Selected list of volumes published by CIHEAM Bari SERIES A ... · Options méditerranéennes....

Selected list of volumes published by CIHEAM Bari

SERIES A: Mediterranean seminars

SERIES B: Studies and research

Cahiers Options Méditerranéennes

edited by Wanda Occhialini

CIHEAM Bari Documentation Center

OPTIONS méditerranéennes, from 1970, is published by the CIHEAM

(www.ciheam.org) and its four Mediterranean Agronomic Institutes and represents the scientific activity of teachers, researchers and collaborators of MAI’s. Bari http://www.iamb.ciheam.org/ Chania http://www.iamc.ciheam.org/

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Options méditerranéennes. Series A

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A 121

D'Onghia A.M., Brunel S., Valentini F. (eds.) Xylella fastidiosa & the Olive Quick Decline Syndrome (OQDS). A serious worldwide challenge for the safeguard of olive trees 2017. 172 p. ISBN 2-85352-570-1 (Options Méditerranéennes, A 121).

Lacirignola C., Raeli M. CIHEAM actions to combat X. fastidiosa in the Mediterranean region, pp. 9-10.

Al-Dobai S., Nasr N. FAO preventive actions to the introducion and spread of the Olive Quick Decline Syndrome OQDS - associated to Xylella fastidiosa in NENA region, pp. 11-12.

Gonçalves Moreira A., Xia J., Brunel S. The International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) and its standards on pest surveillance and diagnostics to prevent the entry of Xylella fastidiosa, pp. 13-14.

Ghedira A., Serafini F. Overview of the activities and projects on Xylella fastidiosa of the International Olive Council (IOC), pp. 15-17.

Petter F., Baldissera G. From science to policy, the contributions of EPPO and Euphresco to the Xylella fastidiosa emergency, pp. 19-20.

López M.M., Narco-Noales E., Peñalver J., Morente C., Monterde A. The world threat of Xylella fastidiosa, pp. 23-24.

Martelli G.P., Nigro F. The Olive Quick Decline Syndrome, pp. 25-28.

Saponari M., Boscia D., Martelli G.P. Xylella fastidiosa and its role in the Olive Quick Decline Syndrome, pp. 29-30.

Cavalieri V., Porcelli F. Main insect vectors of Xylella fastidiosa in Italy and worldwide, pp. 31-32.

Legendre B., Denancé N., Olivier V., Molusson D., Juteau V., Agud-Miguel D., Sainte-Luce A., Dousset C., Audusseau

C., Paillard S., François C., Rivoal C., Germain J.-F., Reynaud P., Jerphanion P. de, Joudar S., Francart J., Poirier A., Lecat M., Poliakoff F., Jacques M.-A. Xylella fastidiosa: the status of the infection and control measures in France, pp. 33-35.

Saponari M. State of the art of the research on X. fastidiosa in Puglia, pp. 37-40.

Boscia D., Saponari M. Current EU research initiatives on Xylella fastidiosa, pp. 41-42.

D'Onghia A.M. CIHEAM/IAMB innovative tools for early surveillance and detection of Xylella fastidiosa, pp. 43-46.

Santoro F., Gualano S., Favia G., D'Onghia A.M. IT platform based on smart device and web-application for the survey of Xylella fastidiosa, pp. 47-48.

Valentini F., Cavallo G., D'Onghia A.M. Sampling procedures of plant material for the survey of Xylella fastidiosa in Puglia Region, Italy, pp. 49-52.

Yaseen T., Valentini F., Santoro F., Lorusso D., D'Onghia A.M. The "Spy Insect" approach for monitoring Xylella fastidiosa in absence of symptomatic plants, pp. 53-54.

Elbeaino T., Digiaro M. Use of conventional DNA- and protein-based techniques for the detection and characterization of Xylella fastiosa in Italy, pp. 55-56.

Reisenzein H. PCR assays for the detection of Xylella fastidiosa. Review and comparison of published protocols, pp. 57-60.

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Djelouah K., Frasheri D. Direct Tissue ImmunoBlot Assay (DTBIA), an effcient tool for the mass detection of Xylella fastidiosa in infected olive trees, pp. 61-64.

Yaseen T., Si Ammor M., Casini G., Drago S., Stampone G., Elbeaino T., Digiaro M. Specific, Sensitive, and Rapid Diagnosis of Xylella fastidiosa from olive plant material by a new Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP) system, pp. 65-66.

