Attitalla IH, Al Ani LKT, Nasib MA, Balal IA (2010b) Screening of
fungi associated with commercial grains and animal feeds in Al
Bayda Governorate, Libya. World Appl Sci J 9(7):746–756
Attitalla IH (2011) Effects of Azospirillum lipoferum strain isolated
from Al Jabal Al Akhdar region and wheat straw on some
physiological properties and nitrogen content of Triticum aestivum
cultivars. Al-Mukhtar J Sci 26:9–25
Attitalla IH, Abdelrawaf SS, Omar KS, El-Komy HMA, Sarwar M
(2012) Occurrence and microbiological characteristics of Trichoderma in Al Jabal Al Akhdar region, Libya. J Biol Sci 12(4):209–
217
Alzobaidy
DH,
Mohammad
AM
(2003)
Agricultural
education-actuality and Ambition. Al-Mukhtar J Sci 10:9–24
Baiu H, Nair GA (1999) Isolation of cellulose decomposing bacteria
from Libyan soils. Ecol Environ Conserv 5:157–159
Ben Mahmoud MT, Ferjani EA (2016) The effect of bio-fertilization
with Azotobacter Spp. and different rates of urea fertilizer on the
growth of Barely. Syrian J Agric Res 3(1):213–216
Ben Mahmoud MT (2016) The effect inoculation with bacteria
Burkholderia Spp. and different rates of nitrogen fertilization on
the productivity of tomato. Syrian J Agric Res 3(2):335–242
Ben Mahmoud MT, Ferjani EA (2017) The effect of different rates of
two pesticides (Benomyl and Abamectin) on growth and number of
N2 fixation bacteria cells. Syrian J Agric Res 4(2):150–159
Ben Mahmoud MT, Ferjani EA (2018) Influence of soil pH on
azotobacter population with using microbiological characteristics as
bio-measurement in arable lands of Tripoli. N.W. Libya.
Al-Mukhtar J Sci 33:146–154
Ben Mahmoud MT, Ferjani EA, Elalam MF (2018) Inoculation of
Grass-cycling compost with N2 fixing bacteria. J Arab Am Univ 4
(1):33–47
Bouzadi M, Grebenc T, Turunen O, Kraigher H, Taib H, Alafai A,
Sbissi AME, Bedade D, Shamekh S (2017) Characterization of
natural habitats and diversity of Libyan desert truffles. Biotech 7
(5):218–328
Buhidma MS, Abogharsa IA, Saeed MA (2007) Biological and
chemical control of Fusarium wilt fungus on tomato cultivars.
Al-Mukhtar J Sci 16:151–162
El-Buni AM, Rattan SS (1981) Check list of Libyan fungi, Department
of Botany Faculty of Science, University of Al Faateh, Tripoli,
Libya
El-Giahmi AA, Nicolson TH, Daft MJ (1976) Endomycorrhizal fungi
from Libyan soils. Trans Br Mycolog Soc 67(1):164–169
El Sadi SMA (2004) Characteristics of root-nodulation bacteria isolated
from Acacia karroo in Fezzan region of Libya. MSc Thesis, Faculty
of Sciences, Sebha University, Sebha Libya
El-Said AHM, Saleem A (2008) Ecological and physiological studies
on soil fungi at western region, Libya. Mycobiology 36(1):1–9
Elssaidi MA, Mohamed HY (2015) Effect of Some pesticides on
nitrogen fixing bacteria under Wadi Alshatti Conditions, Libya.
Marine Sci J Environ Technol 1(2):70–85
Environment Public Authority (2008) National strategy for sustainable
development, January (2008)
Faituri MY, El-Mahi YE, El-Hassan GA (2001) Effects of some salts
and sodicity on the growth of a Rhizobium leguminosarum bv.
viceae strain isolated from a salt-affected soil. Canad J Microbiol 47
(90):807–812
Fiatori MY, El-Hassan GA, El-Mahi YF (1996) Effect of salinity and
sodicity on bacterial-plant symbiotic relationship. Al-Mukhtar J Sci
3:112–128
Hesnawi RM, Mogadami FS (2013) Bioremediation of Libyan crude
oil-contaminated soil under mesophilic and thermophilic conditions.
