Assessing the Diversity of L. ssp. (Sea Beet) Populations in Egypt.

Sea beet ( L. subsp. (L.

Anatomical Tool as Additional Approach for Identifying Pharmaceutically Important Species (Ephedraceae) at Gender Identity Level in Egypt.

The genus Tourn. ex L. (Ephedraceae) is an important source with pharmacological and environmental potential.

Heteroblastic Inflorescence of L. in Egyptian Flora.

L. (Family: Lamiaceae) is a cosmopolitan weed whose eradication is challenging. The phenoplasticity of this species is related to its heteroblastic inflorescence, which has not received adequate research worldwide in its morphological and genetic aspects.

Change detection and urban expansion of Port Sudan, Red Sea, using remote sensing and GIS.

During the last two decades, Port Sudan City has witnessed major environmental stresses resulting from urban expansion and port extensions. This research aims at analysing land water changes (LWCs), land use land cover (LULC) changes and urban expansion of Port Sudan using remote sensing and GIS. For that purpose, an integrated remote sensing and GIS approach was designed to analyse two Enhanced Thematic Mapper (ETM) and an Operational Land Imager (OLI) Landsat images covering the period from 1999 to 2018.

Taxonomic significance of seed sculpture and pollen ecto-mycoflora at the infraspecific level: case study.

Several populations of (Brassicaceae) occurring in Egypt are investigated from the micromorphological point of view (seed ornamentations). The species is known to show a notable phenotypic plasticity and five morphotypes was identified in the past. Furthermore, a soil analysis as well as a study of the fungal species from anthers were carried out.

Plant Materials are Sustainable Substrates Supporting New Technologies of Plant-Only-Based Culture Media for in vitro Culturing of the Plant Microbiota.

In order to improve the culturability and biomass production of rhizobacteria, we previously introduced plant-only-based culture media. We herein attempted to widen the scope of plant materials suitable for the preparation of plant-only-based culture media. We chemically analyzed the refuse of turfgrass, cactus, and clover.

A novel plant-based-sea water culture media for cultivation and recovery of the halophyte microbiome.

The plant-based-sea water culture medium is introduced to cultivation and recovery of the microbiome of halophytes. The ice plant () was used, in the form of juice and/or dehydrated plant powder packed in teabags, to supplement the natural sea water. The resulting culture medium enjoys the combinations of plant materials as rich source of nutrients and sea water exercising the required salt stress.

Diversity of bacteria nesting the plant cover of north Sinai deserts, Egypt.

North Sinai deserts were surveyed for the predominant plant cover and for the culturable bacteria nesting their roots and shoots. Among 43 plant species reported, 13 are perennial (e.g.

Rhizosheath of sinai desert plants is a potential repository for associative diazotrophs.

Among 42 plant species representing the flora of north Sinai, two possessed sand grain sheath encasing the roots. They are Panicum turgidum Forssk. and Stipagrostis scoparia (Trin.