THE IMPORTANCE OF CLIMATE IN DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF RANGELAND ENCLOSURE ON CHANGE SOME SOIL CHARACTERISTICS OF RANGELANDS

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SHEIDAI KARKAJ ESMAEIL; JAFARI FOOTAMI ISA; NIKNAHAD GHARMAKHER HAMID

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Journal: DESERT ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERING JOURNAL Year:2017 | Volume:5 | Issue:13 Page(s): 39-56

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THE IMPORTANCE OF CLIMATE IN DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF RANGELAND ENCLOSURE ON CHANGE SOME SOIL CHARACTERISTICS OF RANGELANDS

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SHEIDAI KARKAJ ESMAEIL | JAFARI FOOTAMI ISA | NIKNAHAD GHARMAKHER HAMID | Issue Writer Certificate

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CLIMATEQ2

ENCLOSUREQ2

SOIL CHARACTERISTICSQ2

GOLESTAN RANGELANDSQ2

Abstract

This study investigates the effect ENCLOSURE on some SOIL CHARACTERISTICS in two different CLIMATEs; include semi-arid CLIMATE (Incheh boron region) and Cold CLIMATE of semi-humid (Chahar bagh) in Golestan province. In order to do soil sampling by the systematic-random methods, 5 transect were used in each areas and Physical and chemical properties were measure. T-test method was used in order to compare the soil parameters of same depths. Principle component analysis (PCA) and the data ratio percentage changes were used to understand the role of CLIMATE and determine the most important factors that are affected by ENCLOSURE and CLIMATE. The result of PCA showed that the most important factors that affected by ENCLOSURE and CLIMATE and cause to separate sites are Organic carbon, Nitrogen, EC, Caco3 and clay. Results showed that temperature cause to ENCLOSURE have the maximum effect in Incheh boron on Organic carbon and Nitrogen with aigen value (-0.994) and (-0.910), respectively, and cold CLIMATE cause to ENCLOSURE have maximum effect in Chahar bagh on EC, caco3 and clay with aigen value of (0.989), (0.982) and (0.987), correspondingly. According to same ENCLOSURE duration, it seems Mountainous area and cold and freezing have a greater impact on soil properties rather than Rainfall, and subsequently cause to reduce soil changes in this region, so Chahar bagh region needs more time for ENCLOSURE.

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SHEIDAI KARKAJ, ESMAEIL, JAFARI FOOTAMI, ISA, & NIKNAHAD GHARMAKHER, HAMID. (2017). THE IMPORTANCE OF CLIMATE IN DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF RANGELAND ENCLOSURE ON CHANGE SOME SOIL CHARACTERISTICS OF RANGELANDS. DESERT ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERING JOURNAL, 5(13 ), 39-56. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/254483/en

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SHEIDAI KARKAJ ESMAEIL, JAFARI FOOTAMI ISA, NIKNAHAD GHARMAKHER HAMID. THE IMPORTANCE OF CLIMATE IN DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF RANGELAND ENCLOSURE ON CHANGE SOME SOIL CHARACTERISTICS OF RANGELANDS. DESERT ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERING JOURNAL[Internet]. 2017;5(13 ):39-56. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/254483/en

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ESMAEIL SHEIDAI KARKAJ, ISA JAFARI FOOTAMI, and HAMID NIKNAHAD GHARMAKHER, “THE IMPORTANCE OF CLIMATE IN DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF RANGELAND ENCLOSURE ON CHANGE SOME SOIL CHARACTERISTICS OF RANGELANDS,” DESERT ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERING JOURNAL, vol. 5, no. 13 , pp. 39–56, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/254483/en

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