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• TITLE: The current state of the plant diversity in the Tlemcen region (Northwest Algeria)

  AUTHORS: Smaïn El-Amine Henaoui, Mohammed Bouazza

  KEYWORDS: Phytoecology; Plant Diversity; Minimum Area; Anthropic Action; Tlemcen (Western Algeria)

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Ecology, Vol.2 No.4, November 29, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Tlemcen region is characterized by a Mediterranean climate, with a remarkable vegetal cover. The latter is influenced by the anthropozoological action. For that, we realized a phytoecological study based on the minimum area classical method [1] which allows us to have a good overview on plant biodiversity and better analyze and interpret the vegetation at different levels (systematic composition; biological, morphological and biogeographical characterizations; stratification; and plant species inventory which we hope comprehensive). The results show that our ecosystems are disrupted because therophytisation, before last vegetation dynamics element [2], settles giving up a few feet of cork and holm oaks species of ancient forest.