Floristic Studies of Riverian Islands in Egypt - Amer, Wafaa; Soliman, Ashraf; Hassan, Walaa
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The floristic composition of the 500 River Nile Islands within the Egyptian borders is of national and global importance, this topic still needs clarification. Out of these islands 46 were selected to this study representing the protected and non-protected islands. This study focused on floristic composition, factors affecting the species spatial distribution and species chorological affinities with special reference to the migration routes of some indicator species. The floristic study of the selected islands indicated the presence of 151 species belonging to 48 families of the vascular…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The floristic composition of the 500 River Nile Islands within the Egyptian borders is of national and global importance, this topic still needs clarification. Out of these islands 46 were selected to this study representing the protected and non-protected islands. This study focused on floristic composition, factors affecting the species spatial distribution and species chorological affinities with special reference to the migration routes of some indicator species. The floristic study of the selected islands indicated the presence of 151 species belonging to 48 families of the vascular plants. Comparative study between the floristic composition of the protected and non-protected islands were discussed. Auto-taxonomy of Amaranthus hybridus L. the crop potential species was extensively studies including molecular details.
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Autorenporträt
Wafaa Amer, professor at Cairo University. She is interested in taxonomy, flora, wild crop relatives, and other potential species. Ashraf Soliman, associate professor at Cairo University. He is interested in flora, biodiversity, phytogeography and plant ecology. Walaa Hassan, lecturer at Beni-Suef University. Is interested in flora and taxonomy.