| Titre : | Ecologia Mediterranea 29(2) - 2003 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Y. Zaouali, Auteur ;
C. Messaoud, Auteur ;
M. Boussaïd, Auteur
Rosmarinus officinalis L. is widespread in Central and North-Western Tunisia on sites belonging to sub-humid, semi arid superior and arid superior bioclimatic levels. This plant species reproduces exclusively by vegetative propagation. In all po[...]
Article
L. M. M. Bidak, Auteur
The hypothesis that large seed size provides an advantage for seedling establishment in dry and /or low moisture was tested in the present study. The work was conducted in laboratory under uniform conditions using an important range of species ([...]
Article
Abdelaziz Abbad, Auteur ;
Mohamed Cherkaoui, Auteur ;
Abderrazzak Benchaabane, Auteur
Three natural populations of Atriplex halimus L., located in three different climatic contexts, were studied using leaf characteristics (leaf area, leaf length to maximum width ratio, average width of the leaves and leaves to branches ratio) and[...]
Article
Lotfi Abdallah, Auteur ;
Mohamed Chaieb, Auteur ;
Édouard Le Floc'h, Auteur
An experimental study of the relationship between water potential, plant phenology and climatic conditions was performed in a Saharan ecosystem in south of Tunisia on two shrub species, Spartidium saharae and Calligonum polygonoides subsp. comos[...]



