6 results for "Mehdi Moameri"
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Factors affecting the downturn of traditional livestock husbandry in local communities of northwestern rangelands of Iran
Abstract Currently, a combination of natural and human factors has led to the lack of cost-effective production, resulting in the downturn of traditional animal husbandry (DTLH) in rural regions. This research aims to investigate the factors contributing to the DTLH in indigenous communities in…
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An efficient estimation of crop performance in sheep fescue (Festuca ovina L.) using artificial neural network and regression models
Abstract Festuca ovina L. (sheep fescue), a perennial grass plant found in mountainous regions, is important from both an ecological and economic viewpoint. However, the variability of biological yield of sheep fescue due to its reliance on different characteristics makes it difficult to accurately…
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Multisensor Assessment of Leaf Area Index across Ecoregions of Ardabil Province, Northwestern Iran
Leaf area index (LAI), one of the most crucial vegetation biophysical variables, is required to evaluate the structural characteristic of plant communities. This study, therefore, aimed to evaluate the LAI of ecoregions in Iran obtained using Sentinel-2B, Landsat 8 (OLI), MODIS, and AVHRR data in…
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Modeling habitat suitability of Dorema ammoniacum D Don. in the rangelands of central Iran
Abstract The purpose of this study was to evaluate the predictive accuracy of habitat suitability models, identifying the potential distribution range of Dorema ammoniacum, and its habitat requirements in the rangelands of Yazd province, central Iran. Bafgh, Mehriz and Nadoushan, were three…
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Determining changes in carbon sequestration and some soil properties in the elevation gradient of rangelands in the north of Sablan, Iran
Introduction Rangeland ecosystems cover more than half of the earth's land surface, these ecosystems have high carbon sequestration and cause the formation of about 10% of the total biomass carbon reserves and 30% of soil carbon. Carbon sequestration potential differs according to plant species…