APCBEE Procedia 5:82–87
Ibrahim FA, Hussin AI, Al Amin SK (2019) Study of physiological
characteristics of rhizobia isolated from Melilotus officinalis L.
growing in arid soil of Libya (Fezzan). A thesis Submitted in Partial
Fulfillment of the Requirements of Master Department of Botany
Faculty of Science Sebha University Sebha, Libya
Imam MK, Badawy FH (1978) Response of three potato cultivars to
inoculation with Azotobacter. Potato Res 21(1):1–8
Jafri SMH (1978) Mimosaceae. In: Jafri SMH, El-gadi A (eds) Flora of
Libya, vol. 60. Faculty of Science Al fateh University Tripoli, Libya
Jadallah SO, Abdelall MF, Elkobeisy OS, Ali MA (2017) Phenotypic
and phylogenetic diversity of mycorrhizae isolated from Al Jabal Al
Akhdar, Libya. Biosci Res 14(4):915–923
Khalifa MOA (2013) Phenotypic diversity of rhizobia nodulating some
wild leguminous plants growing in Libya. A thesis Submitted in
Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of the degree of Master.
Department of Botany Faculty of Science University of Sebha.
Sebha, Libya
Khalifa MO, Jarma A, Nseer AE, Aboslh MM, Saed NA, Asheiw JI,
Ahmadi IM (2018) The Isolated root nodulating bacteria from
Medicago sativa L. and its production of enzymes. JOPAS 17
(1):275–281
Koshlaf E, Shahsavari E, Medina AA, Taha M, Haleyur N, Makadia TH, Morrison PD, Ball AS (2016) Bioremediation potential of
diesel-contaminated Libyan soil. Ecotoxicol Environ Saf 133:297–
305
Kran J (1965) A list of plant pathogenic and other fungi of Cyrenaica
(Libya) Phytopathological Papers
Makawi AAM (1973) The density of azotobacter in root-free soils and
in the rhizosphere of several plants in arid and semi-arid Libyan
regions. Allgemeine, Landwirtschaftliche und Technische Mikrobiologie 128(1–2):135–139
Makawi AAM, Abdel-Nasser M, Abdel-Moneim AA (1979) Quantitative effects of some pesticides on certain physiological groups of
micro-organisms in soil. Mikrobiologie der Landwirtschaft, der
Technologie und des Umweltschutzes 134(3):223–228
Mansour AMA (2010) Contribution to knowledge of some soil fungi in
eastern region in Lybia. J Product Dev 15(3):395–404
Mansur A (2015) Bioremediation of Libyan soil contaminated with
crude oil tank bottom sludge. PhD Thesis, Applied Science, RMIT
University, Australia
Mansur AA, Adetutu EM, Makadia T, Morrison PD, Ball AS (2015)
Assessment of the hydrocarbon degrading abilities of three
Bioaugmentation agents for the bioremediation of crude oil tank
bottom sludge Contaminated Libyan soil. Int J Environ Bioremed
Biodegrad 3(1):1–9
Marei A (2019) Indignous Mycorrhizal spores isolation and identification from wheat field, Benghazi District Libya. Int J Agric
Environ Res 5(3):340–346
Mlitan AB (2013) Heavy metals and microbial toxicity of analysis of
soil samples near iron and still factory (Misurata, Libya). In:
Second International Conference on Chemical, Environmental and
Biological Sciences (ICCEBS’2013) March 17–18, 2013. Dubai
(UAE)
Mlitan AB, Alajtal AI, Alsadawy AM (2013) Toxicity of heavy metals
and microbial analysis of soil samples collected from the area
around Zliten cement factory. Open J Air Pollut 2(1):25–28
Mlitan AB, Abofalga A, Swalem A (2015) Impact of treated
wastewater on some physicochemical parameters soil and its fungal
content. Int J Environ Sci Dev 6(5):369–380
Mohamed SH, Smouni A, Neyra M, Kharchaf DA, Maltouf F (2000)
Phenotypic characteristics of root-nodulating bacteria isolated from
Acacia spp. grown in Libya. Plant Soil 224:171–183
Mohamed OA (2018) Effect of root-nodule bacteria on growth of acacia
saligna under salt stress. Al-Mukhtar J Sci 33(3):250–256
