HEBARIUM
A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - CH - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Acacia nilotica | habitus - detail | Leguminosae | Sant, Sont (tree), Qarad (pod) | canal banks, moist ground | Egypt, Sudan |
Acacia tortilis | habitus - detail | Leguminosae | Sayyal | sandy plains and desert wadis | Egypt, Algeria, Sudan; tropical East Africa, extending to Nigeria and Senegal |
Adiantum capillus-veneris | general | Adiantaceae | Kuzbarat El-Bir, Sha'ar El-Banat | damp shaded cliffs, wells, ponds and seepages | tropical and warm temperate regions worldwide |
Aeluropus lagopoides | general 1 - general 2 | Gramineae | damp and arid places, both fresh and saline | Mediterranean region, Red Sea coasts throug southwest Asia to Central Asia, India, Sri Lanka | |
Alhagi graecorum | habitus - detail spring - detail autumn | Leguminosae | Aquoul | moist waste ground, edges of cultivation | East Mediterranean region from Greece to Libyaand eastwards to Iran |
Amaranthus graecizans | general | Amaranthaceae | Fiss El-Kilab | weed of cultivation and waste ground | warm temperate and tropical regions of the Old World |
Amaranthus viridis | general | Amaranthaceae | cultivated and waste ground, canal banks | tropical, subtropical and temperate regions of the world | |
Ambrosia maritima | habitus - detail | Compositae | Damseisa | canal banks, moist ground | Mediterranean region |
Ammi majus | general | Umbelliferae | Khilla, Khilla Sheitani | weed of cultivation, roadsides, canal banks | Atlantic Islands, Europe, Mediterranean region, West Asia; naturalized or adventive in many temperate and warm regions (The seeds are used in folk medicine) |
Anagalis arvensis | detail | Primulaceae | Ain E-Gamal, 'Ebeila | cultivated ground, namely shaded | warm and temperate regions, widespread |
Anchusa hispida | habitus - detail | Boraginaceae | sandy wadis and plains, edges of cultivation | North Africa, Sinai, Palestine, Lebaon, Syria, Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan | |
Apium graveolens | detail | Umbelliferae | Karafs | common escape from cultivation | temperate and subtropical regions |
Apium nodiflorum | habitus - detail | Umbelliferae | ponds, ditches | temperate and warm regions | |
Avena barbata | habitus - detail | Gramineae | Zommeir, Bahma | weed of cereals | Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, Cyprus, Greece, Turkey, Iraq, Arabia, Iran, Afghanistan |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Bassia eriophora | habitus | Chenopodiaceae | Umm Haas, Umm Haasa | sandy soils, desert wadis | Mediterranean region, Southwest Asia to Pakistan |
Bidens pilosa | detail 1 - detail 2 | Compositae | weed of cultivation, canal banks, roadsides, waste ground | most tropical and subtropical regions, extending into some temperate areas, often a noxious weed of cultivation in same countries | |
Bolboschoenus glaucus | habitus - detail | Cyperaceae | Debsha, Dees, Heesh | shallow water depressions, canal banks | southern Europe, North and southern Africa, southwest Asia to India, Central Asia |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Calendula arvensis | general | Compositae | Ain Essafra, 'Ain El-Qott | desert wadis, alluvial and sandy plains, cultivated ground, orchards, roadsides, waste ground | Mediterranean region, eastwards to Pakistan, Afghanistan and India, introduced to many temperae regions |
Calligonum polygonoides | habitus - detail flower - detail fruits -detail autumn | Polygonaceae | Arta | sandy deserts, catching sand and forming vegetation mounds | North-east Africa, Sinai, Palestine, Arabia to Pakistan |
Calotropis procera | habitus - detail flower - detail fruit | Asclepiadaceae | Oshar, 'Oshaar | sandy desert plains, alluvial soils close to cultivation | Moroco, Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, Sudan, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Somalia; introduced to some tropical regions |
Carex divisa | habitus | Cyperaceae | Sard | wet meadows, lake edges, streams, irrigation canals, gardens, rice fields | Western Europe, North Africa, Kashmir, eastern Tibet, introduced to North America, South Africa and New Zealand |
