A. Aghajani Bazzazi, A. Adib, M. Shapoori, Mohammad ali Farjoudi Ahangari, Amir Hossein Bangian Tabrizi
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Selection of suitable plant species for Sungun copper mine reclamation by multiple attribute decision making methods (AHP-SMARTER-TOPSIS). Environmental Sciences. 20(2): respectively. Native tree species such as Ficus carica , Fraxinus excelsior , and Juglans regia were selected for the alkaline region, in a decreasing order. Conclusions: From the selected tree species for this region, the more successful species in reducing pollution and preventing soil erosion are preferred. Robinia pseudoacacia is not considered one of the native trees of the region. Yet, because it is more successful than other trees in environmental protection, it was selected as the superior plant species for this region. Among the native species of the region, Acer campestre has priority due to the purpose of preserving the environment.