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A. Nekouei, M. Rahimmalek,
Volume 11, Issue 41 (fall 2007)
Abstract
Flora identification of each region plays an important role in the maintenance of natural resources of each country and it is a prerequisite to supplementary phylogenetics and genetic diversity studies. During February 1994 to August 1995, in a two-week interval, vineyards in two districts of Isfahan province, namely Zarinshahr and Tiran & Karvan were visited and weed samples were collected in flowering stages. All collected specimens were identified using specimens present in Herbarium of colleges of agriculture and natural resources of Isfahan University of Technology and other available references. The analysis revealed that in Tiran and Karvan, 84 species belonged to 71 genera and 26 families and in Zarinshahr 62 species belonged to 51 genera and 23 families. Species dominance in both districts belonged to Asteraceae and Gramineae families. Analysis of plant life forms using Raunkiaar method showed that Therophytes with 79.5% and Geophytes with 8.3% were the most frequent life forms in both Zarinshahr and Tiran & Karvan regions.
