Abstract
Roots of plants stable soils on slope and provide resistance against the forces that improve slope instability. In NW of Iran (East Azerbaijan Province), rangelands was utilized with animal grazing and changed to agricultural land use, this vegetation is unsuitable vegetation on slope to stable them. We studied Euphorbia seguieriana to determine its root biomass characteristics. Data were collected with accidental sampling method (1*1 m) with 10 cm-diameter core in this aria. In total of 9 plots were collected and 45 samples were studied in this research. Minimum, maximum and mean root biomasses of this plant were 13.3, 20 and 16.5 g, respectively. Key words: Euphorbia seguieriana, Iran, landslide, soil protection.
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