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Plant Community Traits of Shohada Protected Area, West Azerbijan, Iran
Author(s) -
A Hassanzadeh Gorttapeh,
Lala MALK MOHAMADI
Publication year - 2010
Publication title -
notulae scientia biologicae
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2067-3264
pISSN - 2067-3205
DOI - 10.15835/nsb213566
Subject(s) - geography , biology , agroforestry
Shohada Protected Area, consisting of Shohada Valley and it’s adjacent areas with an area of 577 hectares is located in south of Urmia, and is known as an important natural plant station of Urmia. It is studied with respect to the important factors which influence the vegetation cover in whole, particularly, with regard the composition and formation of plant communities. To study the area, BrownBlanquet’s method was used. Plant samples were taken from 77 sample plots. The study resulted in recognition of four herbaceous types and seven shrub types in the studied area. In addition, the investigation led to the fact that the most important factors which influence the vegetation cover, are: geographical orientation, altitude, gradient and soil texture. The study also resulted in preparation of a colored vegetation map with a scale of 1:20000.

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