Mohamed SH, Bertata NZ, Khalifa MO (2018a) Selection of salinity
tolerant rhizobial isolates from wild and cultivated legumes in arid
region of Libya (Fezzan). J Pure Appl Sci JOPAS 17(1):308–317
7 Soil Microbiology and Biotechnology
117
fungi associated with commercial grains and animal feeds in Al
Bayda Governorate, Libya. World Appl Sci J 9(7):746–756
Attitalla IH (2011) Effects of Azospirillum lipoferum strain isolated
from Al Jabal Al Akhdar region and wheat straw on some
physiological properties and nitrogen content of Triticum aestivum
cultivars. Al-Mukhtar J Sci 26:9–25
Attitalla IH, Abdelrawaf SS, Omar KS, El-Komy HMA, Sarwar M
(2012) Occurrence and microbiological characteristics of Trichoderma in Al Jabal Al Akhdar region, Libya. J Biol Sci 12(4):209–
217
Alzobaidy
DH,
Mohammad
AM
(2003)
Agricultural
education-actuality and Ambition. Al-Mukhtar J Sci 10:9–24
Baiu H, Nair GA (1999) Isolation of cellulose decomposing bacteria
from Libyan soils. Ecol Environ Conserv 5:157–159
Ben Mahmoud MT, Ferjani EA (2016) The effect of bio-fertilization
with Azotobacter Spp. and different rates of urea fertilizer on the
growth of Barely. Syrian J Agric Res 3(1):213–216
Ben Mahmoud MT (2016) The effect inoculation with bacteria
Burkholderia Spp. and different rates of nitrogen fertilization on
the productivity of tomato. Syrian J Agric Res 3(2):335–242
Ben Mahmoud MT, Ferjani EA (2017) The effect of different rates of
two pesticides (Benomyl and Abamectin) on growth and number of
N2 fixation bacteria cells. Syrian J Agric Res 4(2):150–159
Ben Mahmoud MT, Ferjani EA (2018) Influence of soil pH on
azotobacter population with using microbiological characteristics as
bio-measurement in arable lands of Tripoli. N.W. Libya.
Al-Mukhtar J Sci 33:146–154
Ben Mahmoud MT, Ferjani EA, Elalam MF (2018) Inoculation of
Grass-cycling compost with N2 fixing bacteria. J Arab Am Univ 4
(1):33–47
Bouzadi M, Grebenc T, Turunen O, Kraigher H, Taib H, Alafai A,
Sbissi AME, Bedade D, Shamekh S (2017) Characterization of
natural habitats and diversity of Libyan desert truffles. Biotech 7
(5):218–328
Buhidma MS, Abogharsa IA, Saeed MA (2007) Biological and
chemical control of Fusarium wilt fungus on tomato cultivars.
Al-Mukhtar J Sci 16:151–162
El-Buni AM, Rattan SS (1981) Check list of Libyan fungi, Department
of Botany Faculty of Science, University of Al Faateh, Tripoli,
Libya
El-Giahmi AA, Nicolson TH, Daft MJ (1976) Endomycorrhizal fungi
from Libyan soils. Trans Br Mycolog Soc 67(1):164–169
El Sadi SMA (2004) Characteristics of root-nodulation bacteria isolated
from Acacia karroo in Fezzan region of Libya. MSc Thesis, Faculty
of Sciences, Sebha University, Sebha Libya
El-Said AHM, Saleem A (2008) Ecological and physiological studies
on soil fungi at western region, Libya. Mycobiology 36(1):1–9
Elssaidi MA, Mohamed HY (2015) Effect of Some pesticides on
nitrogen fixing bacteria under Wadi Alshatti Conditions, Libya.
Marine Sci J Environ Technol 1(2):70–85
Environment Public Authority (2008) National strategy for sustainable
development, January (2008)
Faituri MY, El-Mahi YE, El-Hassan GA (2001) Effects of some salts
and sodicity on the growth of a Rhizobium leguminosarum bv.
viceae strain isolated from a salt-affected soil. Canad J Microbiol 47
(90):807–812
Fiatori MY, El-Hassan GA, El-Mahi YF (1996) Effect of salinity and
sodicity on bacterial-plant symbiotic relationship. Al-Mukhtar J Sci
3:112–128
Hesnawi RM, Mogadami FS (2013) Bioremediation of Libyan crude
oil-contaminated soil under mesophilic and thermophilic conditions.
