LABHILILI M.’s research while affiliated with Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique and other places

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Publications (19)


Species of Megastigmidae from Morocco (Hymenoptera, Chalcidoidea)
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This study presents the first comprehensive catalogue of the Megastigmidae from Morocco. After sorting through the existing bibliography and visiting various museums, we identified two genera occurring in this country: Bootanomyia Girault, 1915 and Megastigmus Dalman, 1820 represented by one and ten species, respectively. Here we provide data on the known distribution and biology of each of the species in Morocco. Dataset published through GBIF (DOI: 10.15470/mr3xom)

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Fig. 1. Chalcis myrifex (Sulzer, 1876): ♀, habitus, vista lateral. (Foto de C. Villemant).
Fig. 2. Chirocera pectinicornis (Latreille, 1809): ♀, habitus, dorsal view. (Photo by K. Kissayi and Z. Bour.) Fig. 2. Chirocera pectinicornis (Latreille, 1809): ♀, habitus, vista dorsal. (Foto de K. Kissayi y Z. Bour).
Fig. 4. Norbanus guyoni (Giraud, 1870): ♀, habitus, vista lateral. (Foto de K. Kissayi y Z. Bour).
Revision of the species Chalcidoidea (Insecta, Hymenoptera) deposited in the Museum of Natural History of the Scientific Institute in Rabat (Morocco)

November 2020

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Arxius de Miscel·lània Zoològica

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Revisió de les espècies de Chalcidoidea (Insecta, Hymenoptera) conservades al Museu d’Història Natural de l’Institut Científic de Rabat (Marroc) Aquest treball presenta la revisió de 12 espècies de la superfamília Chalcidoidea (Insecta, Hymenoptera) conservades al Museu d’Història Natural de l’Institut Científic de Rabat (Marroc). S’aporten dades referents a la biologia i els hostes d’aquestes espècies, com també un mapa de distribució al nord d’Àfrica. Dades publicades a GBIF (Doi: 10.15470/q0ya99)


Heat Shock Effects on Physiological Parameters Durum Wheat Seedlings and Relationships with Stress Tolerance Indices

January 2018

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Drought and temperature extremes are major factors limiting wheat productivity particularly in arid and semi-arid regions. The selection of a high and stable yield are an important objective in these environments. This is particularly true in the Mediterranean basin where harsh and fluctuating climatic conditions lead to the occurrence of qualitative genotype × environment interactions. Breeding relies, usually, on selection for yield and few alternatives to direct selection for yield have been adopted.



Virulence of Moroccan Pyrenophora teres f. teres Revealed by International Differential Barley Genotypes

June 2016

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Cereal Research Communications

Pyrenophora teres f. teres (Ptt), causing net blotch in barley, is an important and frequently isolated leaf pathogen across the globe. The virulence spectrum of Ptt from North Africa including Morocco is poorly understood. Sixteen barley genotypes were challenged, at seedling stage, with 15 Ptt isolates that were collected from different agroecological zones of Morocco. The experiment was conducted in a factorial arrangement of treatments in a randomized complete block design with three replicates. The ANOVA revealed highly significant (P < 0.001) effects of genotype (G), isolate (I) and G×I interaction explaining 23.2, 62.5, and 13.9% of the variation, respectively. Therefore, the current study revealed highly diverse virulence pattern of Moroccan isolates. Furthermore, the results indicated that minor virulence of Ptt isolates dominated over virulence interaction. In addition, Taffa (6-rowed) and Aglou (2 rowed), had the highest level of resistance to Ptt, while Coast and Rabat071 were the most susceptible genotypes. Pt2, Pt7, Pt8 and Pt4 were being the most virulent isolates, while Pt10 and Pt11 were the least virulent isolates. The emergence of the new Ptt pathotypes, which were highly virulent to durable resistance in Rabat071 posed a risk of breaking down the currently deployed resistance to net blotch in Morocco. A careful evaluation and selection of Ptt isolates based on minor virulence pattern to barley genotypes is essential for successful barley breeding program for resistance to net blotch in Morocco. Keywords: barley, GGE biplot, net blotch, Pyrenophora teres, virulence