Loreti S., Pucci N., Loconsole G., Modesti V., Potere O., Lucchesi S., Gaffuri F., Saponari M. Organization of ring tests on diagnostic methods among Italian laboratories, pp. 69-70.

Giampetruzzi A., Morelli M., Saponari M., Loconsole G., Chiumenti M., Boscia D., Savino V., Martelli G.P., Saldarelli P. Transcriptome profiling of two olive cultivars infected by Xylella fastidiosa, pp. 73-76.

Scortichini M. Preliminary results on field trials to control Xylella fastidiosa on olive trees in Puglia, pp. 77-78.

Dongiovanni C., Cavalieri V., Altamura G., Di Carolo M., Fumarola G., Saponari M., Porcelli F. Preliminary results of comparative efficacy evalutation trials against Philaenus spumarius L., vector of Xylella fastidiosa, pp. 79-80.

Carlucci A., Ingrosso F., Lops F. Sustainable strategies to contain the Olive Quick Decline Syndrome in southeast Italy, pp. 81-82.

Xiloyannis C., Mininni A.N., Lardo E., Miccoli A., Fausto C. Good agricultural practices in the management of the Olive Quick Decline Syndrome, pp. 83-85.

Winter S., Bragard C., Tramontini S., Andueza M., Stancanelli G. Risk assessment of Xylella fastidiosa in the EU territory and other EFSA activities, pp. 87-89.

Chouibani M., Fawzy A., Al Awad E., Eid P., Akarid N., Shubib S., Barham H., Smith J. A Pest Risk Analysis on Xylella fastidiosa for the countries of the Near East Plant Protection Organization, focusing on the olive-infecting strain, pp. 91-92.

Shubib S., Hamdan I. Pest risk analysis on Xylella fastidiosa in Palestine, pp. 93-96.

Choueiri E. Work done and actions taken on Xylella fastidiosa in Lebanon, pp. 97-100.

Meihiar M., Sarhan S. Regulations enforced against Xylella fastidiosa in Jordan, pp. 101-102.

Hammad H., Hanafy S.M. Regulatory status and phytosanitary measures implemented to face Xylella fastidiosa and its vectors in Egypt, pp. 103-104.

Arijs H. Xylella fastidiosa in the framework of the EU plant quarantine law, p. 105.

Di Rubbio P. EU Legislation on Xylella fastidiosa, pp. 107-108.

Bullon C. International legal framework for phytosanitary protection: obligations and responsibilities under the IPPC, pp. 109-112.

Schito S., Percoco A., D'Onghia A.M. Legislative aspects for the mandatory control of Xylella fastidiosa in Puglia and in Italy, pp. 113-116.

Brunel S., Sosa O. The elements of successful capacity development for Xylella fastidiosa, pp. 117-119.

Brunel S., D'Onghia A.M. The importance of communication on phytosanitary issues. The case of Xylella fastidiosa, p. 121.



















































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A 120

Petruzzella D. Sancassiani S. (eds.) Feeding knowledge 2017. 184 p. ISBN 2-85352-569-4 Expo Milano (Options Méditerranéennes, A 120).

Petruzzella D., Sancassiani S., Concia F., Giannelli M. Rooting knowledge for feeding the planet, pp. 7-29. Zdruli P., Lamaddalena N., Todorovic M., Scardigno A., Calabrese J., Ladisa G., Verrastro V., Pereira L.S., Coppola A., Marino M. Priority 1: Sustainable management of natural resources, pp. 33-70. Yaseen T., Ricelli A., Ceglie F.G., Santoro F., De Santis M., Strange R., Colombo L., D'Onghia A.M. Priority 2: Qualitative and quantitative enhancement of crop products, pp. 71-81. Callieris R., Adinolfi F., Capitanio F., Santeramo F.G.

Priority 3: Socio-economic dynamics and global markets, pp. 83-111. Lamberti L., Belsanti V., Antonelli A. Priority 4: Sustainable development of small rural communities in marginal areas, pp. 113-127. Lacirignola C., Capone R., El Bilali H., Debs P., Cardone G.L., Driouech N., Dernini S., Burlingame B., Gitz V., Meybeck A. Priority 5: Mediterranean food consumption patterns: diet, environment, society, economy and health, pp. 129-174

Adinolfi F., Petruzzella D., Giannelli M. Feeding the Mediterranean through knowledge, pp. 177-184.

