Mhamed B. Laouisset.

Mhamed B. Laouisset.


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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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28 December 2022 in Asian Journal of Dairy and Food Research
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KLkaouthar lakhdari
kaouthar lakhdari
TBTarek Boussaada
Tarek Boussaada
SBSalha Amira Benatallah
Salha Amira Benatallah
MBM. Bouhanna
M. Bouhanna
MLMhamed B. Laouisset.
Mhamed B. Laouisset.
Background: In Algeria, COVID-19 containment procedures 2020-2021 have put the livestock sector in a critical situation, particularly in the Saharan regions where animal feed is based on supplies from other regions. Indeed, a famine has threatened the herds, but the breeders have been able to save their animals by an unconventional diet. The knowledge of these nutritional measures and know-how makes it possibleto evaluate local products andto guide Algerian decision-makers towards a safer food strategy that is well adapted to the Sahara region. Methods: We used the “12MO method”, which is a retrospective survey based on the declarations of the breeders for the last twelve months. 12MO served as a basic tool for a systemic analysis conducted in 110 farms in different areas of Oued Souf (Sahara of Algeria). Result: The results highlighted changes in animal feed, under the impact of COVID-19 pandemic through unconventional feeding. 6 feeds were distinguished, including 4 crop residues (PoCR; PeCR; CCR ; TCR) and 2 by-products (PD By-P; PD By-P). During a year of containment, it was not only the interrelationship (agriculture/livestock) that has secured the feeding herds in the Saharan environment, but the breeder’s solidarity has significantly contributed in that also.

18 December 2023 in Agricultural Science Digest - A Research Journal
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IBI. Berkane
I. Berkane
HBH. Bendada
H. Bendada
BFBenalia FRIH
Benalia FRIH
ABA. Belagrouze
A. Belagrouze
LNLouahdi Nasreddine
Louahdi Nasreddine
MLMhamed B. Laouisset.
Mhamed B. Laouisset.
Background: in this study we aim to evaluate some physiological and biochemical important traits for the selection of tolerant Barley genotypes in the rainfall conditions. Methods: This experiment was conducted during the cropping season (2020-2021) at the experimental field of ITGC, Setif, Algeria. Ten genotypes of barley were used in this study to evaluate their performances with Chlorophyll contents, relative water contents, drought sensitivity index, proline content, total soluble sugar content, thousand kernels weight and grain yield. The seeds were sown using an experimental drill in 1.2 m x 5 m plots consisting of 6 rows with a 20 cm row space and the seeding rate is about 250 seeds per m2. Result: Analysis of variance showed that genotype effect was significatif to very high significatif with all studied parameters, the origin of the genotypes tested was only influenced the drought sensitivity index while the row type had a significatif effect on drought sensitivity index and proline contents grain yield was positively correlated with relative water contents however, thousand kernels weight was negatively correlated with relative water contents and Total soluble sugar content. Principal components analysis showed that PC1 was a physio-biochemical axis and the genotypes related to this axis had high values of these traits, while PC2 was a yield and drought tolerance axis and their related genotypes were the most yielding genotypes.