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The Effect of Crataegus pseudomelanicarpa Pojark. Canopy on Soil Total Carbon and Particulate Organic Matter in Grazed and Ungrazed Areas in Alborz Rangelands, Noor County, Iran

R Erfanzadeh, F Barzegaran, S Saber Amoli
Journal Paper , , {Pages }

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Spatial variation of soil chemical properties in relation to the canopy of two cushion plants Astragalus myriacanthus and Acantholimon spinosum in Yazd province

S Hazhir, R Erfanzadeh, M Jafari
Journal Paper , , {Pages }

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Effect of different shrub species on their sub‐canopy soil and vegetation properties in semiarid regions

R Erfanzadeh, M Yazdani, AM Arani
Journal Paper , , {Pages }

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Different effects of woody species with different crown structure on some of the most important qualitative characteristics of soil (Case study: rangelands of Haluposhteh …

A Mohebali, R Erfanzadeh, M Jafari
Journal Paper , , {Pages }

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Soil seed bank characteristics in relation to different shrub species in semiarid regions

M Hadinezhad, R Erfanzadeh, H Ghelichnia
Journal Paper , , {Pages }

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Climatic condition effects on the components of plant diversity in the western Iran grasslands using multiplicative partitioning methods

R Omidipour, R Erfanzadeh, M Faramarzi
Journal Paper , , {Pages }

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Study on the Type of Cultivated Species on Soil Quality Factors with Emphasizing on Microbial Respiration in the Natural Rangelands

Reza Erfanzadeh, Hamed Joneidi
Journal PaperRangeland , Volume 14 , Issue 1, 2020 April 10, {Pages 11-Jan }

Abstract

Journal of Rangeland نشریه علمی پژوهشی مرتع.

Inhibiting soil loss and runoff from small plots induced by an individual freeze-thaw cycle using three rangeland species

Milad Hatefi, Seyed Hamidreza Sadeghi, Reza Erfanzadeh, Morteza Behzadfar
Journal PaperInternational Soil and Water Conservation Research , 2020 June 17, {Pages }

Abstract

This study investigated the role of three rangeland species viz. Agropyron trichophorum, Medicago sativa, and Lolium prenne on mitigating of effects of a freeze-thaw (FT) cycle on runoff generation and soil loss from small experimental plots. Small plots (0.5 ? 0.5m) were prepared in three replicates for control (i.e., under a FT cycle only) and treatments (i.e., individually planted with the study species and subject to a FT cycle). The treated plots were then placed at a slope of 20% and subjected to simulated rainfall with intensity of 70 mm h−1 and 30?min duration. The results of the study showed a significant effect (P?

Effect of cushion plants on the soil seed bank in overgrazed semiarid regions

Reza Erfanzadeh, Shadi Hazhir, Mohammad Jafari
Journal PaperLand Degradation & Development , Volume 31 , Issue 8, 2020 May 15, {Pages 990-1000 }

Abstract

Evaluation of soil seed bank (SSB) in relation to biotic environmental factors could be important in degraded areas, since SSB is one of the major sources that facilitates the recovery of degraded plant communities after disturbances such as grazing, flooding and drought. The aim of this study was to investigate the role of Astragalus myriacanthus and Acantholimon spinosum on SSB characteristics. Soil sampling was carried out in four different positions (upslope edge, downslope edge, center and outside) of each cushion in semiarid mountainous regions in Iran. Then, SSB composition and density, species diversity and richness of SSB in each position were estimated using the germination method. The results of the nonmetric multidimensional sc

Shrub effects on germinable soil seed bank in overgrazed rangelands

Reza Erfanzadeh, Ali A Shayesteh Palaye, Hassan Ghelichnia
Journal PaperPlant Ecology & Diversity , 2020 February 14, {Pages 10-Jan }