Centaurea calcitrapa | detail spring - detail autumn | Compositae | Morrar | along canal banks, roadsides, waste land, edges of cultivation | Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Arabia, Iran |
Centaurium tenuiflorum | detail 1 - detail 2 | Gentianaceae | coastal and inland salt marshes and saline soils around springs, irrigated orchards | Mediterranean region, western Europe | |
Cichorium endivia | habitus - detail | Compositae | Shikoria | weed of cultivation, moist ground | Canary Islands, Europe, Mediterranean region, southwest Asia, introduced elsewhere |
Convolvulus arvensis | detail | Convolvulaceae | Olleiq | weed of cultivation, waste ground, roadsides | widespread in temperate and tropical regions of the world except Australia |
Conyza bonariensis | habitus - detail | Compositae | Hashish El-Gabal | cultivated and waste ground, roadsides | native to South America, naturalized in many regions of the Old World, especially the Mediterranean region and western Europe |
Corchorus olitorius | detail | Tiliaceae | Meloukhia Shitani | weed of cultivation | pantropical weed |
Cornulaca monacantha | detail | Chenopodiaceae | Haad, Shawk El-Deeb | sandy plains and desert wadis | tropical West Arica, Sahara, North Africa, Southwest Asia to Pakistan |
Cuscuta pedicellata | general | Convolvulaceae | Geed El-Arnab | parasitic on Eruca, Artemisia, Trifolium, Alhagi and other genera | North Africa, Southwest and Central Asia to Siberia |
Cynanchum acutum | general | Asclepiadaceae | Olleiq, Libbein | canal banks, edges of cultivation | Algeria, Libya, Egypt, South Europe, Southwest Asia |
Cynodon dactylon | habitus - detail | Gramineae | Negeil | sandy and rocky soils, canal banks, by lakes and as a weed of cultivation | tropical and warm temperate regions worldwide, widely used as a lawn grass |
Cyperus laevigatus | detail young specimen - detail grown specimen | Cyperaceae | Borbeit | moist alluvial and sandy soils, canal banks, near wells and springs, shallow brackish water, edges of salt marshes | Macaronesia, Mediterranean region, Sinai, Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Polynesia, Australia, tropical and southern Africa, southern North America, Central and South America |
Cyperus rotundus | general 1 - general 2 | Cyperaceae | Se'ed | cultivated fields, orchards, gardens, moist ground, canals, roadsides, waste land | tropical and subtropical regions |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Dactyloctenum aegyptium | detail | Gramineae | Na'eem El-Saleeb, Rigl El-Herbaya | weed of cultivation | tropical and warm temperate Old World |
Desmostachya bipinata | habitus - rhizomes -detail | Gramineae | Halfa | in wet siols and around areas of cultivation; due to its its long rhizomes can grow in dry places around its optimum habitats | Old World tropics |
Dichanthium annulatum | habitus - detail | Gramineae | Abu Qseiba, Hmeira, Sayfoun | canal banks, deep black sils and cultivated land | Senegal eastwards to India and Indonesia, introduced in southern Africa, troical America and Australia |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Echinochloa colona | habitus - detail | Gramineae | Abu Rokba, Zafra | canal banks, gardens and cultivated fields | throughout tropics and subtropics of the world |
Eleocharis palustris | general | Cyperaceae | Borbeit | swamps and wet meadows, canal banks | Egypt, eastern Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan |
Emex spinosa | habitus - detail | Polygonaceae | Dirs El-'Agouz | weed of cultivation, sandy desert soils | Mediterranean region, Sinai, Arabia to India; naturalized elsewhere |
Epilobium hirsutum | general | Onagraceae | Seekh, Weyket Eblees | roadsides, canal banks, swamps | Mediterranean region, Europe, Asia, Northeast and southern Africa; introduced to North America |
Eruca sativa | detail | Cruciferae | Gargeer | weed of cultivation, also escape from cultivation | North Africa, Europe, Southwest Asia, widely cultivated in temprate regions |
Euphorbia helioscopia | general | Euphorbiaceae | Sa'ada | weed of cultivation | Europe, North Africa, West Asia; introduced into many temperate regions |
Euphorbia hirta | general | Euphorbiaceae | weed of cultivation, lawns, roadsides; naturalized | pantropical weed | |
