Dr. Yassin Mohamed Al-Sodany

Professor
Kafr El- Sheikh University, Egypt.

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Plant Sciences from Tanta Univeristy, Egypt

My URL
https://livedna.org/20.30422

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Area of Interest:

Plant and Soil Sciences
Botany
Ecology
Plant Physiology
Agronomy

Selected Publications

  1. Al-Sodany, Y.M. and N.S. Al-Juaid, 2019. Ecology of Calotropis procera (Ait.) W.T. Aiton at High Altitudes: Growth Behaviour and Population Dynamics. Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany, ISBN: 978-613-9-99626-1, Pages: 120.

  2. Kahil, A.A., Y.M. Issa, Y.M. Al-Sodany and E.F. Ali, 2018. Effects of biochar amended saline soil on growth and some metabolic activities of two Soybean cultivars in Saudi Arabia. Annu. Res. Rev. Biol., 25: 1-14.
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  3. Al-Sodany, Y.M., A.A. Issa, A.A. Kahil and E.F. Ali, 2018. Diversity of soil cyanobacteria in relation to dominant wild plants and edaphic factors at Western Saudi Arabia. Annu. Res. Rev. Biol., 26: 1-14.
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  4. Khalik, K.A., I. Al-Gohary and Y. Al-Sodany, 2017. Floristic composition and vegetation: Environmental relationships of Wadi Fatimah, Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Arid Land Res. Manage., 31: 316-334.
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  5. Eid, E.M., K.H. Shaltout and Y.M. Al-Sodany, 2017. Population Ecology of Ipomoea carnea in Egypt. Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany, ISBN: 978-3-330-04595-8, Pages: 136.

  6. Dessoky, E.S., A.O. Attia, I.A. Ismail, A.S. Sadik and Y.M. Al-Sodany, 2017. Preservation and genetic stability for in vitro propagated Taify grape (Vitis vinifera L.) cv. Al-Bayadi. Biosci. Res., 14: 616-625.
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  7. Attia, A.O., E.D.S. Dessoky, Y.M. Al-Sodany and I.A. Ismail, 2017. Ex situ preservation for some endemic and rare medicinal plants in Taif, KSA. Biotechnol. Biotechnol. Equip., 31: 912-920.
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  8. Abdullah, M.A., H. Al-Yasee, Y. Al-Sudani and M.M. Khandaker, 2017. Developing weeds of agricultural crops at different levels of heights, in taif area of Saudia Arabia. Bulgarian J. Agric. Sci., 23: 762-769.
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  9. Fayez, K.A., Y.M. Al-Sodany and A. Abouzaid, 2016. Impact of greenhouse environmental factors and fungicide Trinol (triadimend) treatment on berry leaves infected with powdery mildew (Uncinula necator (Schwein.) Burrill: Role of host antioxidant systems against pathogen infection. Res. J. Pharmaceut. Biol. Chem. Sci., 7: 3058-3072.
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  10. Farouk, A.E., N.T. Ahamed, O. AlZahrani, K.H. Alamer, Y. Al-Sodany and A. Bahobail, 2016. Antimicrobial activity of Caralluma quadrangula (Forssk) N.E. Br latex from Al-ShafaTaif, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. Applied Sci., 5: 284-298.
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  11. Al-Sodany, Y.M., N.S. Al-Juaid and A.A.K. Kahil, 2016. Ecology of invasive species in Saudi Arabia, Calotropis procera (Ait) W.T. Ait.: Floristic composition and associated plant communities. Int. J. Ecotoxicol. Ecobiol., 1: 127-140.
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  12. Al-Sodany, Y.M., 2016. A new record to the flora of Saudi Arabia: Ipomoea carnea Jacq., Convolvulaceae. World J. Res. Rev., 3: 25-30.
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  13. Howladar, S., Y. Al-Sodany and K. Abdel Khalik, 2015. Species richness of the catchment area of Al-Baha region, Saudi Arabia. Bothalia, 45: 65-91.

