@article {132,
	title = {Analyse de la biodiversit{\'e} floristique des zones humides du Maroc. Flore rare, menac{\'e}e et halophile},
	journal = {Acta Botanica MalacitanaActa Botanica Malacitana},
	volume = {29},
	year = {2004},
	note = {p. 58: Flore rare ou menac{\'e}eJuncaginaceaeTriglochin palustris L.Vuln{\'e}rable (en voie de r{\'e}gression et pourrait devenir rare court terme).R (Issagu{\`e}ne Immenzin) MA (lac d{\textquoteright}Ouiouane, vall{\'e}e de Senoual, daya-t-Hachlaf, Ait Makhlouf, chemin Boudy, source de l{\textquoteright}oued Zad, vall{\'e}e de l{\textquoteright}Aguelmame depuis l{\textquoteright}Aeouggourh jusqu{\textquoteright}{\`a} la station du chemin Boudy) HA (mare de Tafraout-n-Oura au pied de l{\textquoteright}Anromer, vall{\'e}e de l{\textquoteright}assif Melloul de 2200 {\`a} 2300m, Tizi-n-Taoualt au dessus de Tounfite, entre Imilchil et lac Tislit, Assif Mgoun).Triglochin striata Ruiz \& PavonRR (tr{\'e}s rare - nombre de localit{\'e}s connues < 5).Maroc atlantique nord (Moulay Bou-Selham, marge nord de merja Zerga).p. 62: Flore halophileT. maritima L.T. striata Ruiz \& Pavon},
	pages = {43-66},
	abstract = {Analysis of the moroccan wetlands floristical diversity: rare, threatened and halophilous flora. The moroccan wetlands flora shows a great floristical richness of these ecosystems, estimated at more than 670 species and subspecies (83 families) which can be supplemented by at least 272 others taxa considered rather as terrestrials but can colonize periodically these biotopes. This flora shows a rate of endemism close to 6,5 \%, but the most fact is the great proportion of rare or threatened taxa (estimated at 34\%). The halophilous flora was a subjet of particular comment considering the prevalence of the salt biotopes in Morocco, either by the number or the extent of the sites. It counts 115 species and subspecies distributed among 20 families.},
	keywords = {Biodiversity, wetlands flora, rare flora, threatened flora, halophilous flora, Morocco},
	author = {Hammada, Soumaya and Dakki, Mahamed and Ibn Tattou, Mohamed and Ouyahya, Aicha and Fennane, Mohamed}
}
