Baldratia salicorniae – Salicornia fruticosa Interaction and Modeling of Their Habitat in Egypt By Using Maxent Technique.
KAMEL, MOHAMED;
Abstract
In some regions of the Deltaic Mediterranean coastal land of Egypt, Baldratia salicorniae Kieffer, 1897 (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) is a gall-forming insect that induces fleshy galls on the stem of Salicornia fruticosa (L.) L. (Family: Amaranthaceae). the current study tried to investigate the interaction of B. salicorniae with its host plant S. fruticosa in some regions of the Mediterranean coast and study the effect of altitude and vegetation cover on galls induction. In addition, to estimate the predicted geographic distribution habitats of B. salicorniae and its host plant S. fruticosa in Egypt by using MaxEnt technique.
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| Title | Baldratia salicorniae – Salicornia fruticosa Interaction and Modeling of Their Habitat in Egypt By Using Maxent Technique. | Authors | KAMEL, MOHAMED | Keywords | Galls;Mediterranean coast;Salicornia fruticosa;Baldratia salicorniae;Distribution;Maxent;Interactions | Issue Date | 18-Aug-2020 | Publisher | Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences E. Medical Entom. & Parasitology | Journal | Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences E. Medical Entom. & Parasitology | Volume | 12 | Issue | 2 | Start page | 27 | End page | 41 |
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