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Revue Internationale D'écologie Méditerranéenne International Journal of Mediterranean Ecology 6 mm ecol-med-37-1-00-couv:Mise en page 1 12/07/11 9:08 Page 1 (124 p) 1 1 ecologia mediterranea Vol. 37 (1) – 2011 0 2 – ) 1 Vol. 37 (1) – 2011 ( 7 ecologia 3 . l o Sommaire – Contents V mediterranea Éditorial – Editorial Renaissance des numéros spéciaux en 2011 Revue internationale d’écologie méditerranéenne T. D UTOIT (éditeur en chef ) ...................................................................................... 3 International Journal of Mediterranean Ecology Articles originaux – Original articles Effets de l’âge des plantations de figuier de Barbarie (Opuntia ficus indica f. inermis ) sur les propriétés du sol et la végétation à Tébessa (zone semi-aride de l’est algérien) S. N EFFAR , A. B EDDIAR , N. R EDJEL , J. B OULKHELOUA .......................................................... 5 Mediterranean experience and practice in Landscape Character Assessment I. N. VOGIATZAKIS ...................................................................................................... 17 Contribution élémentaire à l’étude de l’impact de l’ Atriplex halimus sur les caractéristiques physico-chimiques et biologiques du sol en Algérie Occidentale A. B OUZID , K. B ENABDELI ............................................................................................ 33 The diet of the Maghrebian mouse-eared bat Myotis punicus (Mammalia, Chiroptera) in Kabylia, Northern Algeria M. A HMIM , A. M OALI ................................................................................................ 45 Habitat heterogeneity and soil-vegetation relations in South of the Nile Delta, Egypt M. M. A BD EL-G HANI , M. M. A BOU -E L-E NAIN , A. I. A BOEL -A TTA , E. A. H USSEIN ..................... 53 Seasonal variability and phenology of dwarf rush communities in Southern Spain K. D OLOS , M. R UDNER ................................................................................................ 69 Effet de la durée de conservation, de la couleur et de la période de récolte des semences sur la germination de Diplotaxis harra (Forssk.) Boiss., plante envahissante en Tunisie méridionale T. TLIG , M. GORAI , M. NEFFATI ..................................................................................... 83 Application of the Global Bioclimatic Classification to Iran: implications for understanding the modern vegetation and biogeography M. D JAMALI , H. A KHANI , R. K HOSHRAVESH , V. A NDRIEU -P ONEL , P. P ONEL , S. B REWER ................. 91 Résumé de thèse – Ph. 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