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I hereby certify that this work " Contribution in Study about Ziziphus lotus (L) Lm. plant in Hama badiha (its: auto -ecology, propagation methods) as multipurpose species and its importance for sustainable development " has not been accepted for any degree or it is not submitted to any other degree.
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It is herby certified that the described work in this thesis is the result of scientific search conducted by the candidate Osama swedan under the supervision of Dr. Ghusoon Samman assistant professor at the Department of Renewable Natural Resources and Ecology, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Aleppo, and Dr. Mouneer Louhichi expert and researcher in the Natural Pastures Management and Ecology, ICARDA. And any other references mentioned in this work are documented in the text of this thesis.
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Abstract
Through the study and locating natural spread of Ziziphus lotus (L.) Lam. Sites in Salamyieh, indicate that extends within altitudes between (300-400 m) above sea level, this corresponds to the real vegetation Mediterranean floor, which resides on flat land or with a few and medium inclination degrees. It was observed that the highest densities exist in the southern and eastern opposition more than it is in the northern and western fairs, which indicates that the species of loving light and heat. And spreads within all types of land, whether cultivated crops or fruit trees, was observed to spread at high densities within the abandoned land. The bioclimatic study has been shown that wild jujube live within the upper dry cold medium environmental climatic floor, indicating its flexibility in terms of the high environmental afford to drought and harsh climatic conditions. It was found through the monitoring of wild jujube sites spread natural and monitor phonology growth and development show that the vegetative growth of the species begins in March, and then begins to form flowers in mid- May, and begin buds fruiting take shape , starting in mid-June, where begins maturity from mid- July. During monitoring and surveillance of species observed that plant pastoral par excellence where sheep and goats feed on fruits and leaves, Especially at the beginning of the emergence of new shoots. wild jujube is characterized by large ability to regenerate and continue in the event of exposure to cutting or burning or plowing or extraction or filling or overgrazing. Seeds of wild jujube suffer of stillness external (physical) because it is surrounded wooden tough cover (Endosperm) and the adenoids cover, and thus was subject to several transactions to speed up the germination of seeds, as well as planted in several ages to determine age most suitable for cultivation both in protected agriculture and under natural conditions. Affected in various transactions seeds of wild jujube in the percentage of germination considerable influence where the results showed significant differences between the various transactions where outperformed the treatment of the fetus (T 7), and then treated cracking partial (T 6) and then treated scratching (T 3) on the rest of the transaction, including witness in protected agriculture. As well as in planting in the nursery were treated embryo (T 7) is the best, followed by my treatment of partial cracking and scratching (T 6) and (T 3), respectively, compared to the rest of the transactions and the witness. It also influenced the treatment of seeds before planting the seeds for germination, whether in agriculture or protected and in the nursery. It was the treatment of the fetus (T 7) shorter in duration germination among other transactions in ages (D 1, D3, D 4) (month, eight months, years), except Age II (age 4 months) (D 2) were all transactions going parallel at the time of germination, where it took a period of time ranging from convergent (24week) to (27 weeks), and it was very slow germination did not begin before (13 weeks) and continued until the end after (27 weeks) which is equivalent to (189 days). The results also show significant XVI differences between treatments for the impact of the age of the seeds in the percentage of seed germination treatment where he scored the third age (8 months) (D 3) higher germination percentage, followed by Age I (one month) (D 1) in both agriculture in the nursery or protected. The statistical analysis showed the presence of joint effect between transactions and the age of the seeds in the percentage of germination of the seeds of wild jujube and significant differences and record the results of a joint between the protected cultivation and in the nursery where she was the highest germination percentage of overlap between the treatment of the fetus and the Third Age (T 7D3) compared to overlap the other and the treatment of the witness. The experience of vegetative propagation by wooden cuttings, after treatment them with rooting hormone Andole Biotrek acid (IBA) by 8% in form of powder, in two cultivation dates: spring and autumn. did not give positive results in rooting the cuttings of wild jujube Also found during the probe's knowledge of the local population within the area of Salamyieh wild jujube that a large proportion of them know very little about it and its environmental and medical benefits, and most of the farmers consider it as a weed must get rid of it.
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