Ecological Study on Weed Flora of Orchards in the Nile Delta Region - Serag, Mamdouh Salem;Elkomy, Ahmed Gamal
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A survey was made for the most of common weeds in the study area as well as the dominant, associated and rare species. Five sites were selected for this survey, random sample of weeds, fixing and making herbarium sheets for these weeds and deposited them in Herbarium of Botany & Microbiology Department, Faculty of Science, Damietta University. The characteristics of the soil where these weeds growing in the orchards of new Damietta were analyzed. The most habitat types in the study area were namely, orchards, sandy fertile cultivated lands, banks of irrigation canals, reclaimed lands and waste…mehr

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A survey was made for the most of common weeds in the study area as well as the dominant, associated and rare species. Five sites were selected for this survey, random sample of weeds, fixing and making herbarium sheets for these weeds and deposited them in Herbarium of Botany & Microbiology Department, Faculty of Science, Damietta University. The characteristics of the soil where these weeds growing in the orchards of new Damietta were analyzed. The most habitat types in the study area were namely, orchards, sandy fertile cultivated lands, banks of irrigation canals, reclaimed lands and waste lands. A survey was made for the most of common weeds in the study area as well as the dominant, associated and rare species. Five sites were selected for this survey, random sample of weeds, fixing and making herbarium sheets for these weeds and deposited them in Herbarium of Botany & Microbiology Department, Faculty of Science, Damietta University. The characteristics of the soil where these weeds growing in the orchards of new Damietta were analyzed. The most habitat types in the study area were namely, orchards, sandy fertile cultivated lands, banks of irrigation canals, reclaimed lands and waste lands.
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O Dr. Serag completou o seu doutoramento em Ecologia do Sistema do Canal das Universidades de Mansoura-Lund 1989. Actualmente a trabalhar como professor de Ecologia na Universidade de Damietta. Publicou mais de 85 artigos de investigação em revistas nacionais e internacionais. Está interessado na diversidade vegetal e na gestão dos recursos naturais.