Claim · model-written summary
Briza maxima was recorded as near threatened.
- Taxon
- Briza maxima
Briza maximae0 - Outcome
- near-threatened speciese0
- Value
- two near-threatened speciese0
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Verbatim
e0“two near-threatened species (Briza maxima and Prunus avium)”
Title
Floristic Potential of El Harcha Forest (Central Plateau, Morocco)
Jaayefar Fatima-ezzahra; Belahbib Nadia; Zidane Lahcen; et al. International Journal of Agriculture and Biology 2026. doi:10.17957/ijab/15.2494
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation The forest survey documented 129 vascular plant species across 88 genera and 37 families.
- Observation Asteraceae was the dominant family at 21% and 27 taxa.
- Observation Fabaceae represented 13% of the forest flora.
- Observation Poaceae represented 6% of the forest flora.
- Observation Cistaceae represented 6% of the forest flora.
- Observation The inventory recorded seven Moroccan endemic species.
- Observation Evax pygmea was recorded as vulnerable.
- Observation Prunus avium was recorded as near threatened.
- Observation The forest had prevalent ruderal species and a 62% disturbance index, suggesting human pressure.
- Association The authors concluded that the forest is declining under harvesting and other human impacts.
- Recommendation The authors call for targeted conservation of the forest habitat.