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Assessment of sustainable deficit irrigation in a Moroccan apple orchard as a climate change adaptation strategy.
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Potential vulnerability of Moroccan apple orchard to climate change–induced phenological perturbations: effects on yields and fruit quality
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It is demonstrated that sufficient chilling and heat requirements correlate positively with fruit weight, size, and firmness, although the low irrigation applied during the period from flowering to the harvesting times could be improved by supplementary irrigation during the same period.
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TRANSITION FROM SURFACE TO DRIP IRRIGATION IN MOROCCO: ANALYSIS THROUGH THE MULTI-LEVEL PERSPECTIVE
Agriculture uses more than 80% of water resources in Morocco. The sector isinefficient in terms of water use due to the dominance of surface irrigation. Toaddress this issue, there have been efforts…
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At the dawn of the sustainable Moroccan modernism : Bioclimatic approach in early GAMMA group’s architecture
During the first half of the twentieth century, the specific context of Morocco served as a breeding ground for developing new approaches for modern urbanism and architecture. While colonial modern…
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The Patio House Typology and the Modern Architecture: Two practical and theoretical lessons from the Moroccan colonial context
Architectural practices of mass housing in the French protectorate context of Morocco, was a fertile breeding ground for responses to address the urgent needs of housing. While the Modern Movement…
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Monthly Solar Radiation Maps for Morocco Based on the Visualization of Clustering
Assessment of the solar radiation potential is a necessity for the establishment of solar projects. It is difficult to evaluate the solar energy potential for areas far from the meteorological…
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THE RHETORIC OF COMPOSITION IN JULIEN GUADET'S "ELEMENTS ET THEORIES" (FRANCE)
Beyond the colonial paradigm: Local dynamics and the shift from social separation to spatial segregation in Casablanca’s urbanism
Sharing with other colonial regimes the paradigm of a gap between the colonized society and colonizing one, urban policies undertaken by the French colonial administration in the Moroccan context…
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