Egypt has been famous as agriculture country since the ancient era. Most of Egyptians
horticulture and food crop plants are scrubs or a small trees with shallow root system. These …

Part of the challenge in dealing with invasive plant species is that they seldom represent a
uniform, static entity. Often, an accurate understanding of the history of plant introduction and …

Deserts comprise about 95% of the total land surface of Egypt; therefore, their potential for
production must be assessed. Weed communities are mainly affected by the environment …

Studying species turnover along gradients is a key topic in tropical ecology. Crucial drivers,
among others, are fog deposition and soil properties. In northern Peru, a fog-dependent …

Desert plants possess untapped potential for medicinal applications due to their rich
phytochemical profiles. However, they need to be more explored. Thus, this study integrates …

Weed control is the main obstacle in the production of medicinal plants, especially in organic
farming where the growers cannot use synthetic herbicides. For understanding the impact of …

Geophytes are kind of plants having the capability to survive under arid environmental
conditions; parts of their bodies are dormant fleshy underground as bulbs, corms, tubers or …

This study aimed to investigate the main autecological characteristics of Desmostachya
bipinnata L.(Poaceae) in a hyper-arid region. The study was carried out on Sistan plain …

Abstract South Sinai includes Egypt's highest mountains that resemble an ecological island
surrounded by desert. The present study aims to analyse the vegetation physiognomy along …

Savanna, semi-deserts, and hot deserts characterize the Saharo-Arabian region, which
includes Morocco, Mauretania, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Kuwait, Saudi …