2022
DOI: 10.1111/aje.13071
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Diversity, distribution and regional conservation status of the Egyptian tree flora

Abstract: The present study aims at determining the phytogeographical distribution and economic potential and documenting the degree of risk to the extinction of tree species, and the changes these species have undergone over the past 20 years. Field surveys were conducted at many locations in Egypt between January 2017 and March 2020. From each location, GPS coordinates were taken and the number of individuals was estimated. Also, specimens and seed samples for each species were collected from different habitats as can… Show more

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“…The decline in the population size of these species was due to its small population, over harvesting, and grazing, urbanization, adverse climatic conditions, and marble mining. The results are comparable to Ali et al (2018); Shaltout and Bedair (2022); Qin et al (2022). It was noticed that the inhabitants of the area relay on natural sources firstly due to lack of resources and secondly due to high cost of mark product.…”
Section: Conservation Status Of the Florasupporting
confidence: 68%
“…The decline in the population size of these species was due to its small population, over harvesting, and grazing, urbanization, adverse climatic conditions, and marble mining. The results are comparable to Ali et al (2018); Shaltout and Bedair (2022); Qin et al (2022). It was noticed that the inhabitants of the area relay on natural sources firstly due to lack of resources and secondly due to high cost of mark product.…”
Section: Conservation Status Of the Florasupporting
confidence: 68%
“…(2022 a & b), , Abdelsalam & al. (2022) and Shaltout & Bedair (2022). The dispersal type of the collected diaspores of many of the recorded taxa was assessed according to Dansereau & Lems (1957) (Table 1).…”
Section: Species Traitsmentioning
confidence: 99%