A REVIEW OF ASTRAGALUS ERIOCEPHALUS WILD. SYNONYM ASTRACANTHA ERIOCEPHALE (WILD.) PODLECH AN INVASIVE SPECIES FOR RANGELANDS
Sule Erkovan, M. Kerim Gullap, H. Ibrahim Erkovan, Ali Koc
Pages: 268-274
Publié: 28 May 2015
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Résumé: This review summarizes the extensive published literature on Astragalus eriocephalus, which is native to Turkey, Iran and Iraq, by firstly providing an overview of its general description, biology, population ecology, utility and management. We then critically review the ecological literature examining the biotic and abiotic interactions that drive the population and community dynamics of this species followed by information on its invasive status and management. We highlight critical research questions that remain unresolved in the Eastern Anatolian Region in Turkey within the context of an invasive species.
Mots-clés : biology, ecology, utilization, management
Citer cet article : Sule Erkovan, M. Kerim Gullap, H. Ibrahim Erkovan, Ali Koc. A REVIEW OF ASTRAGALUS ERIOCEPHALUS WILD. SYNONYM ASTRACANTHA ERIOCEPHALE (WILD.) PODLECH AN INVASIVE SPECIES FOR RANGELANDS. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Ecology & Safety 9, 268-274 (2015). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1000719/
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