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Geological, petrographic and mineralogical characteristics of Boudoukha deposit (Pb-Zn-Cu-Ag) - (North East Algeria)
The North East Algeria is essentially composed of the metamorphic rocks, which are crosscutting, by Miocene massive granitic and microgranitic intrusions. In the region of Boudoukha, the crystalline basement is structurally controlled by multiple Alpine (Eocene-Miocene) faults (N-S, NE-SW), which facilitated the circulation of hydrothermal fluids. Many veins of polymetallic mineralization crosscut this region. The Boudoukha deposit is localized in the metallogenic area of Collo Lesser Kabylia; they consist of Zn, Pb, Cu vein types with traces of Ag, Au and Cd. Macroscopic and microscopic obser
Assessment of the acute toxicity of Cadmium on Ophelia bicornis (Polychaeta : Opheliidae)
The endobenthic species Ophelia bicornis (Savigny, 1818) plays a crucial role in evaluating the structure and functioning of estuarine ecosystems. The polychaete worm is notable for its assessment of physiological tolerance to various environmental factors, with particular emphasis on its ability to withstand sediment-bound contaminants. In the ecological assessment, Ophelia bicornis lives in a rich organic-matter environment and is used as an indicator species of pollution. This research aims to evaluate the impact of a xenobiotic, "cadmium," considered one of the most toxic heavy metals, on
Chemical composition and herbicidal properties of essential oil of Eucalyptus globulus growing in Algeria
The present work involves research into the herbicidal activity of Eucalyptus globulus essential oil collected from souk ahras (north-east algeria), on the germination and growth of Sinapis arvensis and Triticum turgidum seeds. The oil was isolated by hydrodistillation in a Clevenger-type apparatus and analyzed by GC/MS. The yield of the essential oil was 2.6% and 38 constituents were identified. The major constituents of the oil were Spathulenol (22.68%), p-Cymene (21.82%), Beta –Phellandrene (15.73%) and Cryptone (4.73%). The EO was subjected to anti-germination and phytotoxic tests. The r
Effects antioxidant and antilithiasis activity assessment of a methanolic extract an endemic variety of Brassicaceae family.
The Brassicaceae, or Cruciferae, is a family of plants that includes a large number of food crops (roots and leafy vegetables) highly appreciated by consumers around the world. Many of them, such as turnips and cabbages, are used in human diet for their health benefits and great economic interest. Other less known species, particularly local cultivars, could also be a source of rich bioactive compounds. With this in mind, a study of the bioactive compounds contained in an indigenous cultivar, grown exclusively in three regions of Algeria, And known by the vernacular name "Left Saidi", was cond
Ethnobotanical survey of plants traditionally used as mosquito repellents (Diptera; Nematocera), in Setif region (Algerian High Plains).s
In order to search for alternative natural products to limit the risk of chemical pesticides used to fight against mosquitoes, an ethnobotanical survey was carried out during three months between March and May (2023), on plants presumed to have insecticidal activities against mosquitoes, in Setif region (Algerian High Plains). Selected informants (N = 71) were a combination of male (40, 85%) and female (59,25%). Our results allowed to identify 28 potentially plant species, belnging to 14 families. Lamiaceae was the most represented family by 7 species. The results also show that the leaves wer