Euphorbia peplus | general | Euphorbiaceae | Wedeina, Zaghlanta | weed of cultivation | Macaronesia, Europe, Mediterranean region, West and Central Asia; introduced into many other regions of the world |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Ficus carica | detail | Moraceae | Teen | cultivated and naturalized | Mediterranean region, Southwest Asia; cultivated worldwide for its edible fruits |
Fimbristylis sieberiana | detail | Cyperaceae | moist ground along canals, fields, gardens | Spain, Cete, Cyprus, North Africa, Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Caucasus, Iraq, Arabia, Iran, Afghanistan, tropical and southern Africa, Malaysia, Northern Australia | |
Frankenia hirsuta | habitus - detail | Frankeniaceae | Hemeisha | saline sandy soils, edges of salt marshes | Central Europe, Mediterranean region, Sinai, Iran, Central Asia |
Fumaria densiflora | general | Fumariaceae | Zeita | weed of cultivation | Mediterranean region, Europe, West Asia |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Glycyrrhiza glabra | detail | Leguminosae | cultivated and common escape from cultivation | cultivated as medicinal and flavouring agent (liquorice) | |
Gypsophila capillaris | detail | Caryophyllaceae | Roqaieqa, Rafi'aa | sandy and stony soils | East Mediterranean region, Sinai, Arabia, Iraq, West Iran |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Haloxylon salicornium | habitus - detail | Chenopodiaceae | Rimth | sandy and stony deserts and wadis | North Africa, Northwest Asia |
Heliotropium ovalifolium | detail | Boraginaceae | cultivated and moist waste ground | Egypt, East to West tropical Africa, Angola, South Africa, Madagascar, Arabia, India, Pakistan; introduced elsewhere | |
Hibicus sabdariffa | habitus | Malvaceae | Kardadeih | cultivated and escape from cultivation | probably native to tropical Asia, cultivated in tropical and warm regions |
Holosteum umbellatum | detail | Caryophyllaceae | sheltered slopes and crevices | Southeast Europe, Southwest Asia | |
Hordeum murinum | general | Gramineae | Sha'eer Barri, Sha'eera | desert sand, weed of cultivation | Mediterranean region, eastwards to eastern Asia |
Hyphaene thebaica | habitus - detail | Palmae | Doum | alluvial and sandy soils | Egypt, Palestine, Arabia, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Chenopodium murale | yound plants - detail plant in flower | Chenopodiaceae | Lesan El-Teir, Abu 'Effein | weed of cultivation and waste ground, sandy deserts | cosmopolitan |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Imperata cylindrica | general | Gramineae | Halfa, Deil El-Qott | watersides and irrigated land where it can become a serious weed | throughout the tropics, extending to the Mediterranean region, also in South America |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Juncus acutus | habitus - detail | Juncaceae | Samaar Morr | salt marshes, sand fields and dunes, canal banks | coasts of Western Europe, Mediterranean region, southwest Asia, Black Sea and southern Caspian region, introduced into Australia and New Zealand |
Juncus hybridus | general | Juncaceae | open, temorarily or ermanently wet soils in depressions and near watercourses, marshes with fresh to brackish water | probably native to southern Europe, Mediterranean region and southwest Asia, widespread and probably introduced to other warm temperate regions | |
Juncus rigidus | detail in flower -detail in fruit | Juncaceae | Samaar, Samaar Hosr, Samaar Morr | periodically or permanently wet depressions, margins of watercourses, salt marshes | southern Anatolia, Cyprus, North Africa from Egypt to Morocco, Sinai, Palestine, Syria, Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, southwest Pakistan, southern Africa |
Juncus subulatus | detail | Juncaceae | Heesh | moist ground | coastal areas of western and southern Europe, North Africa, including parts of the Sahara, eastern Black Sea and Caspian Sea regions, southwest and Central Asia |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Lactuca seriola | detail | Compositae | Khass El-Homar, Khass El-Baqar | waste ground, roadsides, edge of cultivation | Mediterranean region, temperate Europe and Asia. Introduced elsewhere |
