Response of Vicia variabilis to Some Ecological Factors in the Zagros Forests of Iran

Jalilian, Nastaran; Mirdavoudi, Hamidreza; Paykani, Mostafa Nemati; Rahimi, Habibollah

doi:10.1016/j.rama.2021.09.007

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“…Eriostemones three sections, Biflores, Saxatiles and Sylvestres, were recognized [6,55]. The section Biflores has around 20 species [6,55,57,58]; in this study, we determined that 15 of those species are in the study area. We found only a single species (T. sylvestris) of sect.…”

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Ecoregional and Phytogeographical Insights into the Distribution of Tulipa in the ‘Nature Imperiled’ Area of Central Asia for Effective Conservation

Asatulloev,

Dekhkonov,

Yusupov

et al. 2023

Diversity

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Tulipa L. (Liliaceae) comprises approximately 150 species. Although Central Asia, the main center of its diversity, includes around 66 species, detailed mapping of their distribution is limited and research on their ecoregional and phytogeographical dispersion is insufficient. This study aimed to map and analyze the distribution patterns of Tulipa across the Central Asian ecoregions and phytogeographical regions to identify potential hotspots for effective conservation efforts. The results identified the Gissaro-Alai open woodlands ecoregion, which hosts 41 species of Tulipa, as the leading hotspot ecoregion. The Ferghana Valley phytogeographical district (Afghano-Turkestan province) was found to be the most suitable habitat for 25 species of Tulipa. We also determined that altitude has a strong influence on the diversity of Tulipa and indicating increase of species richness as elevation rises. However, as elevation rises up from ca. 2000 m a.s.l. species richness also decreases slightly. An analysis of the distribution of sections of Tulipa in Central Asia revealed that around 61% of all species dwell in this area and that the sections Kolpakowskianae and Biflores, which have their greatest diversity of species, are specific to this area. The findings provide valuable insights into the distribution of Tulipa and allow for feasible recommendations and suggestions for their conservation.

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Ecoregional and Phytogeographical Insights into the Distribution of Tulipa in the ‘Nature Imperiled’ Area of Central Asia for Effective Conservation

Asatulloev,

Dekhkonov,

Yusupov

et al. 2023

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“…with researchers attempting to comprehend the evolution of Plant biodiversity over time and the factors that influence its spatial distribution [1]. Abiotic environmental factors have a significant impact on the distribution and performance of plant species [2][3][4]. Abiotic variables regulate plant population dynamics and community features in dry or semi-arid habitats [5].…”

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Study of plant biodiversity and spatial distribution of spontaneous vegetation in semi-arid region (Tebessa Province. Northeast Algeria)

Gacem,

Souahi

2024

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The semi-arid is a climate characterized by precipitation that is. insufficient to maintain crops and where evaporation often exceeds rainfall. Vegetation is one of the most sensitive indicators of environmental changes understanding the patterns of biodiversity distribution and what influences them is a fundamental pre-requisite for effective conservation and sustainable utilization of biodiversity. In this study. our focus was on examining the vegetation diversity in the semi-arid region of Tebessa. which falls within the Eastern Saharan Atlas domain in North Africa’s semi-arid zone. Plants were sampled at 15 sites distributed across the study area. The quadrat method was used to conduct floral surveys. The sampling area of each sample was 100 square meters 10 m × 10 m (quadrat). Each quadrat was measured for species richness (number of species). abundance (number of individuals). and Richness generic (plant cover). Based on the floristic research. 48 species were found. classified into 21 families. with Asteraceae accounting for 34.69% of the species and Poaceae accounting for 14.28%.

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Assessment of the stand structure of protective forest monitoring based on statistical models in Irano-Turanian phytogeographical regions of Iran

Zandebasiri,

Sagheb‑Talebi,

Jahanbazi Goujani

et al. 2023

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Response of Vicia variabilis to Some Ecological Factors in the Zagros Forests of Iran

Cited by 4 publications

References 39 publications

Ecoregional and Phytogeographical Insights into the Distribution of Tulipa in the ‘Nature Imperiled’ Area of Central Asia for Effective Conservation

Ecoregional and Phytogeographical Insights into the Distribution of Tulipa in the ‘Nature Imperiled’ Area of Central Asia for Effective Conservation

Study of plant biodiversity and spatial distribution of spontaneous vegetation in semi-arid region (Tebessa Province. Northeast Algeria)

Assessment of the stand structure of protective forest monitoring based on statistical models in Irano-Turanian phytogeographical regions of Iran

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