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• W2073702392 abstract "Juniperus phoenicea L. is listed as threatened tree by IUCN Red List. In Egypt, J. phoenicea L. is the only conifer tree that is restricted to the three mountains of northern Sinai: Gabal El-Halal, Gabal El-Maghara and Gabal Yelleq. As a Mediterranean relict it has been included in a national list as target for conservation and management. To provide baseline information for the development of a conservation strategy, the present study aims at comparing the isolated populations of J. phoenicea and their associated plant composition and diversity at the three mountains. The application of TWINSPAN and DCA analysis techniques has resulted in identifying of four vegetation types associated with juniper, and each could be related to a specific geomorphologic habitat on a topographic gradient. Chiliadenus montanus and Zygophyllum dumosum characterized the slopes of smooth-faced rock outcrops in Wadi Abu Seyal (at 350–470 m altitude of Gabal El-Halal), Deverra tortuosa , Ephedra aphylla and Gymnocarpos decander inhabited together with the target species the soil pockets of north-facing slope in Neqeb Abu Hamam (at 600–700 m altitude of Gabal El-Halal), Stachys aegyptiaca and Moricandia nitens characterized the juniper occurrences in the runnels of Wadi Arar (at 450–560 m altitude of Gabal El-Maghara), and Artemisia herba-alba, Atriplex halimus and Reaumuria hirtella represent the stands on slope runnels (at 900–960 m) of Gabal Yelleq. The two vegetation types recognized at Gabal El-Halal had, on average, the highest species diversity, juniper density and cover. Juniper shows generally poor conditions of vitality at higher elevation (600–960 m) with a higher proportions of old and recent dead trees, and with the predominance of male individuals, as compared with the populations of Gabal El-Maghara and Gabal Yelleq. In contrast, the juniper populations at lower elevation (350–470 m) of Gabal El-Halal proved to be in best condition with mostly living foliage and reproductive branches. The differences in rock types and elevation among the three mountains reflect serious limitation on recruitment of J. phoenicea due to moisture availability. The results of this study showed that J. phoenicea is an endangered species and its conservation in northern Sinai mountains is a priority. For a successful conservation of this community it is highly recommended to preserve in particular the suitable habitats at Gabal El-Halal, but also the other stands merit conservation measures." @default.
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• W2073702392 date "2010-01-01" @default.
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• W2073702392 title "Ecological status of the Mediterranean Juniperus phoenicea L. Relicts in the desert mountains of North Sinai, Egypt" @default.
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