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- Abdelkader Ramdaoui
- This Web Site is reserved exclusively for scientific research in legal, poltic, economic, social and other sciences.
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- Ahl al Oughlam
- A Pliocene locality (2.5 million years old), which has yielded 80 species of vertebrates, mainly mammals and birds.
Mauritania
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- Atriplex. genetic diversity of natural populations in morocco
- Nine natural populations of atriplex halimus (forage plant) collected in different regions in morocco, were studied for their genetic variation using isoenzyme polymorphism. Populations differentiation accounts for 8% of the whole diversity. The northern population 'tanger' is highly divergent from the other groups. it appeared that genetic distance between all groups is related to the geographic distance that separates them.
Morocco
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- Bap Laboratory Education online
- This Website treats intrainings the programmes of Biochemistry theoretical and practical education at the University. It constitutes one of the principal links to Bochemistry laboratory and Plants Improvement (BAP) at the Faculty of Sciences-Semlalia, Cadi Ayyad University in Marrakech (Morocco).
Morocco
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- BAP Laboratory projects
- The principal projects of the BAP Laboratory are studies of genetic diversity of many plants, such as date palm, Atriplex, Pine, Cereals... and the development of biochemical markers related to resistance against biotic and abiotic stresses.
Morocco
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- BAP Laboratory. Research and training
- The BAP Laboratory aims at the development and improvment of techniques that allow characterization of plant diversity and selection of plants with high adaptation abilities to biotic and abiotic stresses.
Mauritania
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- Date palm culture
- An isoenzyme-based key was established for date palm cultivars identification. cultivars composition of 11 date palm groves were compared. The study confirmed the predominance of date palms derived from germinated seeds and called 'khalts'. The most frequent cultivars were 'jihel' and 'bou-feggous'.
Tunisia
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