APCBEE Procedia 5:82–87
Ibrahim FA, Hussin AI, Al Amin SK (2019) Study of physiological
characteristics of rhizobia isolated from Melilotus officinalis L.
growing in arid soil of Libya (Fezzan). A thesis Submitted in Partial
Fulfillment of the Requirements of Master Department of Botany
Faculty of Science Sebha University Sebha, Libya
Imam MK, Badawy FH (1978) Response of three potato cultivars to
inoculation with Azotobacter. Potato Res 21(1):1–8
Jafri SMH (1978) Mimosaceae. In: Jafri SMH, El-gadi A (eds) Flora of
Libya, vol. 60. Faculty of Science Al fateh University Tripoli, Libya
Jadallah SO, Abdelall MF, Elkobeisy OS, Ali MA (2017) Phenotypic
and phylogenetic diversity of mycorrhizae isolated from Al Jabal Al
Akhdar, Libya. Biosci Res 14(4):915–923
Khalifa MOA (2013) Phenotypic diversity of rhizobia nodulating some
wild leguminous plants growing in Libya. A thesis Submitted in
Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of the degree of Master.
Department of Botany Faculty of Science University of Sebha.
Sebha, Libya
Khalifa MO, Jarma A, Nseer AE, Aboslh MM, Saed NA, Asheiw JI,
Ahmadi IM (2018) The Isolated root nodulating bacteria from
Medicago sativa L. and its production of enzymes. JOPAS 17
(1):275–281
Koshlaf E, Shahsavari E, Medina AA, Taha M, Haleyur N, Makadia TH, Morrison PD, Ball AS (2016) Bioremediation potential of
diesel-contaminated Libyan soil. Ecotoxicol Environ Saf 133:297–
305
Kran J (1965) A list of plant pathogenic and other fungi of Cyrenaica
(Libya) Phytopathological Papers
Makawi AAM (1973) The density of azotobacter in root-free soils and
in the rhizosphere of several plants in arid and semi-arid Libyan
regions. Allgemeine, Landwirtschaftliche und Technische Mikrobiologie 128(1–2):135–139
Makawi AAM, Abdel-Nasser M, Abdel-Moneim AA (1979) Quantitative effects of some pesticides on certain physiological groups of
micro-organisms in soil. Mikrobiologie der Landwirtschaft, der
Technologie und des Umweltschutzes 134(3):223–228
Mansour AMA (2010) Contribution to knowledge of some soil fungi in
eastern region in Lybia. J Product Dev 15(3):395–404
Mansur A (2015) Bioremediation of Libyan soil contaminated with
crude oil tank bottom sludge. PhD Thesis, Applied Science, RMIT
University, Australia
Mansur AA, Adetutu EM, Makadia T, Morrison PD, Ball AS (2015)
Assessment of the hydrocarbon degrading abilities of three
Bioaugmentation agents for the bioremediation of crude oil tank
bottom sludge Contaminated Libyan soil. Int J Environ Bioremed
Biodegrad 3(1):1–9
Marei A (2019) Indignous Mycorrhizal spores isolation and identification from wheat field, Benghazi District Libya. Int J Agric
Environ Res 5(3):340–346
Mlitan AB (2013) Heavy metals and microbial toxicity of analysis of
soil samples near iron and still factory (Misurata, Libya). In:
Second International Conference on Chemical, Environmental and
Biological Sciences (ICCEBS’2013) March 17–18, 2013. Dubai
(UAE)
Mlitan AB, Alajtal AI, Alsadawy AM (2013) Toxicity of heavy metals
and microbial analysis of soil samples collected from the area
around Zliten cement factory. Open J Air Pollut 2(1):25–28
Mlitan AB, Abofalga A, Swalem A (2015) Impact of treated
wastewater on some physicochemical parameters soil and its fungal
content. Int J Environ Sci Dev 6(5):369–380
Mohamed SH, Smouni A, Neyra M, Kharchaf DA, Maltouf F (2000)
Phenotypic characteristics of root-nodulating bacteria isolated from
Acacia spp. grown in Libya. Plant Soil 224:171–183
Mohamed OA (2018) Effect of root-nodule bacteria on growth of acacia
saligna under salt stress. Al-Mukhtar J Sci 33(3):250–256
Mohamed SH, Bertata NZ, Khalifa MO (2018a) Selection of salinity
tolerant rhizobial isolates from wild and cultivated legumes in arid
region of Libya (Fezzan). J Pure Appl Sci JOPAS 17(1):308–317
7 Soil Microbiology and Biotechnology
117