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Floristic and Inventory Study of Mallaha Wetland Tripoli – Libya
Author(s) -
Mohammed H. Mahklouf,
Fathi Goma Al-Sghair
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
american journal of life science researches
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2375-7485
pISSN - 2332-0206
DOI - 10.21859/ajlsr-040401
Subject(s) - floristics , wetland , geography , forestry , ecology , biology , species richness
The aim of this study is to investigate  the  biodiversity  status of  Al-Hadaba Treatment Plant, the  study was carried  out in the period between February and June 2016, with  one trip  per week, the result of the survey let to  collection  and identification of 90  plant species belonging to 24 families and 65 genera,   of which  24 species are  belonging to  monocotyledons  and 66  belonging to  dicotyledons. Floristic analysis were carried out which showed the perdominance  of the  family Poaceae with 18 species followed by the family AsteraceaE with 16 species, the result was also showed the predominance of the genus juncus with 4 species. Life form analysis a showed perdominance of  Therophytes with 62 species. Kerwords: Flora – Biodiversity – Halophytes – Sabkha – Salt marsh.

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