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PigeonPeas_Seed_Production_Area.tab
Jul 24, 2026 - Geographical Coverage - IAP
Tabular Data - 629 B - 1 Variables, 17 Observations - UNF:6:0zgy460OJptjf8yaMVLeQg==
DataDictionary_ElementDescription.csv
Jul 24, 2026 - Certified Seeds Production Data - IAP
Comma Separated Values - 1.5 KB - MD5: 501257baed096bc4e5202aa4763dd247
ICARDA ISI Journal Articles 2018 dataset
Jul 10, 2026 - Big Data and ICT
Jani, Sara; Bonaiuti, Enrico; Wery, Jacques, 2019, "ICARDA ISI Journal Articles 2018 dataset", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766.1/C4OABW, MELDATA, V11
The data contains the list of journal articles published in ISI Journals by the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA) Scientists during the year 2018 with the quartiles analysis to study the journal article relevance to each research topic based...
Study I - Research Data Management Questionnaire Responses
Jul 10, 2026 - Big Data and ICT
Feger, Sebastian; Pertiwi, Cininta; Bonaiuti, Enrico, 2021, "Study I - Research Data Management Questionnaire Responses", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766.1/FK2/REFFD7, MELDATA, V11
The dataset contains the responses to a questionnaire on Research Data Management (RDM) practices collected at ICARDA/CGIAR level. The survey was conducted in 2020/2021.
Impact of rest duration and land tenure on biomass (productivity) of degraded rangelands in Tunisia
Jul 9, 2026 - Building resilient integrated crop-livestock farming systems
Louhaichi, Mounir; Gamoun, Mouldi; Ben Salem, Farah; Belfekih, Ezzeddine; Ghouhis, Fethi, 2019, "Impact of rest duration and land tenure on biomass (productivity) of degraded rangelands in Tunisia", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766.1/FK2/QBZTMV, MELDATA, V30
To investigated changes in the spatial and temporal patterns of community structure and rangeland function in response to the period of rest. A total of 20 sites in southern Tunisia (Tataouine) covering more than 15000 ha including 12 private rangelands and 4 communal subjected t...
Raw data for rangeland vegetation sampling of Central Asia rangelands
Jul 9, 2026 - Sustainable use and management of scarce water and land resources
Rajabov, Toshpulat; Clifton, Kathryn; Shaumarov, Makhmud; Louhaichi, Mounir, 2015, "Raw data for rangeland vegetation sampling of Central Asia rangelands", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766.1/FK2/YXFYLD, MELDATA, V25
The datasets holds data about rangeland vegetation sampling that was conducted during the spring of 2015 in Karakalpakstan using transect sampling to understand the grazing impact in different land tenure regimes. The collected data includes vegetation density, biomass, species c...
The Relevance of Rest Periods in Rangeland Management for Biomass Rehabilitation in Tataouine, Tunisia, Spring 2017
Jul 9, 2026 - Sustainable use and management of scarce water and land resources
Louhaichi, Mounir; Ouled Belgacem, Azaiez; Abdelkader, Mohamed; Ben Salem, Farah, 2017, "The Relevance of Rest Periods in Rangeland Management for Biomass Rehabilitation in Tataouine, Tunisia, Spring 2017", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766.1/FK2/IKPUUB, MELDATA, V29
Field visits were carried out during March 2017 and allowed to identify and classify the sites subjected to rest according to the land tenure system and age of the implementation of the technique. During these visits, the main plant communities of the protected rangeland as well...
Impact of rest duration and land tenure on plant species density (Annual and perennial species) of degraded rangelands in Tunisia
Jul 9, 2026 - Building resilient integrated crop-livestock farming systems
Louhaichi, Mounir; Gamoun, Mouldi; Ben Salem, Farah; Belfekih, Ezzeddine; Ghouhis, Fethi, 2019, "Impact of rest duration and land tenure on plant species density (Annual and perennial species) of degraded rangelands in Tunisia", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766.1/FK2/ZC9K8J, MELDATA, V27
To investigated changes in the spatial and temporal patterns of community structure and rangeland function in response to the period of rest. A total of 20 sites in southern Tunisia (Tataouine) covering more than 15000 ha including 12 private rangelands and 4 communal subjected t...
The Relevance of Rest Periods in Rangeland Management for Plant Density in Tataouine, Tunisia, Spring 2017
Jul 9, 2026 - Sustainable use and management of scarce water and land resources
Louhaichi, Mounir; Ouled Belgacem, Azaiez; Abdelkader, Mohamed; Ben Salem, Farah, 2017, "The Relevance of Rest Periods in Rangeland Management for Plant Density in Tataouine, Tunisia, Spring 2017", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766.1/FK2/X9IYIU, MELDATA, V28
In southern Tunisia, rangelands are overexploited because the animal needs highly exceed plant production. For most of the skeletal desert soil, the overall vegetation covering oscillates between 1 and 10%; the perennial aerial biomass is lower than 100 kg of dry matter (DM)/ha/y...
The Relevance of Rest Periods in Rangeland Management for Plant Cover and Species Composition in Tataouine, Tunisia, Spring
Jul 9, 2026 - Sustainable use and management of scarce water and land resources
Louhaichi, Mounir; Ouled Belgacem, Azaiez; Abdelkader, Mohamed; Ben Salem, Farah, 2019, "The Relevance of Rest Periods in Rangeland Management for Plant Cover and Species Composition in Tataouine, Tunisia, Spring", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766.1/FK2/ZAJDIV, MELDATA, V28
In southern Tunisia, rangelands are overexploited because the animal needs highly exceed plant production. For most of the skeletal desert soil, the overall vegetation covering oscillates between 1 and 10%; the perennial aerial biomass is lower than 100 kg of dry matter (DM)/ha/y...
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