there are many medicinal plants in iran but there is lack of information about plants' growth condition and application. autecology is a science which can help us to investigate seasonal and morphological changes and condition that effect on plant distribution. in this study, the autecology and phonological studies for p.abrotanoides were done. at first, vegetation habitats of this plant were c...

the purpose of the present research was to study the properties of natural habitats and growth status of the genus tamarix in miankangi, sistan province, south-eastern iran. selective sampling was used to examine the natural stands structure. then, the one ha-rectangular sample plots were stablished in the stands and surrounding bare lands as control plots. quantitative variables of stands viz....

Analysis of water such as river and lakes can provide an insight into their composition potential impact on the environment. Nsit Ubium River is a fresh body that flows through urban areas in Akwa Ibom state. The locals attached lot socio-economic importance to river, result this humans generated pollutants find way it. Researching autecology microalgae algae sample were collected from for peri...

There are many medicinal plants in Iran but there is lack of information about plants' growth condition and application. Autecology is a science which can help us to investigate seasonal and morphological changes and condition that effect on plant distribution. In this study, the autecology and phonological studies for P.abrotanoides were done. At first, vegetation habitats of this plant were c...

Detailed taxonomic description of Najas marina L. including information on flowering and fruiting time, autecology, distribution in Bangladesh are provided. The diagnostic characters with illustrations behavioural patterns different habitats also Presence Joydia baor indicates that the water quality this is fairly good minor human interference habitats. J. Plant Taxon. 29(2): 183-191, 2022 (Dec...

This paper examines interactions between co-occupants of riverine niches in North West Europe during the Late Upper Palaeolithic using both ecological and archaeological data. It is argued that consideration of both the Lateglacial record and autecology of eel, beaver and horse supports a reinterpretation of some famous but enigmatic panels of Magdalenian mobiliary art as representations of eel...