Lathyrus hirsutus | detail | Leguminosae | weed of cultivation | North Africa, South and Central Europe, West Asia | |
Limbarda crithmoides | general | Compositae | Hatab Zeiti | saline soils, edges of drainage canals | Macronesian Islands, Mediterranean region, western Europe, northwards to Scotland, nostly coastal |
Lolium perene | detail | Gramineae | Nuseil, Hashish El-Faras | mostly in areas of cultivation | North Africa and temperate Eurasia |
Lolium temulentum | detail | Gramineae | Zawaan | weed of cereals | Mediterranean region and southwest Asia, but widely introduced as a weed in other parts of Europe, Africa, and to all other continents |
Lotus glaber | detail spring 1 - detail spring 2 - detail autumn | Leguminosae | Qarn El-Ghazal, Rigl El-'Asfour | moist and cultivated ground, canal banks, lawns | Mediterranean region, Europe, West and Central Asia |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Malva parviflora | detail | Malvaceae | Khobbeiza | weed of cultivation, roadsides | Mediterranean region, eastwards to Central Asia |
Melilotus messanensis | detail | Leguminosae | Handaqouq | weed of cultivation and moist ground | Mediterranean region |
Melilotus segetalis | detail | Leguminosae | Handaqouq | weed of cultivated and waste ground | Mediterranean region, Portugal |
Mentha longifolia | detail | Labiatae | Habaq El-Maiyya, Habaq El-Barr | canal banks, ditches and pools | Canary Islands, Europe, Mediterranean region, southwest Asia, tropical East and South Africa |
Mentha pulegium | detail | Labiatae | Felaiyya | canal banks, moist ground | Western and Central Europe, Mediterranean region, Arabia Iraq, Iran |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Olea europaea | habitus - detail | Oleaceae | Dada'a, Zaitoun | cultivated | widely cultivated in North Africa, Mediterranean region and Near East |
Oxalis corniculata | general | Oxalidaceae | Hommeid | moist ground | Cosmopolitan, especially warm regions |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Panicum coloratum | detail | Gramineae | Showash | canal banks and gardens | tropical and subtropical Africa, introduced elsewhere |
Panicum turgidum | habitus - detail | Gramineae | Thammam, Thommam | sandy soils | Mauritania, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Cyprus, Palestine, Arabia, Iraq, Pakistan, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia |
Paspalidium geminatum | detail | Gramineae | Nseila, Qasaba | irrigation ditches, along canals and in swamps | Old World tropics |
Pennisetum glaucum | habitus | Gramineae | Dakhn | cultivated cereal | widely cultivated in the tropics for fodder and grain. particularly important in the Sahel zone of West Africa |
Phalaris minor | general | Gramineae | Sha'eer El-Faar | weed of roadsides and cultivated ground | Mediterranean region, eastwards to northwest Himalaya; introduced weed in temperaze countries throughout the world |
Phoenix dactilifera | habitus cultivated in orchards - habitus escaped plant - detail mail flower -detail fruits | Palmae | Nakhl El-Balah, Nakhla | sandy soils, spontaneous and cultivated | native distribution unknown, possibly the oases of the Sahara, widely cultivated in the Middle East and dry regions of Africa, introduced into California, Queensland, Australia and elsewhere |
Phragmites australis | habitus - habitus nanic form 1 - habitus nanic form 2 - habitus large form - rhizomes | Gramineae | Hagna, Bous, Ghaab | along watercourses, in areas of cultivation and on sandy plains with seasonally high water-table | temperate regions of both hemispheres of the World |
Phyla nodiflora | general | Verbenaceae | Libbia | moist ground, canal banks | widespread in tropical, subtropical and warm regions |
Plantago arenaria | habitus - detail | Plantaginaceae | Habb El-Baragheet | sandy and alluvial soils, often as weedy or ruderal | Europe, North Africa, southwest Asia to Pakistan, cosmopolitan as introduced |
Plantago lagopus | general | Plantaginaceae | Widna | weed of irrigated gardens and olive groves, natural winter-wet ground | Mediterranean region, southwest Asia to Pakistan |
