1. Mashaly, I.A., M. Abd El-Aal, H.S. Aldesuquy and B.A. Mahdee, 2016. Floristic perspective for some medicinal plants growing in the coastal and inland deserts of Egypt. Int. J. Curr. Res., Vol. 8. (In Press). .
2. Mashaly, I.A., M. Abd El-Aal and A.Y. Abeer, 2016. On the ecology of four borage species in the Mediterranean coast of Egypt. Egypt. J. Basic Applied Sci. (IN Press). .
3. Mashaly, I.A., A.M. Abd El-Gawad and S.A. Al-Barati, 2016. Floristic features in the newly reclaimed areas of Nile Delta, Egypt. Mansoura J. Biol., Vol. 40. (In Press). .
4. Mashaly, M.A., M.E. Abu-Ziada, Y.A. El-Amier and S.M. Khalifa, 2015. Floristic features of the plant communities associated with some species of genus Euphorbia in Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 44: 525-548.
5. Mashaly, M.A., M.E. Abu-Ziada, Y.A. El-Amier and R.M. Khorshied, 2015. Ecological study on two species of genus Rumex in the Nile Delta, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 44: 525-548.
6. Mashaly, I.A., Y.A. El-Amier and B.M. Ramez, 2015. Floristic features of the plant communities associated with four species of genus Launaea in Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 44: 709-730.
7. Mashaly, I.A., Y.A. El-Amier and A.A. Yahia, 2015. Phytosociological and ecological studies of five species of genus Zygophyllum in Egypt. Mansoura J. Biol., 40: 79-96.
8. Mashaly, I.A., Y.A. El-Ameir and F.O. El-Karnadawy, 2015. Floristic characterization of plant cover associated with spiny leaved species in family Asteraceae in Nile Delta coast. J. Environ. Sci., 44: 345-359.
9. Mashaly, I.A., M. Abd El-Aal and N.K. Dawood, 2015. Floristic composition and vegetation analysis and species associated in North of Nile Delta region, Egypt. Catrina, 14: 45-52.
10. Mashaly, I.A., M. Abd El-Aal and F.A. Elias, 2015. Habitat and nutrient status of two grasses: Paspalidium geminatum (Forssk.) Stapf and Panicum repens L. in Nile Delta, Egypt. Mansoura J. Biol., 40: 67-77.
11. El-Gawad, A.M.A., I.A. Mashaly, M.E.A. Ziada and M.R. Deweeb, 2015. Phytotoxicity of three Plantago species on germination and seedling growth of hairy beggarticks (Bidens pilosa L.). Egypt. J. Basic Applied Sci., 2: 303-309.
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12. Abu-Ziada, M.E., I.A. Mashaly, A.M. Abd El Gawad and M.R. Dweeb, 2015. Floristic features of three Plantago species communities in the Nile Delta, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 44: 427-441.
13. Abu-Ziada, M.E., I.A. Mashaly, A.F. Abd El-Khalik, H.M. El-Sharkawy and H.A. El-Sherbiny, 2015. Approaches to waste water and rice husk treated waste water for rice irrigation. J. Environ. Sci., 44: 443-453.
14. Abd El-Gawad, A.M., I.A. Mashaly and R.I. Al-Nafie, 2015. Antioxidant activity and allelopathic potential of five wild plants on germination and growth of Bidens pilosa L. Int. J. Curr. Res., 7: 21019-21024.
15. Mashaly, I.A., I.E. El-Habashy, H.S. Aldesuquy, E.F. El-Halawany and N.R. Taksera, 2014. Ecological study on genus Echinochloa in the North Nile Delta, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 43: 349-367.
16. Abu-Ziada, M.E., M.N. Hasaneen, I.A. Mashaly and M.A. Abu El-Shoyokh, 2014. Ecophysiological study on Solanum nigrum L. J. Environ. Sci., 43: 329-348.
17. Abu-Ziada, M.E., I.A. Mashaly, A.M. Abd El Gawad and A.A. Asmeda, 2014. Ecology and phytochemistry of Lamium amplexicaule L. J. Environ. Sci., 43: 311-327.
18. Mashaly, I.A., E.F. El-Halawany, M.E. Abu-Ziada and M.L. Abd-Aal, 2013. Vegetation-soil relationship in the cultivated land habitat in el-behira governorate, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 42: 607-623.
19. Abu Ziada, M.E., I.A. Mashaly, E.F. El Halawany and El-Shazly, 2013. Autecology and economic potentialities of Malva parviflora L. at El Dakahlia, Nile Delta. J. Environ. Sci., 42: 661-683.
20. Mashaly, I.A., M.E. Abu Ziada, M.N. Shalan, E.F. El-Halawany and G.F. Massoud, 2012. Impacts of different fertilizers on growth, essential oil productivity and chemical composition of Mentha piperita L. J. Environ. Sci., 42: 321-337.
