergrazing and non-grazing conditions in the rangeland areas has particularimportance in the rangeland improvement and revivification projects. theresearch was accomplished in semi-steppe khoybilehvar area, from 1999 to2005. vegetation cover was annually measured within fixed plots during transact.the results showed that during nine...

Journal: :Remote Sensing of Environment 2021

Drought stress is a major contributing factor to plant mortality across the globe. effects are often studied at local scale, but recent advances in remote sensing allow for observations of water status broad geographic scales. The vegetation optical depth (VOD) derived from satellite-based surface microwave emission has been shown be sensitive canopy content, which increasingly recognized as an...

2000
Henning Skriver Jesper Schou Wolfgang Dierking

The potential of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) for land-cover mapping applications has since long time been recognized. The main advantage of the SAR is its all-weather mapping capability, which secures the mapping independent of cloud cover that may prevent acquisition by optical and infrared sensors. Furthermore, the backscattering of the radar waves is sensitive to the dielectric properties...

آذرنیوند, حسین, عرفانزاده, رضا , غضنفریان, فاطمه,

This study aimed to investigate the effect of canopy trees and shrubs: Pistacia atlantica, Amygdalus scoparia, Amygdalus eburnean on the species diversity and richness of soil seed bank. Ten individuals of each species were selected and one quadrate was established in and outside of crown canopy of each species. In each plot, soil samples were collected from 0-5 and 5-10 cm depths. GLM was appl...

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