  14. El-Awady, M.A.M., M.M. Hassan and Y.M. Al-Sodany, 2015. Isolation and characterization of salt tolerant endophytic and rhizospheric Plant Growth-Promoting Bacteria (PGPB) associated with the halophyte plant (Sesuvium verrucosum) grown in KSA. Int. J. Applied Sci. Biotechnol., 3: 552-560.
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  15. Al-Sodany, Y.M., M.A. Fadl, H.F. Farrag and T.Y. Saif, 2015. Effect of dams on the vegetation of arid regions. J. Environ. Sci. Water Resour., 4: 71-91.

  16. Farrag, H.F, Y.M. Al-Sodany and F.G. Otiby, 2014. Effect of heavy metal pollution on protein expression, enzyme activity, pigments and phytohormones in some plants growing in Wadi Alargy wetlands, Taif, Saudi Arabia. Life Sci. J., 11: 148-155.
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  17. Eid, E.M., K.H. Shaltout and Y.M. Al-Sodany, 2014. Decomposition dynamics of Phragmites australis litter in Lake Burullus, Egypt. Plant Species Biol., 29: 47-56.
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  18. Al-Sodany, Y.M., H.A. Mosallam and H.M. Al-Yasi, 2014. Floristic diversity and plant communities associated with juniper forests in high altitudes. Int. J. Curr. Life Sci., 4: 118-133.

  19. Ahmed, S.M. and Y.M. Al-Sodany, 2014. Preliminary authentication of some Acacia L. species of Saudi Arabia. Bothalia J., 44: 133-144.

  20. Mohamed, H.A., Y.M. Al-Sodany, M.Y. Shobrak, K.F. Abd El-Wakeil and S.A. Kamel, 2013. Biodiversity in relation to water quality at different sites along the red sea coast of Jeddah, KSA. Life Sci. J., 10: 2253-2260.
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  21. Farrag, H.F., Y.M. Al-Sodany and F.G. Otiby, 2013. Phytoremediation and accumulation characteristics of heavy metals by some plants in Wadi Alargy-Wetland, Taif-KSA. World Applied Sci. J., 28: 644-653.
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  22. Bidak, L.M., S.Z. Heneidy, K.H. Shaltout and Y. Al-Sodany, 2013. Current status of the wild medicinal plants in the Western Mediterranean coastal region, Egypt. J. Ethnobiol. Tradit. Med. Photon, 120: 566-584.

  23. Al-Sodany, Y.M., S.A. Bazaid and H.A. Mosallam, 2013. Medicinal plants in Saudi Arabia: I. Sarrwat mountains at Taif, KSA. Acad. J. Plant Sci., 6: 134-145.
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  24. El-Sheikh, M.A., Y.M. Al-Sodany, E.M. Eid and K.H. Shaltout, 2012. Ten years of seral plant succession on Burullus RAMSAR site, Egypt. Flora, 207: 450-458.

  25. Al-Sodany, Y.M., M.A. El-Sheikh, D.M. Baraka and K.H. Shaltout, 2012. Elements accumulation and nutritive value of Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin. Ex Steudel in Lake Burullus: A Ramsar site, Egypt. Catrina, 8: 51-63.
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  26. Al-Sodany, Y.M., H.A. Mosallam and S.A. Bazaid, 2011. Vegetation analysis of Mahazat Al-Sayd protected area: The second largest fenced nature reserve in the world. World Applied Sci. J., 15: 1144-1156.
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  27. Shaltout, K.H., Y.M. Al-Sodany and E.M. Eid, 2010. Growth behaviour of the invasive species Ipomoea carnea in the Nile Delta, Egypt. Hydrobiologia, 656: 187-197.
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  28. Eid, E.M., K.H. Shaltout, Y.M. Al-Sodany, K. Soetaert and K. Jensen, 2010. Modeling growth, carbon allocation and nutrient budgets of Phragmites australis in Lake Burullus, Egypt. Wetlands, 30: 240-251.
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  29. Eid, E.M., K.H. Shaltout, Y.M. Al-Sodany and K. Jensen, 2010. Effects of abiotic conditions on Phragmites australis along geographic gradients in Lake Burullus, Egypt. Aquat. Bot., 92: 86-92.
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  30. Shaltout, K.H., Y.M. Al-Sodany, A. El-Keblawy and A.M. Ahmed, 2009. Effect of seed type, water regime and partial cutting on the growth performance of Emex spinosa (L.) Campd in Egypt. J. Applied Sci. Res., 5: 648-661.
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  31. El-Keblawy, A., Y.M. Al-Sodany and F.A. Al-Hadad, 2009. Effects of time of seed maturation on dormancy and germination requirements of Sporobolus spicatus (Vahl) Kunth, a native desert grass of the United Arab Emirates. Grassland Sci., 55: 11-17.
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  32. Al-Sodany, Y.M., K.H. Shaltout and E.M. Eid, 2009. Demography of Ipomoea carnea: An invasive species in the Nile Delta, Egypt. Int. J. Agric. Biol., 11: 501-508.
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  33. Al-Sodany, Y.M., 2009. Can the new recorded species be established in Burullus protected area: A Ramsar site in Egypt. Afr. J. Agric. Res., 4: 752-764.
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  34. Shaltout, K.H. and Y.M. Al-Sodany, 2008. Vegetation analysis of Burullus wetland: A RAMSAR site in Egypt. Wetlands Ecol. Manage., 16: 421-439.
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  35. Mosallem, H.A., S.M. Gad'allla, Y.M. Al-Sodany and B.M. Atef, 2007. Seasonal abundance of insect species along Cairo-Alexandria and Cairo Ismailia desert roads in Egypt. J. Environ. Sci., 14: 1-23.