Abstract

Background: Little information is available about the effects of different species of shrubs on the composition of the soil seed bank (SSB) and how the SSB could contribute to restoration of degraded grasslands.Aims: We determined the role of three dominant shrubs on SSB characteristics and evaluated their potential for their possible use in rangeland restoration projects.Methods: Ten sites, each containing three shrub species (Onobrychis cornuta, Berberis integerrima and Juniperus sabina) and a herbaceous patch (control) in close proximity, were sampled and their SSB density, richness and diversity were determined.Results: Density of the SSB at 0–5 cm depth was lowest under J. sabina and highest under herbaceous vegetation, but did not d

Climatic condition effects on the components of plant diversity in the western Iran grasslands using multiplicative partitioning methods

Reza Omidipour, Reza Erfanzadeh, Marzban Faramarzi
Journal PaperCaspian Journal of Environmental Sciences , 2020 August 21, {Pages 10-Jan }

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This study aimed to investigate the effects of different climatic conditions (arid vs. semi-arid) on patterns of species richness and plant diversity as well as plant composition in two over-grazed regions. The regions were located in the west of Iran, closed to each other and different in climatic conditions. Based on the aridity index of De Martonne climate classification, Rika (I = 9.94) and Dalab (I = 18.54) were categorized as arid and semi-arid regions, respectively. In each region, we collected plant vegetation data from a nested sampling design consisted of local (80 plots) and regional (8 sites) scales. Patterns of plant diversity and species richness in each region, and similarity of plant composition between the two regions were

Improvement of the seedling emergence method in soil seed bank studies using chemical treatments

Reza Erfanzadeh, Maryam Daneshgar, Hassan Ghelichnia
Journal PaperCommunity Ecology , Volume 21 , Issue 2, 2020 July , {Pages 183-190 }

Abstract

The seedling emergence method (SEM) is the most frequently used method for studying the soil seed bank. The main problem with this method is that it cannot provide a complete assessment of the seed flora present in the soil because its results are influenced by seed dormancy. In order to break seed dormancy of the soil seed bank, SEM can be combined with some chemical treatments. The objectives of this study were to determine the best chemical treatment which is able to overcome seed dormancy, and to study the effects of different chemical treatments on soil seedling emergence of different plant functional groups. Therefore, twenty soil samples were collected in the early spring in subalpine rangelands in northern Iran. Each soil sample was

Comparison of substratum litter quality between three shrub plants in Marvast, Yazd province, Iran.

M Yazdani, R Erfanzadeh, AM Arani
Journal PaperIranian Journal of Range and Desert Research , Volume 27 , Issue 1, 2020 January , {Pages }

Abstract

Plant litter is one of the best factors in the protection and stability of soil and by decomposition decomposition Subject Category: Miscellaneous

Improvement of the seedling emergence method in soil seed bank studies using chemical treatments

Reza Erfanzadeh, Maryam Daneshgar, Hassan Ghelichnia
Journal PaperCommunity Ecology , Volume 21 , Issue 2, 2020 July , {Pages 183-190 }

Abstract

The seedling emergence method (SEM) is the most frequently used method for studying the soil seed bank. The main problem with this method is that it cannot provide a complete assessment of the seed flora present in the soil because its results are influenced by seed dormancy. In order to break seed dormancy of the soil seed bank, SEM can be combined with some chemical treatments. The objectives of this study were to determine the best chemical treatment which is able to overcome seed dormancy, and to study the effects of different chemical treatments on soil seedling emergence of different plant functional groups. Therefore, twenty soil samples were collected in the early spring in subalpine rangelands in northern Iran. Each soil sample was

Effect of cushion plants on the soil seed bank in overgrazed semiarid regions

Reza Erfanzadeh, Shadi Hazhir, Mohammad Jafari
Journal PaperLand Degradation & Development , Volume 31 , Issue 8, 2020 May 15, {Pages 990-1000 }