21. Mashaly, I.A., I.E. El-Habashy, E.F. El-Halawany and G. Omar, 2012. Weed plant communities in the nile delta of egypt. III-Cultivated land habitat. Egypt. J. Bot., 52: 1-26.
22. Mashaly, I.A., A.K. Hegazy and S.A. El-Hussieny, 2012. Study of mangrove (Avicennia marina) (Forssk.) Vierh. population demography in Nabq protected area, South Sinai, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 41: 410-425.
23. Mashaly, I.A., O.A. El-Shahaby, A.K. Hegazy, R.M. Rizk and E.A. El-Zemety, 2011. Ecological study on plant genetic resources in lake Manzala, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 40: 355-374.
24. Mashaly, I.A., E.F. El-Halawany and N.A. Abd El-Hady, 2011. Weed vegetation-soil relationship in the Deltaic Mediterranean coast of Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 40: 501-519.
25. Mashaly, M. A., O.A. El-Shahaby and Y.A. El-Ameir, 2010. Floristic features of the canal bank habitats, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 39: 483-501.
26. El-Halawany, E.F., I.A. Mashaly, M.E. Abu-Ziada and M. Abd El-Aal, 2010. Habitat and plant life in El-Dakahlyia governorate, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 39: 83-108.
27. Mashaly, M. A., S.M. Ayyad and Y.A. El-Ameir, 2009. Floristic features of the plant life of the River Nile in Egypt. Mansoura J. Biol., 36: 52-71.
28. Mashaly, I.A., I.E. El-Habashy, E.F. El-Halawany and G. Omar, 2009. Habitat and plant communities in the Nile Delta of Egypt II. irrigation and drainage canal bank habitat. Pak. J. Biol. Sci., 12: 885-895.
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29. Mashaly, I.A., E.F. El-Halawany, I.E. El-Habashy and G. Omar, 2009. Habitats and plant communities in the Nile Delta of Egypt. II- Irrigation and drainage canal bank habitat. J. Environ. Sci., 1: 69-90.
30. Mashaly, I.A., I.E. El-Habashy, E.F. El-Halawany and G. Omar, 2008. Habitats and plant communities in the nile delta of Egypt I. deltaic mediterranean coastal habitat. Pak. J. Biol. Sci., 11: 2532-2544.
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31. Mashaly, I.A., G.M. Abd El-Fattah, E.F. El-Halawany and N.R. Taksera, 2008. Biological studies on some wild medicinal plants in Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 36: 173-197.
32. Mashaly, I.A., E.F. El-Halawany, M.E. Abu-Ziada and M. Abd El-Aal, 2008. Economic potentialities of some wild flora in Dakahlyia governorate, Egypt. Mansoura J. Biol., 36: 1-20.
33. El-Halawany, E.F., I.A. Mashaly, I.E. El-Habashy and G. Omar, 2008. Autecology and fodder potentialities of some species in the Nile Delta of Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 36: 29-49.
34. Abu Ziada, M.E., I.A. Mashaly, M.A. El-Monem and M. Torky, 2008. Economic potentialities of some aquatic plants growing in North East Nile Delta, Egypt. J. Applied Sci., 8: 1395-1405.
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35. Abu Zaida, M.E., I.A. Mashaly and M. Torky, 2008. Ecological studies on the aquatic vegetation in North East Nile Delta, Egypt. Int. J. Bot., 4: 151-163.
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36. Mashaly, M. A. and Y.A. El-Ameir, 2007. Hydrophytic vegetation in the irrigation and drainage canal system of the River Nile in Egypt. World Applied Sci. J., 2: 49-61.
37. El-Halawany, E.F., I.A. Mashaly and A.M. Abd El-Gawad, 2007. Fodder potentiality and ecology of some non-conventional forage weeds in the Nile Delta region, Egypt. Egypt. J. Bot., 47: 119-142.
38. Mashaly, I.A., 2006. Vegetation-soil relationships in lake borollus protected area, Egypt. Am. Eur. J. Agric. Environ. Sci., 1: 229-238.
39. Mashaly, I.A., 2006. Quantitative phytosociological study of some halophytes and xerophytes in Egypt. Cathrina, 1: 43-52.
40. Mashaly, I.A., A.A. Khedr, N. Barakat and M.S. Serag, 2003. On the ecology of water hyacinth community in the river nile system in Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 26: 229-248.
41. Mashaly, I.A. and E.R. Awad, 2003. Weed flora of orchards in the Nile Delta, Egypt: Floristic features. Asian J. Plant Sci., 2: 314-324.
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42. Mashaly, I.A. and E.R. Awad, 2003. Ecological perspectives on the weed flora of orchards in the Nile Delta, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci. Mansoura Univ., 25: 1-37.
43. El-Shahaby, O.A., H.M. Abdel Migid, M.I. Soliman and I.A. Mashaly, 2003. Genotoxicity screening of industrial wastewater using the Allium cepa chromosome aberration assay. Pak. J. Biol. Sci., 6: 23-28.
