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Morphological Characterization of wild Apple " Malus trilobata (Lab)" in Jableh Mountains Credence using Some Modern Morphological Standards

التوصيف الشكلي لطرز نوع التفاح البري Malus trilobata (Lab) المنتشرة في جبال منطقة جبلة باستخدام بعض المعايير الشكلية الحديثة

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 Publication date 2015
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and research's language is العربية
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Morphological Characterization Has Been Achieved For (10) Phenotype Wild Apple(Malus trilobata (Lab) ) In JABLEH mountains During The Period (2013-2014) In Five Area (Pichraghe, Helbako, Almonaizlah, Raas al chaara, Aldalia),In Height Between (780-1250) m On See Standard, Morphological Characterization Included The Characteristics Of The Tree, Stem, Shoots, Leaves, Flowers, Fruit And Seed. The Cluster Analysis For (12) Characteristics Were Divided Into Two Groups Variation Ratio Even (57 %) , The First Group Included Four Types(Two Types Of Rass al chaara(R1, R2), One Type Of Pichraghe(P1) And One Type Of Almonaizlah(M2) ), Variation Ratio Was The Least(29.4%) Between (P1) And (R1), The Second Group Included Six Types (Tow Types Of Pichraghe (P2, P3), Two Types Of Helbako, One Type Of Almonaizlah(M1) And One Type Of Aldalia (D1).The Second Group Included Tow Sup Group Variation Ratio Even (52%),The First(P2, P3), And The Second (H1, H2, M1, D1). Variation Ratio Was The Least(23%) Between (H1) And (H2).

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