2012
DOI: 10.1051/fruits/2011071
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Étude sur le patrimoine phoenicicole de Kidal au nord du Mali

Abstract: -Introduction. The populations of Kidal, in the North of Mali, traditionally nomadic, are directing themselves gradually towards farming because of recurring droughts; date palm culture, although well represented, is still not very developed in this area. Our study is within the scope of the development projects of date palm in the North of Mali. It aimed to take an inventory of and characterize the phytogenetic resources of the date palm in order to draw up strategies for the development of this heritage. Mat… Show more

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“…For instance, in the Jerid region of Tunisia (about twice the area of old palm groves compared to Siwa), there is a collective collection of more than 220 varieties (Battesti, ; Rhouma, , ); some of them may very well be ethnovarieties or local categories, but this hypothesis still has to be checked in situ. Smaller oases have about the equivalent number of named types: 18 in Sokna (al‐Jufra, Libya) for a cultivated area half as small as Siwa (Racchi et al, ), 18 in Kidal (Northern Mali) but for only 4,000 date palms (Babahani, Togo, & Hannachi, ), and 22 in el‐Guettar (Tunisia) for only 3,000 date palms (Ben Salah, ). Hence, we could believe that the agrobiodiversity is relatively low in Siwa, if considering a conventional system where named types are thought to be genotypes.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…For instance, in the Jerid region of Tunisia (about twice the area of old palm groves compared to Siwa), there is a collective collection of more than 220 varieties (Battesti, ; Rhouma, , ); some of them may very well be ethnovarieties or local categories, but this hypothesis still has to be checked in situ. Smaller oases have about the equivalent number of named types: 18 in Sokna (al‐Jufra, Libya) for a cultivated area half as small as Siwa (Racchi et al, ), 18 in Kidal (Northern Mali) but for only 4,000 date palms (Babahani, Togo, & Hannachi, ), and 22 in el‐Guettar (Tunisia) for only 3,000 date palms (Ben Salah, ). Hence, we could believe that the agrobiodiversity is relatively low in Siwa, if considering a conventional system where named types are thought to be genotypes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 in Sokna (al-Jufra, Libya) for a cultivated area half as small as Siwa (Racchi et al, 2013), 18 in Kidal (Northern Mali) but for only 4,000 date palms (Babahani, Togo, & Hannachi, 2012), and 22 in el-Guettar (Tunisia) for only 3,000 date palms (Ben Salah, 2012).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…En Afrique de l'Ouest, plusieurs études ont révélé la richesse numérique des espèces composant les zones de forêts et savanes ainsi que la diversité des utilisations qui en sont faites [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. Parmi les espèces utilitaires, les lianes, qu'elles soient ligneuses ou herbacées, occupent une place importante.…”
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