Evaluation of vegetation of Lut desert over 50 years

Abstract

Studies showed that over the centuries Lut has been the site of the crossing of troops, researchers and geographers. A noteworthy point is the presence of herbaceous species such as Haloxylon, Calligonum, Stipgrostis and Alhji species in the form of massive forests and the presence of some animal species such as dill, deer, lizard and blind mice in this area. Studies from the last fifty years showed that Zygophyllum, Alhaji, Artemisia, Pteropyrum, Tribulus and Salsola ssp. grown in Lut. A total of about 20 species were identified by the exact location of these plant communities, with only about seven species found over half a century. Do posterity imagine the presence of even a plant species in the endless loot?