November 2019
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12 Reads
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Egyptian Journal of Nutrition and Feeds
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November 2019
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12 Reads
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2 Citations
Egyptian Journal of Nutrition and Feeds
December 2017
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9 Reads
Acarines Journal of the Egyptian Society of Acarology
November 2017
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12 Reads
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2 Citations
Egyptian Journal of Nutrition and Feeds
December 2016
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11 Reads
Acarines Journal of the Egyptian Society of Acarology
December 2016
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19 Reads
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1 Citation
Menoufia Journal of Plant Protection
... In Ismailia Governorate, about 27 resident bird species and 6 migratory bird species occurred (Abbasy et al., 2012). At Gharbia governorate the resident bird species were 24 while the migratory birds were 5 species (Metwally et al., 2016). In Sharkia Governorate Issa (2019) recorded 25 bird species as resident and 8 as migratory, but he noticed that aquatic habitats harbor a higher number of birds than field crop habitat. ...
December 2016
Menoufia Journal of Plant Protection
... GC/MS analysis of Stevia rebaudiana extracts deal with in vitro antidiabetic potential has shown the major compounds of 1-hepta-triacotanol, duvatrienediol, dihydroxanthin, β-amyrin, lupenone, phytol, γ-sitosterol, agatholic acid, and fatty acids (Zaidan et al. 2019). Agatholic acid also was found in the wheat (1.46%), infected wheat by Caloglyphus berlesei (4.05%), maize (0.64%), infected maize by Caloglyphus berlesei (1.41%), and fishmeal (4.69%) extracts after three months stored (Gamal El-Din et al. 2019) as well as in the fruit benzene/acetone (10:1 v/v) extracts of Forsythia suspensa to yield of 9 mg (Kuo et al. 2014). ...
November 2019
Egyptian Journal of Nutrition and Feeds
... The two acarid mites, A. siro and T. putrescentiae decreased germination form 20 to 70% for cereals and from 4 to 100% for vegetables [5]. The effect of C. berlesei on some stored products (soybean, wheat, maize and fishmeal) on some chemicals change was studied by Gamal Eldin et al. [6]. This mite decreased protein content, but fiber were increased. ...
November 2017
Egyptian Journal of Nutrition and Feeds