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Journal of Plant Studies, 2014

Journal of the Saudi Society of Agricultural Sciences (Online), Mar 1, 2024

Collectanea Botanica, Oct 29, 2023

Maireana brevifolia (chenopodiaceae), an australian xenophyte established recently in southeaster... more Maireana brevifolia (chenopodiaceae), an australian xenophyte established recently in southeastern Morocco.-The presence of the xenophyte plant Maireana brevifolia is reported for the first time in Morocco. The species is native to Australia and is currently colonizing a disturbed saline oasis in Skoura, province of Ouarzazate, though it might likely occur elsewhere in similar habitats. A brief illustrated description and precise geographical Moroccan location of Maireana brevifolia are presented. The voucher specimen is deposited in the National Herbarium (RAB) of Morocco, at the Scientific Institute of Rabat.

Journal of Applied Research on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants

FIGURE 3. Shape of middle involucral bracts and their appendage of C. peltieri (A), C. takredensi... more FIGURE 3. Shape of middle involucral bracts and their appendage of C. peltieri (A), C. takredensis (B), C. atlantis (C), C. gattefossei (D) and C. oriolii-bolosii (from holotype!) (E).

FIGURE 4. Shape of appendages of middle involucral bracts of C. peltieri (A), C. takredensis (B),... more FIGURE 4. Shape of appendages of middle involucral bracts of C. peltieri (A), C. takredensis (B), C. atlantis (C) and C. gattefossei (D) and C. oriolii-bolosii (from holotype!) (E).

FIGURE 6. Geographic distribution of Centaurea peltieri (■), Centaurea takredensis (●), Centaurea... more FIGURE 6. Geographic distribution of Centaurea peltieri (■), Centaurea takredensis (●), Centaurea atlantis (▲), Centaurea gattefossei () and C. oriolii-bolosii ().

FIGURE 5. Capitula of C. peltieri (A), C. takredensis (B), C. atlantis (C), C. gattefossei (D) an... more FIGURE 5. Capitula of C. peltieri (A), C. takredensis (B), C. atlantis (C), C. gattefossei (D) and Centaurea oriolii-bolosii (from holotype!) (E).

FIGURE 2. Centaurea peltieri. Plant (A), involucral bracts outer (B), middle (C) and inner (D), l... more FIGURE 2. Centaurea peltieri. Plant (A), involucral bracts outer (B), middle (C) and inner (D), leave (E), achene (F), capitula (G), outer sterile flower (H), inner fertile flower (I).

FIGURE 1. Holotype of Centaurea peltieri.

African and Mediterranean Agricultural Research Journal - Al-Awamia, Jul 2, 2021

Molecular Ecology, 2021

This is an open access article under the terms of the Creat ive Commo ns Attri butio n-NonCo mmer... more This is an open access article under the terms of the Creat ive Commo ns Attri butio n-NonCo mmerc ial-NoDerivs License, which permits use and distribution in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited, the use is non-commercial and no modifications or adaptations are made.

To produce essential oils of high commercial value, the present work consists of studying the ess... more To produce essential oils of high commercial value, the present work consists of studying the essential oil yield of seven accessions of Artemisia herba-alba Asso collected from different locations in Morocco: Midelt, Boumeriem, Taznakt, Missour, Zawiat Sidi Hamza, Boudnib and Idelsane. These accessions have been domesticated in the experimental field of Errachidia (southeast of Morocco) before the extraction of their essential oil. This study showed that the yield of essential oil of the domesticated Artemisia herba-alba Asso varies significantly depending on its origin: from 0.35% to 2.35% (expressed in % of the dry plant material). The best yields were recorded for accessions of Idelsane followed by Boudnib. These yields are higher than those reported by Moroccan literature.

Phytotaxa, Apr 1, 2022

Centaurea achilleifolia (C. sect. Melanoloma) is illustrated and described as a new species, with... more Centaurea achilleifolia (C. sect. Melanoloma) is illustrated and described as a new species, with records in the Oriental Middle-Atlas of Morocco (Bou Naceur mountain). It differs from similar taxa in the section by its peculiar bipinnatisect leaves, which recall some Achillea species.

Centaurea peltieri Homrani-Bakali & Susanna, sp. nov.</i&g... more Centaurea peltieri Homrani-Bakali & Susanna, sp. nov. (Figs. 1–5) Diagnosis Centaurea peltieri belongs to C. sect. Melanoloma (Cass.) DC. and is close to C. takredensis, the only species from the section with epappose achenes (Tab. 1). It differs from C. takredensis by the arachnoid bracts especially above, and the middle bracts ended in a spinescent, pinnate, recurvate appendage (Fig. 2 to 5).

Common grazing lands in the south east of Morocco have provided for centuries forage for livestoc... more Common grazing lands in the south east of Morocco have provided for centuries forage for livestock, but they are now highly degraded essentially due to the continuous high grazing pressure. The Moroccan government and IFAD implemented in this area an integrated project since 2008. One of the goals of this project was to demonstrate promising rehabilitation methods of rangeland. Assoul, an arid region located in the southeast of Morocco, was one of the communes in which these actions were set. Accordingly, we tried in 2012 to rehabilitate 10 ha of a degraded rangeland using micro-catchment water harvesting in contour ridges lines combined to small trapezoidal bund to establish rosemary seedlings. Over four years, results showed that mortality was of 20% ± 11.6. Rosemary production estimated in the fourth year after the transplantation is of 429 g DM/plant (density 1333 plants/ha). This transplantation permitted also the regeneration of local vegetation. Thus, the Shannon-Weaver diver...