Fig. 2: Relative water content (A) and ion-leakage (B) HSSI (%) of eight durum wheat genotypes subjected to heat shock stress at 40°C during 0, 30 and 60 min at the seedling stage.  
Table 2: Heat shock main effect of accumulated proline, soluble sugars, % injury to cell membrane, relative water and chlorophyll contents of eight durum wheat genotypes subjected to heat shock stress at 40°C during 0, 30 and 60 minutes at the seedling stage. 
Fig. 3: Chlorophyll content HSSI (%) of eight durum wheat genotypes subjected to heat shock stress at 40°C during 0, 30 and 60 min at the seedling stage.  
Table 4: Average grain yield per location and stress tolerance indices of the eight durum wheat genotypes 
Fig. 4: F v /F m HSSI (%) of eight durum wheat genotypes subjected to heat shock stress at 40°C during 0, 30 and 60 min at the seedling stage.  
Heat shock effects on chlorophyll fluorescence, membrane stability, and metabolites accumulation in durum wheat (Triticum turgidum L. var. durum) seedlings and relationships with yield stress tolerance indices

April 2015

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Advances in Environmental Biology

Physiological traits are receiving increasing attention as screening tools for stress resistance to enhance both yield potential and yield stability under stressful conditions. This study was undertaken to investigate the discriminating ability of bioassays applied to durum wheat lines subjected to heat shock at the seedling growth stage and to study their relationships with grain yield stress tolerance indices. Sufficient amount of variability was observed in the responses of the eight durum wheat genotypes evaluated. Heat shock increased proline, soluble sugars and damage to cell membrane and decreased Fv/Fm ratio, relative water content and chlorophyll content. Genotype responses varied according to stress intensity. Different genotypes were declared as tolerant to stress based on different parameters. Base on proline and soluble sugars results Korifla was identified as stress tolerant. Bousselam was declared stress tolerant based on membrane stability, relative water and chlorophyll contents results. Waha was tolerant based on Fv/Fm ratio. P index identified three varieties as stable and high yielding. Correlations study indicated that the relationships between bioassays parameters and with tolerance indices varied according to stress levels, suggesting that these physiological traits could not be recommended to replace grain yield field testing, under the Algerian conditions of durum production.


Figure 1: Dispositif expérimental de la technique des feuilles détachées 
Figure 2: Dispositif Split Plot utilisé lors de l’inoculation des 14 isolats de S. tritici 
Figure 3: Différents aspects et couleurs de S. tritici sur milieu solide 
Détermination de la diversité génétique d'une population de Septoria tritici sur blé tendre via une caractérisation culturale et pathogénique Determination of the genetic diversity of a population of Septoria tritici on broad wheat via cultural and pathogenic characterization

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RESUME L'étude de la diversité génétique d'une population de Septoria tritici (Rob. ex Desm.) sur blé tendre a été réalisée par la caractérisation culturale et pathogénique d'isolats collectés dans différentes régions céréalières du Maroc. La caractérisation culturale de 38 isolats in vitro a montré une différence très marquée entre les isolats étudiés et entre/intra régions. En effet, le champignon a présenté 2 formes, l'aspect de levure et l'aspect de bourrelets stromatiques. Concernant la couleur: 6 couleurs ont été notées. Elle varie entre rose, orange, blanche, vert olivâtre, marron, et noir. On a noté la dominance de la couleur rose, orange et blanche avec 77% du total des cultures. Aussi, la classification des 26 isolats étudiés sur la base du pourcentage de la surface foliaire nécrosée moyennant la technique des feuilles détachées a donné lieu à trois groupes (Avirulent-Moyennement virulent-Virulent). De plus, la classification hiérarchique de 14 isolats a donné lieu à 9 pathotypes. Cette différence nette entre les isolats montre qu'il y'a une grande diversité au sein de cette population.


Figure 2. Factorial Discriminant Analysis (FDA) of phenotypic traits and distribution of the studied durum wheat varieties for their geographical origin in the plan of axes 1 and 2 (50% and 24 %).. 
Figure 3. Hierarchical Cluster Analysis of the germplasm collection based on their geographical origin and microsatellite profiles. 
Association Analysis of Genotypic and Phenotypic Traits Using SSR Marker in Durum Wheat

