Titlebook: Sustainable Land Use in Deserts; Siegmar-W. Breckle,Maik Veste,Walter Wucherer Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidel

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Halophytes on the Dry Sea Floor of the Aral Seaioration of these saline soils. Phytomelioration by artificial planting on the dry sea floor for more rapid closure of the vegetation cover is a great need to minimize the widespread negative effects of salt desertification.

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Flora of the Dry Sea Floor of the Aral Seapodiaceae in the flora amounts to 28.2% (75 species). Along the former coastline on the sands of the dry sea floor from the 1960s the Polygonaceae (.), Fabaceae (.), psammophilous Chenopodiaceae and some representatives of the Poaceae play a major role. The composition of the flora and of the important families is discussed.

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Vegetation Dynamics on the Syrdarya Delta and Modern Land Use chaotic in character. Desertification processes are in progress and expressed in biodiversity loss, convergence of plant communities and simplification of the spatial structure of vegetation cover. Stages of desertification of the meadow vegetation have been shown.

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Deserts, Land Use and Desertification from all parts of the climatic temperature zones of the globe. Deserts and their adjacent semidesertic regions, such as the Sahara, the Negev and Sinai, the Namib, the Atacama and Altiplano, Central Australia, the Mohave in Southwestern USA, the Kyzylkum and Aralkum, and the Kawir in Iran and the A

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The Aral Sea Crisis Regionfrom the Amudarya and Syrdarya are a blatant case. The drying of the Aral Sea, according to the Scientific Board for Global Environmental Changes of the German Federal Republic (WBGU), was declared the greatest environmental disaster caused by mankind in this century by changing the regional water b