RELATIVE PALATABILITY OF PLANT SPECIES FOR CAMEL IN SOUTHWEST OF BIRJAND DESERT AREA

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ABD ELAHI V.; DIANATI TILAKI G.A.; FARZADMEHR J.; SOHRABI HORMOZ

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Journal: Journal of Rangeland Year:2009 | Volume:3 | Issue:3 Page(s): 428-443

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RELATIVE PALATABILITY OF PLANT SPECIES FOR CAMEL IN SOUTHWEST OF BIRJAND DESERT AREA

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ABD ELAHI V. | DIANATI TILAKI G.A. | FARZADMEHR J. | SOHRABI HORMOZ | Issue Writer Certificate

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PALATABILITYQ2

FEEDING MINUTES METHODQ2

CAMEL GRAZING RANGELANDSQ2

BIRJANDQ2

Abstract

One of the most important aspects in rangeland management science is PALATABILITY and plant selection while grazing which plays an important role in determining condition, capacity and rangeland tendency. On the one hand, PALATABILITY is relative and the collection of present plant species in a field "is studied with a certain type of livestock. So far, no written results have been reported about the seasonal changes in camels grazing tendency. Considering lack of enough information about camel food in different seasons and importance of determining palatable species in correct utilize of rangeland, it's really necessary to do this research. In this regard, this research is preformed in Sarchah Ammary, a desert region located in South west of BIRJAND, to recognize palatable plant species from domestic point of view and expanding their growing in the region. For this purpose in study area in three different periods (spring, autumn and summer), FEEDING MINUTES METHOD was used and plant selection was studied with regard to 5 camels. In this technique, an animal was closely followed for 30 min during feeding. Data were analyzed by helping SPSS 11.5 software. The results showed that among the available plant species Seidlitzia rosmarinus was remarkably the most utilized specie during all season. Also, Tamarix ramosissima in spring was the second specie that chosen by the livestock and in autumn it has been eaten remarkably by livestock and other species was rarely eaten in three seasons. Comparing PALATABILITY in different seasons shows that there is no seasonal difference in plant species selection by camel.

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FORAGE QUALITY AND PALATABILITY OF PLANT SPECIES IN ZARRIN-DASHT RANGELANDS

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ABD ELAHI, V., DIANATI TILAKI, G.A., FARZADMEHR, J., & SOHRABI, HORMOZ. (2009). RELATIVE PALATABILITY OF PLANT SPECIES FOR CAMEL IN SOUTHWEST OF BIRJAND DESERT AREA. RANGELAND, 3(3), 428-443. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/136404/en

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ABD ELAHI V., DIANATI TILAKI G.A., FARZADMEHR J., SOHRABI HORMOZ. RELATIVE PALATABILITY OF PLANT SPECIES FOR CAMEL IN SOUTHWEST OF BIRJAND DESERT AREA. RANGELAND[Internet]. 2009;3(3):428-443. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/136404/en

IEEE: Copy

V. ABD ELAHI, G.A. DIANATI TILAKI, J. FARZADMEHR, and HORMOZ SOHRABI, “RELATIVE PALATABILITY OF PLANT SPECIES FOR CAMEL IN SOUTHWEST OF BIRJAND DESERT AREA,” RANGELAND, vol. 3, no. 3, pp. 428–443, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/136404/en

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