Plantago major | general | Plantaginaceae | Mesaasa | canal banks, irrigated fields, open moist ground | Europe, Mediterranean region, Sinai, Arabia to Central and northern Asia, cosmopolitan as introduced |
Pluchea dioscoridis | habitus 1 - habitus 2 - detail | Compositae | Barnouf | moist ground, canal banks | Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Arabia, Sudan, East and South tropical Africa |
Poa annua | general | Gramineae | weed of fields and gardens | cosmopolitan | |
Polygonum equisetiforme | detail | Polygonaceae | Qordaab, 'Okreish | roadsides and disturbed ground | Mediterranean region, Southwest Asia |
Polypogon monspeliensis | habitus - detail | Gramineae | Deil El-Qott | cultivated areas and damp sand along canal banks | Europe, Mediterranean region, eastwards through much of temperate Asia |
Portulaca oleracea | general | Portulacaceae | Regla, Makhmakh, Lul'aneeb | weed of cultivation, moist ground | tropical and warm regions |
Prosopis farcata | habitus - detail | Leguminosae | Sheshlaan | sandy plains, disturbed ground, fallow fields, borders of springs and canal banks | East Mediterranean region, extending to Caucasus, Sinai, Arabia, Iran, Afghanistan and India |
Pseudognaphalium luteoalbum | detail | Compositae | Saboune El-'Afreet, Ghobbeira | weed of canal banks, moist ground near springs | cosmopolitan |
Pulicaria arabica | detail 1 - detail 2 | Compositae | Abu-'Ajn-Safra, Deithouth | marches, springs, swamps, moist ground, canal banks | Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, Turkey, Aegean Islands, Cyprus, Arabia, Iraq, Afghanistan |
Pulicaria undulata | habitus - detail | Compositae | Githgath, Dithdath, Sabad | desert wadis, sandy and alluvial plains, edges of reclaimed desert lands | Canary Islands, Mauritania, North Africa, Sinai, Palestine, Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, West tropical Africa, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia |
Pycreus polystachyos | general | Cyperaceae | marches, spring edges, ditches, moist sandy ground | eslewhere in temperate regions | |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Ranunculus sceleratus | detail | Ranunculaceae | Zaghleel | moist ground, swamps, canal banks | Europe, Mediterranean region, Southwest and Central Asia, tropical Africa |
Rumex dentatus | habitus - detail | Polygonaceae | Khillala | canals and moist ground | Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Arabia, Iraq |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Salsola tetragona | habitus - detail - dry plant | Chenopodiaceae | calcareous ridges, saline soils | North Africa, Palestine | |
Sarcocornia fruticosa | habitus - detail spring - detail autumn | Chenopodiaceae | Abu Saaq, Hatab | salt marches | Mediterranean region, Sinai |
Sesbania sesban | detail | Leguminosae | Saisaban | canal banks, edges of cultivation, often cultivated as ornamental shrub | Old World tropics, introduced elsewhere |
Setaria pumila | general | Gramineae | Deil El-Faar, Deil El-Qott, Safwa | canal banks and areas of cultivation | tropical and warm temperate Old World |
Solanum nigrum | detail | Solanaceae | Enab El-Deeb | weed of cultivation | cosmopolitan, especially in temperate regions |
Solanum villosum | detail in flower - detail in fruit | Solanaceae | weed of moist cultivated ground | Atlantic Islands, North and East Africa, Ethiopia | |
Sonchus maritimus | general | Compositae | Saiyfoun | irrigation canals, moist ground near springs | Southwest Europe, southern Russia, Mediterranean region, eastwards to Pakistan, southern Africa, Australia |
Sonchus oleraceus | habitus - detail | Compositae | Go'edeid, Galawein | weed of cultivation, waste ground, roadsides, desert wadis and plains | cosmopolitan |
Sorghum bicolor | general | Gramineae | Dura Seifi, Dura 'Eweiga, Dura Hamra, Dura Fafi'aa | cultivated cereal | widely cultivated, extremely important tropical cereal derived from wild African Sorghum arundinaceum |
Sorghum virgatum | detail | Gramineae | Hashish El-Faras, Garawa | damp sandy soils and margins of cultivation | West tropical Africa eastwards to Egypt and Sudan; distribution imperfectly known due to confusion with S. arundinaceum. |