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Porceddu E., Damania A.B., Qualset C.O. (eds.) Proceedings of the International Symposium on Genetics and breeding of durum wheat [Rome (Italy), 27-30 May 2013]. 2014. 636 p. ISBN 2-85352-544-9 (Options Méditerranéenne, A 110)

Ben-Abu Y., Tzfadia O., Maoz Y., Kachanovski D.E., Melamed-Bessudo C., Feldman M., Levy A.A. Durum wheat evolution : a genomic analysis. - pp. 31-45. Goncharov N.P. Biodiversity of tetraploid wheats: taxonomy,

studying, increasing and preservation. - pp. 47-55. Kudryavtsev A.M., Melnikova N.V., Novoselskaya-Dragovich A. Global durum wheat diversity: structure and origin revealed by means of the gliadin markers. - pp. 57-61.

















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David J.L., Tavaud M., Roumet P., Muller M.-H., Santoni S., Gautier S., Holtz Y., Ranwez V., Ardisson M., Poux G., Vagne C. Broadening the genetic bases of durum wheat. - pp. 65-78. Kuzmanović L., Virili M. E., Gennaro A., Bitti A., Ceoloni C. Positive effects on yield-contributing traits associated with Thinopyrum ponticum chromosome segments introgressed into durum wheat. - pp. 79-85. Bari A., Street K., Amri A., Nachit M., Mackay M., Ouabbou H., Kahel Z., Ghanem M. E., De Pauw E., Nazari K., Alo F., El Bouhssini M., Tsivelikas A., Humeid B. Searching for climate change related traits in plant genetic resources collections using Focused Identification of Germplasm Strategy (FIGS). - pp. 87-94. Al-Tabbal J. A., Duwayri M. Intra-population variation for agronomic characteristics in the durum wheat landrace “SafraMa’an” (Triticum turgidum L. var. durum). - pp. 95-108. Taghouti M., Rhrib K., Gaboun F. Exploiting landrace genetic diversity for germplasm enhancement in durum wheat breeding in Morocco. - pp. 109-119. Nigro D., Giancaspro A., Giove S.L., Piarulli L., Marcotuli I., Mangini G., Blanco A. Allelic variation for GS and GOGAT genes in a tetraploid wheat collection. - pp. 121-126. Quaranta F., Belocchi A., Camerini M., Cecchini C., Fornara M., Pucciarmati S., D'Egidio M.G. Evaluation of a hulled wheat (emmer and spelt) collections. - pp. 127-130. Ramdani A., Ouabbou H., Nsarellah N., Lhaloui S., Abbad-Andaloussi F., Nachit M.M., Bhavani S., Nazari K., Wanyera R., Ferrahi M., Haddoury J., Udupa S.M. The strategies to serve and conserve Moroccan durum wheat genetic diversity before it is lost. - pp. 131-138. Sciacca F., Cambrea M., Licciardello S., Pesce A., Romano E., Spina A., Virzì N., Palumbo M. Evolution of durum wheat from Sicilian

landraces to improved varieties. - pp. 139-145. Ben-David R., Amram A., Nashef K. Genetic improvement of durum wheat establishment under fluctuating environmental conditions. - pp. 147-149. Taddei F., Ciccoritti R., Cacciatori P., D'Egidio M.G. Variability of total antioxidant capacity among durum wheat genotypes. - pp. 151-156. Porceddu E., Blanco A. Evolution of durum wheat breeding in Italy. - pp. 157-173. Ghavami F., Bassi F. M., Burciaga R., Soltani A., Noyszewski A., De Jimenez M.K.M., Gu Y.Q., Meinhardt S., Elias E.M., Kianian P.M.A., Mergoum M., Schivcharan S. M., Kianian S. F. Developing improved durum wheat germplasm by altering the cytoplasmic genomes. - pp. 177-187. De Pace C., Bizzarri M., Vittori D., Vaccino P., Caceres M.E., Ceccarelli M., Raksegi M., Vida G. The progeny from the [(T. turgidum X Dasypyrum villosum) amphiploid X Triticum aestivum] hybridization is an effective source of new durum wheat inbred lines. - pp. 189-200. Bassi R. Integrated crop solution as new approach to combine genetics and other innovative inputs in wheat varieties development. - pp. 201-208. Dura S., Duwayri M., Nachit M.M. Detection of molecular markers associated with yield and yield components in durum wheat (Triticum turgidum L. var. durum) under saline conditions. Markers for yield in durum wheat. - pp. 209-221. Alaoui M.M., Gaboun F., Cherkaoui S. In vitro gynogenesis in some varieties of durum wheat (Triticum durum. L.). - pp. 223-228. Giancaspro A., Nigro D., Giove S.L., Zacheo S.A., Simeone R., Piarulli L., Colasuonno P., Blanco A. Exploitation of SNP markers located on wheat 5A chromosome for the study of





















































