EFFECTS OF EUCALYPT PLANTATION ON UNDERSTORY PLANT COVER AND SOME SOIL PARAMETERS IN COMPARISON TO NEXT NATURAL FOREST IN ASTARA OF IRAN

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MORAGHEBI F.; ALI AHMAD KOROURI S.; KHANJANI SHIRAZI B.; TEYMOURI MARYAM; HEMATI ARSALAN

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Forest and Poplar Research Year:2005 | Volume:13 | Issue:1 (19) Page(s): 93-109

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EFFECTS OF EUCALYPT PLANTATION ON UNDERSTORY PLANT COVER AND SOME SOIL PARAMETERS IN COMPARISON TO NEXT NATURAL FOREST IN ASTARA OF IRAN

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FORESTATIONQ2

EUCALYPTUSQ2

NATURAL FORESTQ2

PLANT UNDERSTORYQ2

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About 30 years ago, a eucalypt species trial was conducted in Caspian coastal forest of Iran at Astara, after c1eilf felling the natural Querco - Carpinetum forest type. The aim of the study was investigation the effect eucalypt plantation on understory plant cover component and soil properties .For this purpose, the understory species and their frequency was determined in both EUCALYPTUS plantation and next NATURAL FOREST. The Sorenson method was used to study the heterogeneity homogeneity of plant communities Furthermore, the soil Na+, K+, organic matter and electrical conductivity (EC) were measured. Results showed that there was only 54% homogeneity between the understory plant cover of two sites according to Sorenson index that indicated the significant effects of Eucalypt plantation on kind and frequency of species. The amounts of Na+, K+, organic matter and EC was less in eucalypt plantation site than the NATURAL FOREST site. The results showed that there was only 54% homogeneity between the understory plant cover of the two sites according to Sorenson Index and significant effect of eucalypt plantation on flora. The amount of Na+, K+, EC and organic matter in eucalypt plantation site was less than the NATURAL FOREST site. It was concluded that eucalypt plantation on NATURAL FOREST sites should be limited due to its significant effects on sol and flora.

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MORAGHEBI, F., ALI AHMAD KOROURI, S., KHANJANI SHIRAZI, B., TEYMOURI, MARYAM, & HEMATI, ARSALAN. (2005). EFFECTS OF EUCALYPT PLANTATION ON UNDERSTORY PLANT COVER AND SOME SOIL PARAMETERS IN COMPARISON TO NEXT NATURAL FOREST IN ASTARA OF IRAN. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOREST AND POPLAR RESEARCH, 13(1 (19)), 93-109. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/110970/en

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MORAGHEBI F., ALI AHMAD KOROURI S., KHANJANI SHIRAZI B., TEYMOURI MARYAM, HEMATI ARSALAN. EFFECTS OF EUCALYPT PLANTATION ON UNDERSTORY PLANT COVER AND SOME SOIL PARAMETERS IN COMPARISON TO NEXT NATURAL FOREST IN ASTARA OF IRAN. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOREST AND POPLAR RESEARCH[Internet]. 2005;13(1 (19)):93-109. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/110970/en

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F. MORAGHEBI, S. ALI AHMAD KOROURI, B. KHANJANI SHIRAZI, MARYAM TEYMOURI, and ARSALAN HEMATI, “EFFECTS OF EUCALYPT PLANTATION ON UNDERSTORY PLANT COVER AND SOME SOIL PARAMETERS IN COMPARISON TO NEXT NATURAL FOREST IN ASTARA OF IRAN,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOREST AND POPLAR RESEARCH, vol. 13, no. 1 (19), pp. 93–109, 2005, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/110970/en

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