Ecology of Endangered Plant Species at Wadi Al-Afreet (North Western Coast), Egypt.
Eman Gamal Ahmed Mohamed;
Abstract
Wadi Al-Afreet, North Western Coast of Egypt, holds many threatened range species especially endangered ones. This study identifies factors influencing the species and functional diversity of plant commuties in Wadi Al-Afreet. Floristic composition, species abundance and soil properties. Also, with the aid of geographical information system and remote sensing applications the general status of Wadi Al-Afreet has been assessed. The results showed that Wadi Al-Afreet comprised 73 species, Asteraceae had the highest contribution, therophytes and chamaephytes were the most frequent.
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| Title | Ecology of Endangered Plant Species at Wadi Al-Afreet (North Western Coast), Egypt. | Other Titles | بيئة الأنواع النباتيه المهددة بالانقراض بوادى العفريت (الساحل الشمالي الغربى)، مصر. | Authors | Eman Gamal Ahmed Mohamed | Issue Date | 2019 |
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