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syntenic relationship with model species. - pp. 229-233. Iraqi D., Abdelwahd R., Udupa S.M. Efficient callus induction, plantlets regeneration and genetic transformation of durum wheat. - pp. 235-240. Monneveux P. Durum wheat adaptation and sustainability: ensuring accurate phenotyping for improving drought tolerance and yield stability. - pp. 244-278. Cattivelli L., Miglietta F., Zaldei A., Rizza F., Mastrangelo A.M., De Vita P., Mazzucotelli E. Adaptation of durum wheat to a changing environment. - pp. 279-282. Ozberk I., Rajaram S., Ilkhan A., Ozberk F. Durum wheat (T. durum Desf.) vs. bread wheat (T. aestivum L. em.Thell.) in South-East Anatolia, Turkey. - pp. 283-290. El-Areed S., Nachit M.M., Hagaras A., El-Sherif S., Hamouda M. Durum wheat breeding for high yield potential in Egypt. - pp. 291-294. Aprile A., Marè C., Havlickova L., Panna R., Rizza F., Mastrangelo A.M., Borrelli G.M., Rampino P., Cattivelli L., De Bellis L., Perrotta C. Molecular responses to drought and heat stress in durum wheat. - pp. 295-299 Carboni G., Dettori M., Goddi G., Mulè P., Satta B., Spanu E. Durum wheat and local chains: A new strategy to strengthen locally selected genotypes. - pp. 301-305. Ciccoritti R., Bellato S., Frate V., Nocente F. The n-alkylresorcinols in durum wheat: genotypic and environmental variability. - pp. 307-313. Clarke F.R., Clarke J.M., Ruan Y., Lin X., N'Diaye A., Kthiri D., Pozniak C.J., Weibe K., Yates S. Application of the international crop information system for retrieval and usage of pedigree and phenotypic data for use in durum research and breeding. - pp. 315-318. Dettori M., Cesaraccio C., Motroni A., Spano D., Duce P.

Durum wheat and climate change: simulation models as a tool to support decisions in targeting genotypes and crop breeding. - pp. 319-322. Gaboun F., Diria G., Adenike F., Abdelwahd R., Ibriz M., Soulaymani A. The salt tolerance candidate genes family in wheat and its relationship to the phylogenetic complexity of cereals. - pp. 323-337. Sissons M.J., Emebiri L., Pleming D., Taylor H., Eckermann P., Collins N.C. Screening durum wheat for heat tolerance. - pp. 339-343. Rozova M.A., Pocornyak V.P. Durum wheat cultivation and breeding in the Altai Russian region. - pp. 345-349. Federica V., Lucarotti V., Salzano A.M., Scaloni A., Alessio M., Alpi A. Proteomic analyses of the effect of nitrogen assimilation in wheat cultivars under different fertilization regimes. - pp. 351-354. Zarei L., Farshadfar E., Cheghamirza K., Desiderio F., Cattivelli L. QTL mapping of morphological traits associated with drought adaptation in a Iranian mapping population of durum wheat. - pp. 355-361. Abdelkader B. The history of wheat breeding in Algeria. - pp. 363-370. Chaabane R., Saidi A., Rouissi M., Ben Naceur E., Mejri C., Ben Naceur M. Avenues for increasing salt tolerance of Tunisian durum wheat cultivars. - pp. 371-377. Damania A.B. Durum wheat cultivation and use in the USA with special reference to California. – pp. 379-389. Ayadi S., Karmous C., Trifa Y., Hammami Z., Rezgui S. Yield and nitrogen use efficiency as influenced by rates of nitrogen fertilizers of some Tunisian durum wheat cultivars. - pp. 391-399 Marè C., Mazzucotelli E., Reggiani F., Zaldei A., Miglietta F., Fares C., Rizza F., Cattivelli L., Badeck F.W. Durum wheat grain yield and quality under




















































