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VOL. 9, ISSUE 1 (2024)
Plants from Algoreer region in north Sudan
Authors
Bara’ah Ali El-Tahir Sharaf El-Din, Naglaa Seed Ahmed Hamid Ahmed, Sayadat El-Tigani Mohamed
Abstract
The study aimed to clarify the diversity of
vegetation in Algoreer area, which is located in Northern State in north Sudan.
This work relied mainly on field surveys and personal contact with the people
olderly of the region who were familiar with the plant species by their local
names and their different uses. The ethnobotanical survey gave an idea about
the vegetation cover, as the results included 108 plant species belonging to; 78 genera and 42 families. Ten varieties for Phoenix dactylifera L. and 8 varieties for Mangifera indica. Twenty-five of
these species belong to monocotyledonous plants, and the rest of the species
(83 species) belong to dicotyledonous plants. In terms of plant habitat, the
species varied between trees, shrubs, and herbs. Where about 47 trees, 29
shrubs and 32 herbs were found. The family with the largest representation in
plant species was the Fabaceae (15 species). As for the use of plants, most of them
were used as food and medicine, some of them for various handicrafts or other
uses.
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Pages:52-57
How to cite this article:
Bara’ah Ali El-Tahir Sharaf El-Din, Naglaa Seed Ahmed Hamid Ahmed, Sayadat El-Tigani Mohamed "Plants from Algoreer region in north Sudan". International Journal of Biology Research, Vol 9, Issue 1, 2024, Pages 52-57
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