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The Root Results of Oak Sudden Death in Plain Barm, Zagros Forest, Fars, Iran

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  • Yousef Taghi Mollaei

    (Department of Forest Sciences, Ilam University, Iran)

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Quercus is a dominant genus throughout Zagros mountain forest and has been for the past 5,000 years or more. Oak distribution has shifted in response to changes in climate, disturbance regime, and human population and culture. Oak dominance has decreased throughout the 10 years of since 1998. In the recent decades the Mediterranean and semi-Mediterranean forests have been faced with climate changes. Zagros forest is 5milion ha of Iran forest that located in west of Iran. Most of species is oak involve Persian oak (Quercus. Brantii Lindl). During of 1998-2014 several reported of sudden oak dead with charcoal disease (fungi disease). The disease was spread of all Territory of Zagros Mountain that caused to dead of 1miliom hectare of oak. In the Zagros Mountains we would attitude ‘integration’ through a strong focus on local participation. Aims to conserve the biodiversity by using participatory approaches that ensure the active involvement of local people. Iran loss 1.5milion ha of its forests through spread of disease and pest in Zagros Forest. These include the charcoal disease and Chrysobothris Parvipunctata beetle of Buprestidae family that become aggressive on stressed trees, and several root and stem decay fungi. In its study we were surveyed the root results of oak sudden death in plain Barm, Zagros forest, Fars, Iran.

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  • Yousef Taghi Mollaei, 2019. "The Root Results of Oak Sudden Death in Plain Barm, Zagros Forest, Fars, Iran," JOJ Wildlife & Biodiversity, Juniper Publishers Inc., vol. 1(2), pages 47-60, June.
    • Handle: RePEc:adp:jjojwb:v:1:y:2019:i:2:p:47-60
    DOI: 10.19080/JOJWB.2019.01.555558
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