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abundant Algiers amount animals annual appears arid average base betoum Biskra branches camels character characteristic chott climate close crossed daya depth desert distance distribution dunes east edge effects evaporation example fact fairly favorable flood-plain flora forest forms Ghardaia give given ground growing habit habitat Haloxylon hamada High Plateau hills important interest kilometers Laghouat laterals leading leaves less lies lower M'Zab meters mountains northern oasis observed occur Ouargla Oued pass Peganum perennials Pinus halepensis plain plants portion precipitation present probably rain rainfall range reach region relation relatively reported rocks root-system roots Sahara Saharan Atlas salts sand season seen shoot showing shrubs side similar situated slope soil southern Algeria species specimens stations surface Tell temperature Tilrempt tion Touggourt town trees usually valley vegetation
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| Title | Botanical Features of the Algerian Sahara Issue 178 of Carnegie Institution of Washington publication, ISSN 0099-4936 Issue 178 of Publication - Carnegie Institution of Washington, ISSN 0099-4936 Volume 178 of Publications of the Carnegie Institution |
| Author | William Austin Cannon |
| Publisher | Carnegie Institution of Washingon, 1913 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | Jun 10, 2008 |
| ISBN | 0598345396, 9780598345394 |
| Length | 81 pages |
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