Title of article
Investigating the Environmental Status of Haloxylon Plantations in Aran va Bidgol Deserts (Isfahan‑Iran)
Author/Authors
arokh, marzieh kashan university of medical sciences - social determinants of health research center - department of environment health, Kashan, Iran , nikbakhat, reza kashan university of medical sciences - social determinants of health research center - department of environment health, Kashan, Iran , dehghani, rouhullah kashan university of medical sciences - social determinants of health research center - department of environment health, Kashan, Iran , rabbani, davarkhah kashan university of medical sciences - social determinants of health research center - department of environment health, Kashan, Iran , miranzadeh, mohammad bagher kashan university of medical sciences - social determinants of health research center - department of environment health, Kashan, Iran , moosavi, gholam abbas kashan university of medical sciences - social determinants of health research center - department of environment health, Kashan, Iran
From page
31
To page
36
Abstract
Aims: A large part of Iran is located in an arid area that is exposed to the influx of quicksand. This research has been done to investigate the environmental situation of Haloxylon plantations in Aran and Bidgol deserts. Materials and Methods: This research is a descriptive study. First, 31 plots with Haloxylon and two plots without Haloxylon were selected in Aran and Bidgol deserts, and the parameters of cover density, tree height, wind, humidity, and temperature in those plots were measured. Results: The results showed that 80% of the Haloxylon in the study area was green and 20% of them were dried. Temperatures and wind speed were lower in plots that had Haloxylon and higher humidity than plots without Haloxylon. Conclusion: The data from this study show that the greenness of the Haloxylon was related to the altitude. Moreover, the temperature, humidity, and wind speed had a remarkable relationship with the presence of Haloxylon and the greenness and their height.
Keywords
desertification , diseases , environment
Journal title
International Archives of Health Sciences
Journal title
International Archives of Health Sciences
Record number
2657704
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