Titlebook: Agriculture Productivity in Tunisia Under Stressed Environment; Faiza Khebour Allouche,Mohamed Abu-hashim,Abdelazi Book 2021 The Editor(s)

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Introduction to “Agriculture Productivity in Tunisia Under Stressed Environment”nisia”. The book consists of 15 chapters including the introduction and the conclusion chapters. The 13 chapters are presented under three themes, namely, Overview of Tunisian Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable Agriculture Water Management and Tunisian Marine and Terrestrial Living Environment. A

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Sustainability and Plasticity of the Olive Tree Cultivation in Arid Conditionslimatic conditions from arid condition (Southern Mediterranean) to more humid conditions (Northern one) and even in poor soil conditions with low organic matter. The tolerance of the olive tree to drought, its salt tolerant character and its major role both in minimizing erosion and desertification

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Tunisian Date Cultivars: Economical Aspect, Physicochemical Properties, Sensory Characterization andlized cultivars . and . It is now also cultivated in many arid and semi-arid regions around the world. The date palm is also one of the crop species generating the most important income and represents a major source of export earnings and livelihoods for millions of rural smallholders. It ensures fo

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Natural Mediterranean Plants Products: A Sustainable Approach for Integrated Insect Pests Managements” that were previously considered as “waste products” without any physiological function for the plant. However, recent studies highlight their usefulness in plant defense against pathogens and insects herbivores and their role in beneficial insects attraction such us pollinators and auxiliaries. T

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Assessing the Water Productivity of Durum Wheat in Tunisian Semi-Arid Conditionsgreat concern. The focus on water productivity of main crops is an imperative imposed by the critical situation of water resources as well as an ever-growing demand. However, there are still some gaps with respect to crop water use efficiency and productivity. The scope of this report is to establis

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