… The land use in Central Asia based on the land use/cover classification data from the past
three decades is experiencing considerable changes, especially during the last decade. Most …

… Our data indicate that the desert vegetation in Central Asia had a mean root:shoot ratio of
0.88 ± 0.37. ANOVA showed that vegetation of the temperate shrubby desert presented the …

… The vegetation in Central Asia generally contains two types of plants: the mesophyte plant,
… more fragile in Central Asia. Furthermore, the spatial pattern of vegetation cover is dually …

… vegetation greenness and climatic factors in Central Asia using the Normalized Difference
Vegetation Index … on different vegetation types, and as the vegetation coverage decreases, the …

… The findings of our investigation revealed that the vegetation cover in Central Asia is sparse,
and its spatial distribution exhibits a significant degree of heterogeneity. Specifically, the …

… and unmanaged vegetation cover across Central Asia. The most diverse vegetation dynamics
… non-irrigated vegetation and unmanaged (natural) vegetation across all countries. Natural …

… Studies on the vegetation dynamics in Central Asia are … -temporal variations of vegetation
in Central Asia at the seasonal, … (a) and land cover types (b) of five Central Asian countries …

… vegetation cover changes. Moreover, quantitative evaluations of SE in major basins of Central
Asia (CA… Vegetation cover variation fluctuated significantly from 1982 to 2017. Specifically, …

… Spatial distributions of meteorological stations and different land cover types in Central
Asia. Non-vegetated areas in grey include bare areas, water bodies, and permanent snow and …

… The seasonal dynamics of CO 2 fluxes on desert and semi-desert vegetation of Central Asia
have not been measured and no data exist on their possible and long-term changes. Even …