December 2013

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In durum wheat, marker-trait associations were studied for six agronomic traits using a set of 25 simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers , with a set of 40 wheat genotypes including drought, semi-tolerant and non-drought tolerant genotypes. According to the factorial discriminate analysis (FDA) for phenotype traits and to the Unweighted Pair Group Method with Arithmetic Mean (UPGMA) cluster, the 40 genotypes, were classified into five distinct groups. The first two components of FDA results for phenotype traits, explained 74% of total variation. The results show that landraces were earlier and relatively taller than the improved varieties. A total of 14 SSR markers showed significant associations with studied agronomic traits on chromosomes of durum wheat. Some markers (wmc54 (3B), wms118 (5B) and wmc165 (3A), showed significant associations with several traits and were associated with Number of grains per main spike (NGS), Number of spike per meter square (NS/m 2)and throusand kernel weight (TKW) as well as with grain yield (GY) and its components. In total, 136 alleles were obtained with a mean of 13 alleles/locus. The average PIC value was 0.74 suggesting a high degree of genetic diversity. The analysis using the Mantel matrix correspondence test, revealed a positive and highly significant correlation (r=0.6096; p<0.01, 1000 random permutations) between the agro-morphological traits and the microsatellite marker-derived similarity matrices. Furthermore, the molecular variance analysis (AMOVA) showed that the proportion of variance explained by within and among geographical groups diversity was 83 % and 17%, respectively. Thus, our study showed significant variation in morphological traits and microsatellite DNA polymorphisms among wheat varieties.


Analysis of diversity genetic of Moroccan net blotch populations using amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) markers

July 2011

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AFRICAN JOURNAL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

Net blotch caused by Pyrenophora teres f. teres is the most harmful foliar disease in barley generating significant economic losses in Morocco. Populations of P. teres f. teres were collected from different regions of Morocco. Thirty five (35) P. teres f. teres isolates, single conidial, were isolated and were subjected to molecular study using amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) technique. Out of the fourteen primers combinations tested, four primers combinations were selected to disclose the polymorphism between the different P. teres f. teres isolates. The molecular characterization of these isolates showed high degree of polymorphism reaching 95% and identifying 25 specific genotypes. The genetic variability of the different isolates of P. teres f. teres within and between Moroccan regions was highlighted, disclosing no linkage between the isolates and their geographical origins. This result might be due to informal material flow between regions.


Etude de la sécheresse chez le blé dur par la méthode TILLING

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L’amélioration des céréales par le biais des croisements entre les variétés est basée sur la sélection des caractères améliorés des deux parents. En l’absence du caractère recherché, La création de nouveaux génotypes par la mutagenèse (EMS) et l’utilisation de la génétique inverse (TILLING), permet la création de nouveaux gènes d’intérêt et d’étudier leurs fonctions. Une population de lignées a été crée à partir de la variété ChamI à large adaptation. L’analyse des caractères agronomiques (hauteur des plantes, nombre de grains/épis, poids de grains/épis...) a montré une large variabilité génétique entre les génotypes de cette population avec certains génotypes plus performants que ChamI. De même, l’évaluation pathologique (septoriose et rouille brune) de cette population a permit de sélectionner certains génotypes tolérants voir résistants. Les génotypes plus performants que ChamI peuvent constituer une source pour l’amélioration génétique du blé dur. Les paramètres de qualité tel que les profiles protéiques des gluténines et l’analyse moléculaires du marqueur associé à la sous-unité de gluténine de faible poids moléculaire (LMW) de type 1, ont montré pour certains génotypes, des mutations au niveau des gluténines de haut poids moléculaires et de faible poids moléculaires (LMW). Ces mutations peuvent engendrées une amélioration de la qualité technologique de blé dur.


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... Although the Megastigmidae species were first recorded in Morocco in 1904 (Kissayi et al., 2020), studies focused on this fauna were not carried out until the 1990s (El Alaoui El Fels, 1998El Alaoui El Fels et al., 2013;El Alaoui El Fels and Roques, 2006). Our aim is to provide the first catalogue of chalcids of the Megastigmidae family in Morocco. ...

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Species of Megastigmidae from Morocco (Hymenoptera, Chalcidoidea)
Revision of the species Chalcidoidea (Insecta, Hymenoptera) deposited in the Museum of Natural History of the Scientific Institute in Rabat (Morocco)

Arxius de Miscel·lània Zoològica

... In Algeria, 50% of cereals agricultures areas are reserved to durum wheat with more than 1,579,080 ha in 2019 million hectares (Haddad et al., 2021). A large part of this cereal are located in semi-arid regions characterized by little and irregular precipitations, very low availability of minerals nutrients in the soil and unavailability of water resources (Papathanasiou et al., 2015;Hamli et al., 2018;Ladoui et al, 2020). ...

