Abbaslik village, the study area, is within 5 km of the province center within the boundaries of Bilecik province. The land in the Mediterranean region in terms of plant geography is entering the A2 area according to Davis' ...

As a result of climate change and escalating anthropogenic pressures, the water resources, a vital natural asset, has endured significant degradation both in terms of its quality and quantity in recent times. Protecting ...

Analysis of morhpological traits of living organisms has always created a great interest in biological sciences. In addition to the use of physical traits in systematics studies in botany or zoology, physical traits such ...

This study involves development stages of Calliphora vomitoria (Linnaeus, 1758) species using forensic entomology to estimate after time of death at 15°C and 18°C temperatures and these temperatures are not be found in ...

Fire has become a phenomenon that shape ecosystems around the world since the emergence of terrestrial plants. In Mediterranean ecosystems where natural and human-induced fires frequently occur, dominant vegetation types ...

The aim of this project is to investigate the relative role of anthropogenic and natural drivers shaping fire regimes in Mediterranean type ecosystems of Turkey. In the study, three groups of data including climatic, ...

Cryogels, today, are polymer materials that can find applications in various fields. Cryogels supported structurally by natural materials can serve as a supportive treatment modality in many areas such as wound healing, ...

This study aimed to determine the relationships between the eastern and western population groups of Phyllolepidum cyclocarpum subsp. cyclocarpum, a taxon endemic to Turkey found in the alpine rocks of the Taurus and ...

The steppe is a vegetation type growing throughout the most of Anatolia, consisted of perennial plants with low height and adapted to drought,. The geographical area where Anatolian steppes are found overlaps with the ...

This study investigates the genetic diversity and phylogeographic patterns of lentil and its wild relatives originating from Anatolia and the Fertile Crescent. Lentil, a cultivated plant, is classified within the Lens genus ...