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Comparison Between Commercial Heterohabditis Bacterophora and Iraqi Native Heterohabditis Bacterophora Influence in Dacus Ciliatus Control
Numerous studies have been conducted to identify the optimal method for controlling the pest insect Dacus ciliatus on a global scale and prevent extensive plant losses. Chemical pesticides have been discovered to be hazardous, necessitating the search for alternative biocontrol measures. As a non-toxic substitute, nematodes have been advocated as a biocontrol agent by many researchers. Samples of pest insect (larvae and pupae) were infected with commercial and Iraqi native Heterohabditis bacterophora at varying IJs concentrations to compare their impact on Dacus ciliatus control. The test resu
Physico-Chemical Characteristics And Pollen Analysis Of Some Algerian Honey
The objective of this work is the evaluation of the quality of eight honeys randomly selected from the wilayas of Jijel, Souk Ahras, Biskra, Batna, Mascara, Annaba, El Tarf, and Guelma based on a physicochemical study and a melissopalynological analysis. The pollen and physicochemical analysis (pH, electrical conductivity, and free acidity) of the honey samples was carried out using the method established by the International Commission for Plant-Pollinator Relationships. The physicochemical analyses showed that the pH of the honeys studied varied between 3.8 and 4.23, with an average of 4.02
Corticlous insects of eastern Algerian cedar (Cedrus atlantica)
Algeria in particular is home to the resinous Atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica). It covers a huge region and is currently dealing with dieback, a widespread issue. The latter is brought on by either abiotic or biotic causes, or both at once. The goal of the present study is to catalogue and identify xylophagous insects, in this case beetles, in two research locations, the forest of Boutaleb and the forest of Ouled Tebben, which are related to the decline of the Atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica). Both sites are situated in the Setif's southern region (north-eastern Algeria). Seven families of xylopha
Pollution of Agricultural Iand and its Effects on the microfauna of the Commune of El Bouni by the Discharges of the Edough dairy (Annaba-Algeria)
The soil is an essential resource for life, it is a living environment that houses almost all living beings; unfortunately pollution especially industrial has degraded the latter and therefore it generates a risk for our health and our food security as well as for our environment.In this context this research was directed towards the study of the agricultural grounds of the commune of El Bouni, willaya of Annaba, which are affected by the rejections of the dairy of Edough which diverse these rejections just near these grounds, of which we carried out several physicochemical parameters to diagn
The Impact of Physical and Chemical Treatments and Temperature on Hawthorn Seed Germination: Crataegus oxyacantha from Mostaganem (Ain Brahim Forest, Algeria).
A series of experiments were conducted on the seeds of the Crataegus oxyacantha shrub, which naturally grows in the Ain Brahim forest in West-Algerian. The aim was to determine how physical treatments such as warm and cold stratification, and chemical treatments such as scarification with sulphuric acid 98% for varying durations, could affect the double dormancy of the seeds (endocarp inhibition and embryonic dormancy). To test the effect of these treatments, the germination of the seeds was observed at temperatures of 20°C and 25°C in an oven. Results showed that chemical scarification usin