ECOLOGICAL AND MEDICINAL INTEREST OF TAZA NATIONAL PARK FLORA (JIJEL - ALGERIA)

ECOLOGICAL AND MEDICINAL INTEREST OF TAZA NATIONAL PARK FLORA (JIJEL - ALGERIA)

The forest of Taza National Park (NP), located in North-Eastern Algeria, is characterized by a high floristic diversity. Analysis of the park flora showed 420 species belonging to 258 genera and 71 botanical families. Asteraceae (54 species), Fabaceae (37), Poaceae (34), Lamiaceae (26) and Brassicac...

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