KENZA Tamrabet

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KENZA Tamrabet

تمرابط كنزة

kenza.tamrabet@univ-msila.dz

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  • Departement of Agricultural sciences
  • Faculty of Sciences
  • Grade PHd
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Domain

Sciences de la Nature et de la Vie

Filiere

Sciences Agronomiques

Location

Msila, Msila

Msila, ALGERIA

Code RFIDE

  • 1998-08-18 00:00:00

  • KENZA Tamrabet birthday

  • 2025-11-03
  • 2025-11-03

    Biodiversity of Cucurbitaceae fruit flies (Diptera: Tephritidae) in Algeria

    In most African countries, fruit vegetables in general and those of the Cucurbitaceae family in particular are important sources of income and significant sources of vitamins and minerals in the diets of rural and urban populations. This fruits are attacking by flies which are major agricultural pests that cause severe damage to their host plants, and are listed as quarantine pests in many countries. In our study we focused on the pumpkin(Cucurbita maxima) flies (Diptera:Tephritidae).The objective of our study is to establish a list of pumpkin (Cucurbita maxima) flies and to assess their infestation levels in Tebassa region. Two techniques were tested in the pumpkin plots: trapping fruit fly adults and incubating the fruit. The results of the flies captured and emerged indicated the presence of a family of Tephritidae which is the best represented with Dacus frontalis. These results indicate that the fruit samples taken between 02 September 2023 and 08 February 2024 made it possible to determine the median number of pupae per fruit and to see which flies had emerged during the incubation period. Dacus frontalis is causing substantial losses of cucurbits in Tebassa and probably in other countries where they are also present. Fruit fly is the most problematic insect pest of the cucurbits plants, because of the seriousness of this fly, crop protection services need to look for strategies to control this pest.

    Citation

    Ghania BARECH , Kenza TAMRABET , Mourad KHALDI , Marc De Meyer, ,(2025-11-03), Biodiversity of Cucurbitaceae fruit flies (Diptera: Tephritidae) in Algeria,The 14th Arab Congress of Plant Protection,El Harrach- Algiers

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  • 2024-12-31
  • 2024-12-31

    RELATIONS ENTRE INVERTEBRÉS ET ADVENTICES AU SEIN D’UN CHAMP DE MAÏS DANS LA BANLIEUE D’EL HARRACH (ALGER)

    This study investigated the relationships between invertebrates and weed plants in an experimental corn plot in the El Harrach suburb during July-September 2022. Three sampling techniques were employed: Barber pitfall traps, sweep nets, and Japanese umbrellas (beating tray) combined with handpicking. A comprehensive inventory of invertebrate fauna on weeds was compiled. Among the 65 identified species belonging to 47 families, 14 orders, and 6 classes, Insecta was the dominant class. Using the Japanese umbrella technique, 8 invertebrate species were trapped on four host plant species: Xanthium strumarium, Malva multiflora, Amaranthus sp., and Chenopodium album. Keywords: Invertebrates-weeds, Zea mays, Barber pitfull traps, Japanese umbrella.

    Citation

    Kenza TAMRABET , , (2024-12-31), RELATIONS ENTRE INVERTEBRÉS ET ADVENTICES AU SEIN D’UN CHAMP DE MAÏS DANS LA BANLIEUE D’EL HARRACH (ALGER), revue des BioRessources, Vol:14, Issue:14, pages:31-38, ALLIOUCHE H

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  • 2024-11-25
  • 2024-11-25

    Biodiversity of fruit flies in some agroecosystems in Algeria

    Algeria is a country with a rich and diverse natural heritage, boasting a vast array of flora and fauna that are unique to the region. Which range from the rough Atlas Mountains to the vast Sahara Desert, are home to a wide range of animals that have evolved to withstand these harsh conditions, also are characterized by a diversification of local fruit species and cultivars, this fruits are attacking by flies which are major agricultural pests that cause severe damage to their host plants, and are listed as quarantine pests in many countries. One working hypothese guided our research there is a wide range of Tephritidae species present in the Khenchela region, which depend on different types of fruit.The objective of our study is to establish a list of fruit flies and to assess their attacks in some orchards in our study region. One technique has been tested on two orchards, trapping of adults of fruit flies. Identification and enumeration of captured flies revealed two families Drosophilidae and Tephritidae, the second is the best represented, with the order Diptera.Our study has contributed new data to form an initial basis for scientific of scientific information on Tephritidae pests of fruit in Khenchela. Keywords: Fruit flies; Diptera; Biodiversity; Infestations; Khenchela; Algeria.

    Citation

    Kenza TAMRABET , ,(2024-11-25), Biodiversity of fruit flies in some agroecosystems in Algeria,Séminaire National « Biodiversité, Bio-écologie et Conservation de la Faune en Algérie » « SNBBCFA »,Batna

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  • 2024-11-25
  • 2024-11-25

    Biodiversity of fruit flies in some agroecosystems in Algeria

    Biodiversity of fruit flies in some agroecosystems in Algeria

    Citation

    Kenza TAMRABET , Mourad KHALDI , Ghania BARECH , Marc De Meyer, ,(2024-11-25), Biodiversity of fruit flies in some agroecosystems in Algeria,Séminaire national Biodiversité, Bioécologie et Conservation de la Faune en Algérie (SNBBCFA),Université Batna 2

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