Search Results - "Mihamou, Aatika"

Phenotypic Comparison of Three Populations of Juniperus turbinata Guss. in North-Eastern Morocco by Nargis Sahib, Mehdi Boumediene, Malika Abid, Aatika Mihamou, Hana Serghini-Caid, Ahmed Elamrani, Christophe Hano, Mohamed Addi

“…Juniperus turbinata Guss. is a native species of Morocco; however, an exhaustive taxonomic description based on phenotypical characterization of north-eastern…”
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Effect of Culture Media and Plant Growth Regulators on Shoot Proliferation and Rooting of Internode Explants from Moroccan Native Almond (Prunus dulcis Mill.) Genotypes by Kodad, Souhayla, Melhaoui, Reda, Hano, Christophe, Addi, Mohamed, Sahib, Nargis, Elamrani, Ahmed, Abid, Malika, Mihamou, Aatika

“…In this study, several methods have been used to facilitate shoot formation from nodal explants of local almond ecotypes known as “Beldi” grown in Eastern…”
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Characterization of Sweet Almond Oil Content of Four European Cultivars (Ferragnes, Ferraduel, Fournat, and Marcona) Recently Introduced in Morocco by Melhaoui, Reda, Kodad, Souhayla, Houmy, Nadia, Belhaj, Kamal, Mansouri, Farid, Abid, Malika, Addi, Mohamed, Mihamou, Aatika, Sindic, Marianne, Serghini-Caid, Hana, Elamrani, Ahmed

“…This study concerns the characterization of oil content and quality indices for almond cultivars (Marcona (Mr), Fournat (Fn), Ferragnes (Fg), and Ferraduel…”
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A Comparative Analysis of Morphological Characteristics between Endangered Local Prickly Pear and the Newly Introduced Dactylopius opuntiae-Resistant Species in Eastern Morocco by Marhri, Ahmed, Boumediene, Mehdi, Tikent, Aziz, Melhaoui, Reda, Jdaini, Kawtar, Mihamou, Aatika, Serghini-Caid, Hana, Elamrani, Ahmed, Hano, Christophe, Abid, Malika, Addi, Mohamed

“…Prickly pear serves as a significant source of income for farmers worldwide, with production taking place in temperate, subtropical, and cold regions. The…”
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Chemical characteristics of seed oil from wild prickly pear ( Opuntiaficus indica ) in eastern Morocco by Marhri, Ahmed, Belhaj, Kamal, Melhaoui, Reda, Tikent, Aziz, Benmoumen, Abdessamad, Mihamou, Aatika, Serghini-Caid, Hana, Elamrani, Ahmed, Hano, Christophe, Abid, Malika, Addi, Mohamed

“…Prickly pear cactus ( Opuntia ficus indica ), is a Cactaceae plant with a great economic relevance in the world. Nowadays, nopal cactus industry is active and…”
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Micropropagation of zygotic embryos from genetically diverse almond seedling orchards in eastern Morocco by Kodad, Souhayla, Melhaoui, Reda, Addi, Mohamed, Hano, Christophe, Sahib, Nargis, Elamrani, Ahmed, Abid, Malika, Mihamou, Aatika

“…Numerous studies on perennial crops have shown that almond has a low tolerance to climate change, which led to detailed study for its adaptation by focusing on…”
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Chemical characterization of local “Beldi” almond oil for food and cosmetic purposes in northeastern of Morocco by Melhaoui, Reda, Kodad, Souhayla, Houmy, Nadia, Belhaj, Kamal, Mansouri, Farid, Abid, Malika, Addi, Mohamed, Mihamou, Aatika, Serghini Caid, Hana, Elamrani, Ahmed

“…The new trend of almond planting intensification aims for better profitability at the expense of biodiversity, which will lead to forsaking of local…”
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Evaluation of pomological and biochemicalquality of Moroccan almond native genetic resources for conservation of biodiversity by Kodad, Souhayla, Melhaoui, Reda, Houmy, Nadia, Addi, Mohamed, Serghini-Caid, Hana, Elamrani, Ahmed, Abid, Malika, Mihamou, Aatika

“…The edible and tasty almond {Prunus amygdalus [syn. P. dulcis (Mill.) D.A.Webb]} kernel is not anymore the main reason for its production and uses, other…”
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Promotion of almond oil from the Ferragnes variety, a predominant cultivar in young almond plantations in eastern Morocco by Melhaoui, Reda, Houmy, Nadia, Kodad, Souhayla, Belhaj, Kamal, Mansouri, Farid, Addi, Mohamed, Abid, Malika, Mihamou, Aatika, Hano, Christophe, Sindic, Marianne, Serghini C., Hana, Elamrani, Ahmed

“…Almond oil (AO) has both food and non-food uses, but the most profitable niche market is its non-food applications for cosmetic (Skincare, Body oil, Hair oil,…”
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Chemical characterization of almond meal as a co-product of the mechanical extraction of almond oil by Houmy, Nadia, Melhaoui, Reda, Belhaj, Kamal, Richel, Aurore, Sindic, Marianne, Hano, Christophe, Kodad, Souhayla, Mihamou, Aatika, Addi, Mohamed, Abid, Malika, Elamrani, Ahmed

“…Almonds harvesting, along with precleaning, hulling, shelling, and sorting, generate recoverable co-products such as double, malformed, or damaged almonds. The…”
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Analysis of the extremely diverse local Moroccan almond cultivars provides essential resources for conservation and breeding by Kodad, Souhayla, Müller, Christina M., Jawarneh, Mohammad, Becker, Annette, Sanne, Moritz, Pfriem, Alexander, Elamrani, Ahmed, Mihamou, Aatika, Abid, Malika

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