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Thirty-five species were recorded in Wadi Gimal.
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e0“Thirty‐five species were recorded in W adi G imal”
t0“Plant diversity and community structure”
Title
Plant diversity and community structure of Wadi Gimal protected area, Red Sea Coast of Egypt
Tarek M. Galal; Ahmed G. Fahmy African Journal of Ecology 2012. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2028.2012.01320.x
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- Observation Poaceae was the dominant family.
- Observation Phanerophytes dominated other life forms.
- Observation Saharo-Arabians were the predominant chorological element.
- Observation Six vegetation groups were recognized.
- Observation The Zilla spinosa group had the highest species richness, turnover, evenness and dominance concentration.
- Observation The Capparis sinaica group had the lowest species richness, evenness and dominance concentration.
- Observation The Salvadora persica group had the lowest species turnover.
- Observation The Phoenix dactylifera–Hyphaene thebaica group had the highest salinity.
- Observation The Acacia ehrenbergiana group had the lowest salinity.