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Revue Internationale D'écologie Méditerranéenne International ecologia mediterranea Vol. 46 (2) – 2020 ecologia Vol. 46 (2) – 2020 Sommaire – Contents Vol. 46 (2) – 2020 Vol. Editorial – Éditorial .................................................................................... 3 mediterranea First check-list with the occurrence of new records of Agaricomycetes (Fungi, Basidiomycota) in Babors Kabylia (Northern Algeria) L. YOUCEF KHODJA, F. RAHMANIA, R. COURTECUISSE, P.-A. MOREAU .................................. 5 Revue internationale d’écologie méditerranéenne Floristic composition correlates with bioclimatic condition; International Journal of Mediterranean Ecology Occurrence of several Mediterranean elements in southeast of Iran M. DOOSTMOHAMMADI, F. BORDBAR, M. MIRTADZADINI ................................................ 27 Ecosystem services in salt lakes: An ethnobotanic case study of halophytes from Algeria F. DEMNATI, Z. BOUBAKER, F. ALLACHE, L. ERNOUL ...................................................... 35 Spécificité et flexibilité dans la ponte deZerynthia polyxena sur différentes espèces du genre Aristolochia en région méditerranéenne française P. GAUTHIER, N. DE MANINCOR, M. PICQUENOT, V. PONS, U. SCHUMPP, J. D. THOMPSON ......... 47 Évolution des caractéristiques pluviométriques entre 1979 et 2009 dans le micro-bassin versant de l’oued Rhiou (bassin de Cheliff) Algérie M. KACI, A. M’HAMED ...................................................................................... 65 Are Mediterranean trees well known? “Juniperus turbinata” (Cupressaceae), a common but misunderstood taxon J.-C. THIBAULT, T. ARMAND, G. BEUNEUX, A. CIBOIS, J.-Y. COURTOIS, J.-F. SEGUIN .................. 77 Résumés de thèses – Ph. D summaries E. ORMENO LAFUENTE, A. MILLION, A. AUPIC-SAMAIN, L. ROPART, M. HESS, J. VIROS, S. TARABON, M. HELLUY, T. DE ALMEIDA, M. 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