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Elena Marinova Sandy P. Harrison Fran Bragg Simon Connor Veronique de Laet Suzanne A.G. Leroy Petra Mudie Juliana Atanassova Elissaveta Bozilova Hülya Caner Carlos Cordova Morteza Djamali Mariana Filipova‐Marinova Natalia Gerasimenko Susanne Jahns Katerina Kouli Ulrich Kotthoff Eliso Kvavadze Maria Lazarova Elena Novenko Elias Ramezani Astrid Röpke Lyudmila Shumilovskikh Ioan Tanţǎu Spassimir Tonkov 《Journal of Biogeography》2018,45(2):484-499
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Morteza Djamali Matthew D. Jones Jérémy Migliore Silvia Balatti Marianela Fader Daniel Contreras Sébastien Gondet Zahra Hosseini Hamid Lahijani Abdolmajid Naderi Lyudmila S. Shumilovskikh Margareta Tengberg Lloyd Weeks 《Vegetation History and Archaeobotany》2016,25(3):255-269
Ancient Persia witnessed one of its most prosperous cultural and socio-economic periods between 550 bc and ad 651, with the successive domination of the Achaemenid, Seleucid, Parthian and Sassanian Empires. During this period agricultural activities increased on the Iranian plateau, as demonstrated by a remarkable arboricultural expansion. However, available data are not very informative about the spatial organization of agricultural practices. The possible links between climate conditions and agricultural activities during this millennium of continuous imperial domination are also unclear, due to the lack of parallel human-independent palaeoclimatic proxies. This study presents a new late Holocene pollen-based vegetation record from Lake Parishan, SW Iran. This record provides invaluable information regarding anthropogenic activities before, during and after the empires and sheds light on (i) spatial patterning in agricultural activities and (ii) possible climate impacts on agro-sylvo-pastoral practices during this period. Results of this study indicate that arboriculture was the most prominent form of agricultural activity in SW Iran especially during the Achaemenid, Seleucid and Parthian periods. Contrary to the information provided by some Greco-Roman written sources, the record from Lake Parishan shows that olive cultivation was practiced during Achaemenid and Seleucid times, when olive cultivation was significant, at least in this basin located close to the capital area of the Achaemenid Empire. In addition, pollen from aquatic vegetation suggests that the period of the latter centuries of the first millennium bc was characterized by a higher lake level, which might have favoured cultural and socio-economic prosperity. 相似文献
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Shumilovskikh Lyudmila S. Shumilovskikh Elena S. Schlütz Frank van Geel Bas 《Vegetation History and Archaeobotany》2023,32(1):109-109
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Shumilovskikh Lyudmila Sannikov Pavel Efimik Elena Shestakov Igor Mingalev Vitaliy V. 《Biodiversity and Conservation》2021,30(13):4061-4087
Biodiversity and Conservation - The Kungur forest-steppe is the northernmost outpost of European forest-steppe, located in the western pre-Urals within the boreal climatic zone. The co-existence of... 相似文献
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This study links the spores of the recent ascomycete genus Potamomyces with the fossil form-taxa Mediaverrunites. Spores of the only known representative of Potamomyces, P. armatisporus, were found in recent material from Nepal together with a previously unknown spore type described here for the first time as Potamomyces nepalensis-type. Potamomyces is thus not a monotypic genus. The rarely isolated type species P. armatisporus is known as a lignicolous freshwater ascomycete from tropical rivers. Our findings indicate that the genus also lives in damp conditions in terrestrial habitats, and is recently distributed also in subtropical regions. Based on the fossil findings of Mediaverrunites, the genus Potamomyces evolved at least 25 million yr ago at the onset of younger Tertiary. Potamomyces is an excellent example of the potential of interdisciplinary fungal research, combining insights from fungal evolution, taxonomy, ancient and recent distribution and ecology. 相似文献
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Setyaningsih Christina A. Behling Hermann Saad Asmadi Shumilovskikh Lyudmila Sabiham Supiandi Biagioni Siria 《Vegetation History and Archaeobotany》2019,28(6):591-606
Vegetation History and Archaeobotany - Rice is one of the most important subsidence crops, however evidence of the origin and domestication of rice cultivation is still scarce in Indonesia. This... 相似文献
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