Year: 2023
Type: conference-abstract
Abstract: This formation is due to Halostachyseto belangerianae, a tall, halophilous shrub, common in humid salt marshes and saline soils.The edifier of the formation - Halostachys belangeriana (Moq) Botsch is a succulent, halophilous shrub with a height of 60-120 cm, the stems are very branched. It has fleshy dark green branches, the branches appear to be leafless. The diameter of the umbrella reaches 110-200 cm. Young pods are bluish, cylindrical, jointed, juicy, and turn black in winter. The seeds are small, egg-shaped. The vegetation period begins in June, it blooms and bears fruit in July-November.It can be used as a source of fuel and potash. It forms the insurance fund for fodder in winter pastures. In winter, especially after frosts, it is well eaten by camels and cattle. It contains an optically inactive amino acid and an active C 9H 13 O alkaloid, which has a sedative effect similar to that of ephedrine.The formation is represented by 6 associations:1) Halostachys belangeriana;2) Halostachys belangeriana+Tamarix ramosissima+T.meyeri3) Halostachys belangeriana – Eremopyrum triticeum4) Halostachys belangeriana-Halocnemum strobilaceum5) Halostachys belangeriana–Salicornia europeae6) Halostachys belangeriana–Petrosimonia brachiata.
Source: All Sciences Abstracts
Author: Sanubar Aslanova
Institution: Azerbaijan State Pedagogical University
Language: English
Subfield: Plant Science
Domain: Life Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4388895045