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elevated CO2 : first results of a free air carbon dioxide enrichment (FACE) experiment. - pp. 401-406. Olivera P.D., Yue J. Genetic resources for stem rust resistance in cultivated and wild tetraploid wheats. - pp. 409-417. Sai Prasad S.V., Singh S.K., Kumar V., Kantwa S.L., Dubey V.G., Ambati D., Prakasha T.L., Mishra A.N. Pyramiding of resistance genes Sr36 and Sr2 in durum wheat background (HI 8498) through marker assisted selection for resistance to stem rust race 117- group pathotypes. - pp. 419-429. Kadkol G., Simpfendorfer S., Raju T. Breeding durum wheat for crown rot tolerance. - pp. 431-434. Mishra A.N., Sai Prasad S.V., Shirsekar G.S., Yadav S.R., Kaushal K., Dubey V.G. Diverse sources of resistance to Indian pathotypes of stem rust and leaf rust in durum wheat. - pp. 435-445. Desiderio F., Guerra D., Mastrangelo A.M., Rubiales D., Pasquini M., Simeone R., Blanco A., Cattivelli L., Valè G. Genetic basis of resistance to leaf rust in tetraploid wheats. - pp. 447-452. D'Ovidio R., Moscetti I., Janni M., Volpi C., Kalunke M.R., Tundo S., Sella L., Favaron F. Durum wheat improvement against fungal pathogens by using protein inhibitors of cell wall degrading enzymes. - pp. 453-456. Forte P., Kuzmanović L., Virili M. E., Gennaro A., Bitti A., Ceoloni C. Pyramiding resistance genes to Fusarium head blight and rusts from Thinopyrum ponticum into durum wheat. - pp. 457-462. Goyeau H., Berder J., Lacoudre F., Ammar K., Loladze A., Duchalais L., Goudemand E., Desmouceaux N., André C., Blanc P., Gervais L., Lonnet P., Lefèvre T., Argillier O., Robert O., Lezie A., Poupard B., Olivier A. Characterization of sources of resistance to leaf rust in durum wheat germplasm. - pp. 463-467. Marone D., Russo M.A., Laidò G., De Vita P., Papa R., Blanco A., Gadaleta A., Mastrangelo A.M.

Qualitative and quantitative resistance against powdery mildew in wheat. - pp. 469-476. De Pace C., Bizzarri M., Pasquini M., Nocente F., Ceccarelli M., Vittori D., Vida G. Additional genetic factors of resistance to stem rust, leaf rust and powdery mildew from Dasypyrum villosum. - pp. 477-491. Lafiandra D., Masci S., Palombieri S., Botticella E., Bovina R., Ferrazzano G., Mantovani P., Massi A., Margiotta B., D'Egidio M.G., Sestili F. Improvement of technological and nutritional quality in durum wheat: achievements and perspectives . - pp. 495-499. Atallah M., Ronchi C,, Silvestri M., Ruini L. Durum wheat production chain: research, quality and future challenges. - pp. 501-504. Daaloul Bouacha O., Nouaigui S., Daaloul A., Rezgui S. Quality in durum wheat: comparison between landraces and high yielding varieties. - pp. 505-510. Gazza L., Sgrulletta D., Cammerata A., Gazzelloni G., Galassi E., Pogna N. Breeding and quality of soft-textured durum wheat. - pp. 511-516. Gadaleta A., Nigro D., Marcotuli I., Giancaspro A., Blanco A. Molecular characterization of candidate genes involved in nitrogen metabolism and relationship with the grain protein content of wheat. - pp. 517-525. Royo C., Nazco R., Peña R.J., Ammar K., Villegas D. Mediterranean durum wheat landraces as a source of variability for quality improvement. - pp. 527-532. Khlestkina E., Shoeva O., Börner A., Gordeeva E. Purple grain colour genes in wheat. - pp. 533-539. Babay E., Hanana M., Mzid R., Haj-Salah H., Ghorbel A., Carrillo J.M., Amara H., Rodríguez-Quijano M. Biochemical and molecular approaches for the technological quality assessment of durum wheat varieties. - pp. 541-547.




















































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Abugalieva A.I., Morgounov A.Y. Grain quality of durum wheat varieties. - pp. 549-553. Delvecchio L.N., Taranto F., Mangini G., Blanco A., Pasqualone A. Phenolic compounds and antioxidant activity in tetraploid wheat. - pp. 555-563. Colasuonno P., Schiavulli A., Sonnante G., Incerti O., Giove S., Giancaspro A., Zacheo S.A., Gadaleta A. Characterization of Phytoene synthase 2 (Psy2) genes in wheat. - pp. 565-570. Marzario S., Gioia T., Logozzo G., