Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy Palm Pollen “Phoenix Dactylifera L” and Male Infertility Mokrane A*, Abada Y, Boudissa M Djouadi R University of Saad Dahlab, Algeria *Corresponding author: A, BP 270, Blida 1, 09000 Blida, Submission: August 10, 2022;Published: September 07, 2022 DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2022.11.000764 ISSN 2637-7659Volume11 Issue 3

Palm sap tapped from three varieties of date palm Phoenix dactylifera was analyzed during two tapping periods: winter and springtime. These samples were collected once-a-week during 14 weeks for each tapping period. Total soluble solids decreased during tapping period; however no significant variation was noted for pH and titrable acidity. The microbial count indicated that after an initial hig...

Background and Objectives: Through out the history, medicinal plants have had great importance. Date palm is a species of phoenix Dactylifera and a genus of palamse. The pollen of date palm contains five chemical compounds. Quercetin, Rutin, Beta-Amyrin,Beta-Sitosterol and Uronic –Acid. Four of these compounds have biological activities. The present study aim was to determin of the effects of d...

In this study, an environmentally friendly, cost-effective, and single-step procedure is used for the synthesis of polycrystalline Cu2O particles with controlled morphologies. Simple sugars are extracted from date fruit pulp (Phoenix dactylifera) and used as a reducing agent for the formation of Cu2O particles in aqueous medium. The feasibility of this solution is compared with the standard glu...

Using CLIMEX and the Taguchi Method, a process-based niche model was developed to estimate potential distributions of Phoenix dactylifera L. (date palm), an economically important crop in many counties. Development of the model was based on both its native and invasive distribution and validation was carried out in terms of its extensive distribution in Iran. To identify model parameters having...