Abstract

Evaluation of soil seed bank (SSB) in relation to biotic environmental factors could be important in degraded areas, since SSB is one of the major sources that facilitates the recovery of degraded plant communities after disturbances such as grazing, flooding and drought. The aim of this study was to investigate the role of Astragalus myriacanthus and Acantholimon spinosum on SSB characteristics. Soil sampling was carried out in four different positions (upslope edge, downslope edge, center and outside) of each cushion in semiarid mountainous regions in Iran. Then, SSB composition and density, species diversity and richness of SSB in each position were estimated using the germination method. The results of the nonmetric multidimensional sc

Soil seed bank characteristics in relation to different shrub species in semiarid regions

Reza Erfanzadeh, Mahbubeh Hadinezhad, Hassan Ghelichnia
Journal PaperAuthorea Preprints , 2020 May 6, {Pages }

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Little information is available about the effects of different species of shrubs on the composition of the soil seed bank (SSB) in semiarid regions. We determined the role of three dominant shrub species on SSB characteristics and evaluated their potential for their possible use in rangeland restoration projects. Fifteen sites, each containing three shrub species (Amygdalus scoparia, Daphne mezereum and Ebenus stellata) and a herbaceous patch (control) in close proximity, were sampled and their SSB density, species richness and diversity at 0-10 cm depth were determined. The results showed that the density of the SSB was highest under A. scoparia (1133 seeds per m2) and lowest in herbaceous vegetation (110 seeds per m2). Species richness an

Inhibiting soil loss and runoff from small plots induced by an individual freeze-thaw cycle using three rangeland species

Milad Hatefi, Seyed Hamidreza Sadeghi, Reza Erfanzadeh, Morteza Behzadfar
Journal PaperInternational Soil and Water Conservation Research , Volume 8 , Issue 3, 2020 September 1, {Pages 228-236 }

Abstract

This study investigated the role of three rangeland species viz. Agropyron trichophorum, Medicago sativa, and Lolium prenne on mitigating of effects of a freeze-thaw (FT) cycle on runoff generation and soil loss from small experimental plots. Small plots (0.5?× 0.5m) were prepared in three replicates for control (i.e., under a FT cycle only) and treatments (i.e., individually planted with the study species and subject to a FT cycle). The treated plots were then placed at a slope of 20% and subjected to simulated rainfall with intensity of 70?mm?h−1 and 30?min duration. The results of the study showed a significant effect (P?

Shrub effects on germinable soil seed bank in overgrazed rangelands

Reza Erfanzadeh, Ali A Shayesteh Palaye, Hassan Ghelichnia
Journal PaperPlant Ecology & Diversity , 2020 February 14, {Pages 10-Jan }

Abstract

Background: Little information is available about the effects of different species of shrubs on the composition of the soil seed bank (SSB) and how the SSB could contribute to restoration of degraded grasslands.Aims: We determined the role of three dominant shrubs on SSB characteristics and evaluated their potential for their possible use in rangeland restoration projects.Methods: Ten sites, each containing three shrub species (Onobrychis cornuta, Berberis integerrima and Juniperus sabina) and a herbaceous patch (control) in close proximity, were sampled and their SSB density, richness and diversity were determined.Results: Density of the SSB at 0–5 cm depth was lowest under J. sabina and highest under herbaceous vegetation, but did not d

Study on the Type of Cultivated Species on Soil Quality Factors with Emphasizing on Microbial Respiration in the Natural Rangelands

Reza Erfanzadeh, Hamed Joneidi
Journal PaperRangeland , Volume 14 , Issue 1, 2020 April 10, {Pages 11-Jan }

Abstract

Journal of Rangeland نشریه علمی پژوهشی مرتع.

Comparison of substratum litter quality between three shrub plants in Marvast, Yazd province, Iran.

M Yazdani, R Erfanzadeh, AM Arani
Journal PaperIranian Journal of Range and Desert Research , Volume 27 , Issue 1, 2020 January , {Pages }

Abstract

Plant litter is one of the best factors in the protection and stability of soil and by decomposition decomposition Subject Category: Miscellaneous

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