Spergularia bocconii | general | Caryophyllaceae | Abu Gholam | waste ground | Mediterranean region, extending along the Atlantic coast to Southwest England |
Spergularia media | detail in flower - detail in fruit | Caryophyllaceae | Abu Gholam | saline soils, edges of salt marshes | Europe,Mediterranean region, Southwest Asia |
Stellaria pallida | general | Caryophyllaceae | Hashishet El-Qizaaz | moist cultivated land | Europe, Mediterranean region, West Asia |
Stipagrostis scoparia | habitus - detail 1 -detail 2 | Gramineae | Sabt | sandy soils | Niger, Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Syria |
Suaeda maritima | detail | Chenopodiaceae | salt marshes, coastal sand and mud-flats | Canary Islands, Europe, Mediterranean region, Caucasus, Asia, Australia, northeast coast of North America, Argentina | |
Symphyotrichum squamatum | general | Compositae | weed of cultivation, roadsides, waste ground, canal banks | native to Central and South America, naturalized in southern Europe, Africa, Arabia and many other regions of the world (introduced into Egypt in the 1970, now completely naturalised) | |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Tamarix amplexicaulis | habitus - detail | Tamaricaceae | saline soils, shrub accumulating sand and forming vegetation mounds | Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Arabia, Sudan | |
Tamarix aphylla | habitus - detail | Tamaricaceae | Atl, Athel | saline soils, desert wadis and sandy plains; shrub accumulating sand and forming vegetation mounds | North Africa, Sinai, Arabia, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sudan Ethiopia, Somalia, Northwest tropical Africa; widely cultivated in Egypt |
Tamarix nilotica | habitus - detail | Tamaricaceae | Abal, Tarfa | saline sandy soils, edges of salt marshes, coastal and inland sandy plains; shrub accumulating sand and forming vegetation mounds; often cultivated for shade and wood | North and Northeast Africa, East Mediterranean region, Sinai, Arabia |
Thesium humile | detail | Santalaceae | Habb El-Kreish | weed of cultivation | Mediterranean region, Snai, Arabia, Iraq |
Trifolium alexandrinum | detail | Leguminosae | Barseem, Barseem Mesqawi | naturalized and escape from cultivation | East Mediterranean region, Sinai, Iraq; introduced and cultivated elsewhere |
Trifolium resupinatum | detail | Leguminosae | Qort | moist ground, fields, orchards, roadsides | Mediterranean region, West and Central Asia; adventive elsewhere |
Typha domingensis | general 1 - general 2 | Typhaceae | Dees, Burdi, Bout | canals, ditches, springs, lake shores | Warm-temperate and tropical regions of the world |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Urospermum picroides | detail in flower - detail in fruit | Compositae | Beseekh, Seleis | weed of cultivation, waste ground, roadsides | Eastern Mediterranean region, southwest Asia |
Utricularia gibba | general | Lentibulariaceae | ditches and springs | Portugal, Spain, North and tropical Africa, Madagascar, tropical Asia, northern Australia, New Zealand | |
Utricularia inflexa | general | Lentibulariaceae | Hamoul | ditches, pools | North, tropical and South Africa, Madagascar, India |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Vicia sativa | detail | Leguminosae | Dohreig, Gilbaan | weed of cultivation | temperate and many subtropical and tropical regions of the world |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Xanthium strumarium | detail spring - detail autumn | Compositae | Shabka | waste ground, edges of cultivation | temperate and many subtropical and tropical regions of the world |
TAXON | IMAGE | FAMILY | LOCAL NAME | HABITAT | DISTRIBUTION |
Zannichellia palustris | general | Zannichelliaceae | Hamoul El-Bahr, Lamaq | fresh and brackish water in canals and drains | cosmopolitan |
Ziziphus spina-christi | habitus - detail in flower - detail in fruit | Rhamnaceae | Nabq, Sidr | desert wadis, cultivated for palatable fruits and shade | North Africa, West Asia; widely cultivated and naturalized in dry and warm regions, espetially Africa |
Zygophyllum album | habitus - detail | Zygophyllaceae | Rotreit, Bawwal | coastal and inland sandy soils | Spain, North Africa, East Mediterranean region, Sinai, southern Arabia, Socotra, tropical East Africa |