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44. Mashaly, I.A., E.F. El-Halawany and G. Omar, 2002. Floristic features of damietta area in the North East Nile Delta, Egypt. Taeckholmia, 22: 101-114.
45. Mashaly, I.A., 2002. Ecological Studies on Zygophyllum aegyptium in the Deltaic Mediterranean Coast of Egypt Pak. J. Biol. Sci., 5: 152-160.
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46. El-Halawany, E.F., I.A. Mashaly and G. Omar, 2002. Economic potentialities of some plants growing naturally in the Nile Delta Region, Egypt. Egypt. J. Desert Res., 52: 21-35.
47. Mashaly, I.A., E.F. El Halawany and G. Omar, 2001. Vegetation analysis along irrigation and drain canals in Damietta Province, Eygpt. J. Biological Sci., 1: 1183-1189.
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48. Mashaly, I.A., 2001. Contribution to the ecology of the deltaic mediterranean coast, Egypt. J. Biol. Sci., 1: 628-635.
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49. Zahran, M.A., K.J. Murphy, I.A. Mashaly and A.A. Khedr, 1996. On the ecology of some halophytes and psammophytes in the Mediterranean coast of Egypt. Verh. Ges. Okol., 25: 133-146.
50. Mashaly, I.A., 1996. On the phytosociology of Wadi Hagul, Red sea coast, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 12: 31-54.
51. Mashaly, I.A., E.F. El-Halawany and M.A.H. El-Beheiry, 1995. Ecological and phytosociological studies in the Ismailia-Suez desert road of Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 10: 1-18.
52. Hegazy, A.K., M.I. Soliman and I.A. Mashaly, 1994. Perspectives of the biology of Heliotropium curassavicum in the Deltaic Mediterranean coast of Egypt. Arab Gulf J. Scient. Res., 12: 525-545.
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53. Dawidar, A.M., J. Jakupovic, M. Abdel-Mogib and I.A. Mashaly, 1994. Prenylstilbenes and prenylflavanones from Schoenus nigricans. Phytochemistry, 36: 803-806.
54. Zahran, M.A., W.M. Shukry, I.A. Mashaly, T.M. El-Katony and M. Abu El-Soud, 1993. Effect of soil properties and aging on the nutritive value of the forage halophyte Kochia indica in Egypt. Mansoura Sci. Bull., 20: 97-121.
55. Zahran, M.A., W.M. Shukry, I.A. Mashaly and M. Abu El-Soud, 1993. Anatomical adaptations of some native Egyptian plants growing under salinity and/or aridity stresses of Egypt. Mansoura Sci. Bull., 20: 71-96.
56. Zahran, M.A., M.A. El-Demerdash and I.A. Mashaly, 1993. On the Ecology of Juncus acutus and J. rigidus as Fiber Producing Halophytes in Arid Regions. In: Towards the Rational Use of High Salinity Tolerant Plants, Lieth, H. and A. Al Masoom (Eds.). Kluwer Acad. Publ., UK., pp: 331-342.
57. Mashaly, I.A., A.K. Hegazy and M.I. Soliman, 1993. On the Ecology of Zygophyllum aegyptium in Egypt. In: Towards the Rational Use of High Salinity Tolerant Plants, Volume 1: Deliberations about High Salinity Tolerant Plants and Ecosystems, Lieth, H. and A.A. Masoom (Eds.). Kluwer Academic Publishers, UK., ISBN: 9780792318651, pp: 423-433.
58. Mashaly, I.A., 1993. Comparative ecological studies on two halophytes: Juncus subulatus and Diplachne fusca, Deltaic Mediterranean Coast, Egypt. J. Environ. Sci. Mansoura Univ., 5: 279-295.
59. Zaki, M.A. and I.A. Mashaly, 1992. Seasonal aspects of the flora of the field crops, Nile Delta, Egypt. Mansoura Sci. Bull., 19: 187-202.
60. Zahran, M.A., W.M. Shukry, I.A. Mashaly, T.M. El-Katony and M. Abu El-Soud, 1992. Environmental and physiological adaptations of plants naturally growing in the different habitats of Egypt. Mansoura Sci. Bull., 19: 203-225.
61. Zahran, M.A. and I.A. Mashaly, 1991. Ecological notes on the flora of the Red Sea coastal land of Egypt. Bull. Fac. Sci., Mansoura Univ. Egypt, 18: 251-291.
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62. Zahran, M.A., M.A. El-Demerdash and I.A. Mashaly, 1990. Vegetation types of the deltaic Mediterranean coast of Egypt and their environment. J. Vegetation Sci., 1: 305-310.
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63. Mansoura, F.A. and I.A. Mashaly, 1986. Studies on the ecology of Actinomycetes in desert and salt marshes of Egypt. Mansoura Sci. Bull., 13: 275-294.
64. Mansour, F.A. and I.A. Mashaly, 1985. Studies on the relationships between the biological activities of Streptomycetes and their occurrence and distribution in Egyptian soil. Beitr. Biol. Pflanzen, 60: 353-365.