  36. Shaltout, K.H., Y.M. Al-Sodany and E.M. Eid, 2006. The biology of Egyptian woody perennials. 2. Ipomoea carnea Jacq. Assiut Univ. Bull. Environ. Res., 9: 75-91.
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  37. Al-Sodany, Y.M. and H.A. Mosallam, 2006. Plant communities along Cairo-Alexandria desert road. Assiut Univ. J. Bot., 32: 57-78.

  38. Masallam, H.A., Y.M. Al-Sodany, A.F. El-Hady and K.H. Shaltout, 2005. Distribution of Nitraria retusa in Egypt. Egyptian J. Desert Res., 55: 1-21.

  39. Hamoud, M.A., A.R. El-Shanshoury, Y.M. Al-Sodany and M.S.G. El-Karim, 2005. Genetic diversity among Ipomoea carnea Jacq. populations from different habitats types in Nile-Delta region of Egypt. Egypt. J. Exp. Biol., 1: 1-9.
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  40. Shaltout, K.H., Y.M. Al-Sodany, M.G. Sheded and H.F. El-Kady, 2004. Vegetation analysis of the Egyptian Red Sea coastal plain. Taeckholmia, 24: 1-18.

  41. Shaltout, K.H., M.G. Shededw, H.F. El-Kady and Y.M. Al-Sodanyz, 2003. Phytosociology and size structure of Nitraria retusa along the Egyptian Red Sea coast. J. Arid Environ., 3: 331-345.
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  42. Baraka, D. and Y.M. Al-Sodany, 2003. Habitat and plant life in Sharkia Governorate, Nile Delta, Egypt. Taechholmia, 23: 1-13.

  43. Al-Sodany, Y.M., M.N. Shehata and K.H. Shaltout, 2003. Vegetation along an elevation gradient in Al-Jabal Al-Akhdar, Libya. Ecol. Mediterr., 29: 35-47.

  44. Al-Sodany, Y.M., 2003. Size structure of some common plants in the western Mediterranean region of Egypt. Ecol. Mediterr., 29: 39-48.

  45. Agwa, H.E. and Y.M. Al-Sodany, 2003. Arbuscular-mycorrhizal fungi (Glomales) in Egypt. III: Distribution and ecology in some plants in El-Omayed biosphere reserve. Egypt. J. Biol., 5: 19-26.
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  46. Shaltout, K.H., H.F. El-Kady and Y.M. Al-Sodany, 1995. Vegetation analysis of the Mediterranean region of Nile Delta. Vegetation, 116: 73-83.
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  47. El-Din, A.S., H.F. El-Kady and Y. Sodany, 1993. Gradient analysis of the common species in the saline and marshy habitats in the Nile Delta. Feddes Repertorium, 104: 387-394.
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