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The Mediterranean Coastal Dunes in Egypt: An Endangered Landscape by Batanouny, K.H.

“…The Mediterranean coast in Egypt extends almost 900 km, the major part of which is bordered by sand dunes of different natures and types. Along the coastline…”
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Ecophysiological studies on desert plants. X. Contribution to the autecology of the desert chasmophyte Stachys aegyptiaca Pers by Batanouny, K.H

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Photosynthetic pathways and ecological distribution of Euphorbia species in Egypt by Batanouny, K.H, Stichler, W, Ziegler, H

“…The photosynthetic pathways of 42 species of the genus Euphorbia growing wild, naturalized or cultivated in Egypt were investigated. The criteria used included…”
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Photosynthetic pathways, distribution, and ecological characteristics of grass species in Egypt by Batanouny, K.H, Stichler, W, Ziegler, H

“…This study is based both on our own results, especially δ13C analyses, and on data in the literature. Of the 225 species of Poaceae reported from Egypt, 105…”
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photosynthetic pathway types of some desert plants from India, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Iraq by Ziegler, H, Batanouny, K.H, Sankhla, N, Vyas, O.P, Stichler, W

“…Plants collected from different habitats in the deserts of India, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Iraq were screened for their photosynthetic CO₂-fixation pathways…”
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Plant communities along the Medina-Badr road across the Hejaz mountains, Saudi Arabia by Batanouny, K.H, Baeshin, N.A

“…The present study gives an assessment of the environmental factors and their effect on the pattern and distribution of the plant communities in the area along…”
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Diurnal changes in proline content of desert plants by Batanouny, K.H, Ebeid, M.M

“…The diurnal changes in proline and water contents of Zygophyllum quatarense and Francoeuria crispa were investigated under desert conditions. In both plants,…”
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Eco-Physiological Studies on Desert Plants. VIII. Root Penetration of Leptadenia pyrotechnica (Forsk.) Decne. in Relation to Its Water Balance by Batanouny, K. H., A. M. Abdel Wahab

“…1. Leptadenia pyrotechnica (Forsk.) Decne. is a leafless tree growing under adverse arid conditions in the valleys of the Eastern Desert in Egypt. 2. The plant…”
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