طبیعت‌گردی با گیاهان ایران فارسی 1402

"Nature Tour with Iran's Plants" is a work written by "Majid Eskandari" in which he introduces more than a thousand plant species observed in Iran through text and images. This four-hundred-and-seventy-page book, which was published by the Iranian Science Publishing House, provides the audience with the classification of plants based on the most well-known and tangible methods of classification and introduces them to the reader based on the general color of these plants. Topography, altitude, water, and soil reserves determine the vegetation characteristics of an area. Almost one-tenth of Iran's soil is forest, most of which is in the Caspian region. In this area, broad-leaved oak, beech, near, elder, walnut, sparrow's tongue, myrtle, and some evergreen broad-leaved trees can be found. Thorny shrubs and ferns are also abundant. In "Nature Tour with Iran's Plants", "Majid Eskandari" also goes to Zagros mountains and examines oak forests and elm, maple, blackberry, walnut, pear, and pistachio trees. Also, in this book, willow, fir, and plantain trees, and many creeping species that grow in the valleys are introduced. The thin masses of juniper trees, almonds, barberry, milkweed, and wild fruit trees in the dry middle plateau and thorny shrubs that form the ground cover of the steppes, along with the species of wormwood or wormwood that grow in the middle altitudes of the desert plains and rolling areas are also in this book. Are classified. Acacia, dwarf palms, side trees, and scattered shrubs are also found below 900 meters and are also mentioned here. In "Nature Tour with Iran's Plants", the forests along the surface or underground waters have been examined and the oases that support vines and gorse, poplar, date, moor, linden, acacia, willow, elder, plum, and mulberry have also been discussed. is