Heat Shock Effects on Physiological Parameters Durum Wheat Seedlings and Relationships with Stress Tolerance Indices
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  • January 2018

... Annually only 3-4 new daughter corms are produced. The low rate of multiplication of corms in the fields along with the problem of their infestation by pathogens (Bentata et al., 2017), that causes corms rot and necrosis, reduce the availability of material for new plantations as a consequence the production and development of saffron are limited. These various constraints explain the use of in vitro culture techniques. ...

Sanitary assessment of saffron corms and soil from Great Moroccan production areas: Taliouine and Taznakht
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  • November 2017

Acta Horticulturae

... In Kenya (Were et al. 2016) and Algeria (Lhadj et al. 2022), barley grain yield under conditions conducive to infection can be reduced by as much as 15−40% in the absence of proper protection. Other authors have reported similar figures, ranging from 10% to 44% (Khan 1989;Jayasena et al. 2002Jayasena et al. , 2007Ma et al. 2004;Afanasenko et al. 2015;Mair et al. 2016;Rozanova et al. 2019;McLean & Hollaway 2019;Taibi et al. 2016;Abebe 2021). On the other hand, Murray and Brennan (2010) estimated that, over a ten-year period, the average yields in different barley-producing regions of Australia could potentially be reduced by 4.5−9.9% ...

Virulence of Moroccan Pyrenophora teres f. teres Revealed by International Differential Barley Genotypes
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Cereal Research Communications

... The environmental conditions and presence of diverse pathotypes led to the divergence response of SFNB in these environments. Highly diverse pathotypes of NFNB were reported in Morocco in the past (Bentata et al. 2011;Douiyssi et al. 1998;Jebbouj and El Yousfi 2010;Taibi et al. 2016) but little is known about diversity of SFNB pathotypes in Morocco. In such a situation, screening barley genotypes in representative barley production environments becomes more important to identify resistance to major pathotypes prevailing in these environments. ...

Analysis of diversity genetic of Moroccan net blotch populations using amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) markers
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  • July 2011

AFRICAN JOURNAL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

... Molecular markers can be extremely varied for plants with the same morphology and physiology. They allow identifying the polymorphism between families, genera, species, varieties, populations and even between individuals (Elangovan 2016), which makes them very effective indicators of genetic variability in molecular phylogeny, in studies of genetic diversity and genetic identification: material selection and varieties (Bousba et al. 2013;Anamika et al. 2018). ...

Association Analysis of Genotypic and Phenotypic Traits Using SSR Marker in Durum Wheat

... Physiological analyses revealed different responses of the genotypes to irrigation treatments, together with symptoms of water regimes; Da-Silva et al. (2021) reinforce the importance of detailed studies of the relationship between productivity, physiology, and water use. While Winkel et al. (2002) suggested using these parameters in assessing water stress in quinoa; contrast, Hamli et al. (2015) showed differences in the rank of durum genotypes according to these physiological traits; and proposed that these physiological parameters could not be recommended to replace grain yield field testing. Also, Valdivia-Cea et al. (2021) found that the environments play a main role in physiological parameters and estimated no significant differences among quinoa genotypes in season and other seasons. ...

Heat shock effects on chlorophyll fluorescence, membrane stability, and metabolites accumulation in durum wheat (Triticum turgidum L. var. durum) seedlings and relationships with yield stress tolerance indices

Advances in Environmental Biology

... Furthermore, Achbani et al., 2005 [55] evaluated the capacity of various plant growthpromoting rhizobacteria genera and found a remarkable ability in phosphate solubilization, highlighting their potential to improve soil fertility and plant growth. A. pullulans has exhibited a remarkable antagonistic potential, displaying a protective effect surpassing 90% against diverse pathogens, including soft rot [56,57]. Furthermore, extensive research has revealed that strains of A. pullulans have shown robust antagonistic behaviors, effectively protecting against crucial post-harvest pathogens on various other crops [58][59][60][61][62]. ...

Biocontrol of blue mold on apple fruits by Aureobasidium pullulans (strain Ach 1-1): in vitro and in situ evidence for the possible involvement of competition for nutrients

Communications in Agricultural and Applied Biological Sciences