Cədvəl 2
Şəkil 3.
Samur-Yalama Milli Parkının ərazisinin bitkiliyinin sıxlıq (həmçinin, sağlamlıq) dərəcəsinə
görə sinifləndirilməsi
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Nəticədə, Samur Yalama Milli Parkının meşələri aşağı sıxlıqlı və normal dərəcədə sağlam
(canlı) bitki örtüyü olan meşələr kategoriyasına aid edilmişdir. Göstəricilərin gələcək illərdə daha
çox enməməsi üçün Milli Parkın meşələrinin inkişaf planı hazırlanması və meşəbərpa prosesinin
gücləndirilməsi vacibdir. NDVI vasitəsilə Samur-Yalama Milli Parkında bitki örtüyünün 30 illik
dəyişmə dinamikasının monitorinqi ilə bağlı tədqiqatlarımız davam etməkdədir.
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