2017
DOI: 10.22161/ijeab/2.4.22
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Study of the bryological flora at the archaeological site of Chellah, Morocco

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“…were reported from the archaeological site of Chellah, Morocco (Elharech et al 2017). As per the earlier studies, mosses were dominant followed by liverworts on the archaeological sites or monuments(Verma et al 2014;Elharech et al 2017). Moreover, three species of mosses (Tortula muralis Hedw., Didymodon vinealis (Brid.)…”
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“…were reported from the archaeological site of Chellah, Morocco (Elharech et al 2017). As per the earlier studies, mosses were dominant followed by liverworts on the archaeological sites or monuments(Verma et al 2014;Elharech et al 2017). Moreover, three species of mosses (Tortula muralis Hedw., Didymodon vinealis (Brid.)…”
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“…of the order Dicranales were reported earlier from the monuments of Talatal Ghar, Assam and the archaeological site of Chellah, Morocco, respectively (Verma et al . 2014; Elharech et al . 2017).…”
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“…In the laboratory, samples were ridded of any extraneous material using plastic tweezers and then left overnight at environmental conditions (temperature = 20 ± 2 • C, RH = 65 ± 5%). Although the lichen is an epiphytic species and the moss, reported for heritage sites [43,44], has been not characterized in terms of deteriogenic activity, they were chosen as model organisms considering their ease of collection and handling, and their wide use as bioindicators. Each pool of lichen and moss samples was divided into three batches, loosely wrapped in a plastic net (mesh = 1 cm 2 ) and closed at the extremities with a plastic wire (lichen and moss bags).…”
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