INTRODUCTION OF MEDICINAL PLANTS OF MOUNTAINOUS RANGELANDS IN NORTH WEST IRAN WITH EMPHASIS ON INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND TRADITIONAL (CASE STUDY: THE KHARABESANJI RANGELANDS ECOSYSTEM OF URMIA)

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BAHRAMI B.; KAMALI P.

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Journal: NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS OF IRAN Year:2013 | Volume:3 | Issue:2 Page(s): 59-69

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INTRODUCTION OF MEDICINAL PLANTS OF MOUNTAINOUS RANGELANDS IN NORTH WEST IRAN WITH EMPHASIS ON INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND TRADITIONAL (CASE STUDY: THE KHARABESANJI RANGELANDS ECOSYSTEM OF URMIA)

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BAHRAMI B. | KAMALI P. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MEDICINAL PLANTSQ2

LIFE FORMSQ2

KHARABESANJIQ2

URMIAQ2

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Knowledge of MEDICINAL PLANTS in the field of natural resources in each region is one of the fundamental steps in the field of sustainable development of MEDICINAL PLANTS and can provide important basic information in this field. In this study mountainous rangelands of KHARABESANJI with an area of 2715 hectares in the North West of Iran in URMIA city was chosen to identify and collect MEDICINAL PLANTS. In order to introduce species of medicinal and aromatic plants collected from the area, various flora were used. Results indicated that 61 plant species belonging to 14 families were present in the area. Biological form of 61.93% of species are Hemicryptophytes and 16.39% are Therophytes. Phanerophytes, camophyts and geophytes are 9.75, 6.55 and 3.40% of species respectively. A total of 46 species of MEDICINAL PLANTS belonging to 14 families were collected and identified. Statistical comparison of MEDICINAL PLANTS and herbs collected from the entire region showed that 75% of the plants, are medicinal. doing this research significantly increases the number of plants recorded in the region. In addition to the major consumer of MEDICINAL PLANTS, their food consumption by the indigenous people who are sold into the green. Due to the number of medicinal species in this region, we can say this rangeland ecosystem can be viewed as a natural habitat for natural resources exploiting, especially basic education about harvesting MEDICINAL PLANTS.

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BAHRAMI, B., & KAMALI, P.. (2013). INTRODUCTION OF MEDICINAL PLANTS OF MOUNTAINOUS RANGELANDS IN NORTH WEST IRAN WITH EMPHASIS ON INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND TRADITIONAL (CASE STUDY: THE KHARABESANJI RANGELANDS ECOSYSTEM OF URMIA). NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS OF IRAN, 3(2), 59-69. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/215246/en

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BAHRAMI B., KAMALI P.. INTRODUCTION OF MEDICINAL PLANTS OF MOUNTAINOUS RANGELANDS IN NORTH WEST IRAN WITH EMPHASIS ON INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND TRADITIONAL (CASE STUDY: THE KHARABESANJI RANGELANDS ECOSYSTEM OF URMIA). NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS OF IRAN[Internet]. 2013;3(2):59-69. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/215246/en

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B. BAHRAMI, and P. KAMALI, “INTRODUCTION OF MEDICINAL PLANTS OF MOUNTAINOUS RANGELANDS IN NORTH WEST IRAN WITH EMPHASIS ON INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND TRADITIONAL (CASE STUDY: THE KHARABESANJI RANGELANDS ECOSYSTEM OF URMIA),” NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS OF IRAN, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 59–69, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/215246/en

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