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Identification of some species of aphids deployed in bean fields and citrus orchards in Latakia and the possibility of its transfer of local isolate of Cucumber mosaic virus

تعريف بعض أنواع المــنّ المنتشرة في حقول الفول و بساتين الحمضيات في اللاذقية و إمكانية نقلها لعزلة محلية لفيروس مُوزاييك الخيار

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 Publication date 2013
and research's language is العربية
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The research aims to Identify some species of aphids on plant families, and test the possibility of transfer to the local isolate of Cucumber mosaic virus. Two species of aphids in bean fields and citrus orchards have been defined, namely: Black bean aphid Aphis fabae and Cotton aphid Aphis gossypii, respectively, depending on the specialized classification keys. The infection proved vital feedback and testing the function using plants: Nicotiana tabacum and Chenopodium quinoa transfer each of the A. fabae and A. gossypii local isolate of Cucumber mosaic virus.

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شملت هذه الدراسة حصر و تعريف 80 نوعاً و تحت نوع واحد من الأعشاب تنتمي لـ 64 جنساً موزعة على 28 فصيلة ضمن ثلاثة بساتين للحمضيات في منطقة اللاذقية على مدار أربعة فصول خلال الفترة الواقعة من أيلول 2014 حتى آب 2015. تم حساب كل من الكثافة و الكثافة النسبي ة و التردد و التردد النسبي لكل نوع عشبي لمعرفة تركيب الغطاء العشبي و أهمية الأنواع المنتشرة. كانت نسبة الأنواع التابعة لأحاديات الفلقة 24.69%، أما التابعة لثنائيات الفلقة كانت نسبتها 75.31%، و شكلت الأنواع الحولية نسبة كبيرة بلغت 85.19% و المعمرة 13.58% و ثنائية الحول 1.23%. دلت النتائج أن أكثر أنواع الأعشاب الموجودة في بساتين الحمضيات تتبع الفصيلة الكلئية (Poaceae)، حيث تضمنت 17 نوعاً و تحت نوع واحد، و تلتها الفصيلة الفولية (Fabaceae (9 أنواع و الفصيلة النجمية (Asteraceae (8 أنواع و الفصيلة الحليبية (Euphorbiaceae (7 أنواع. وكان أكثر أنواع أحادية الفلقة كثافةً نوع السعد Cyperus rotundus L. بكثافة بلغت 20.2 نبات/م2 خلال فصل الصيف، أما أكثر أعشاب ثنائيات الفلقة كثافةً عشبة حشيشة الزئبق Mercurialis annua L. بكثافة59.27 نبات/م2 خلال فصل الخريف. و من أهم نتائج الدراسة أيضا إضافة 3 أنواع، و تحت نوع واحد من الفصيلة الكلئية (Poaceae) للفلورا السورية.
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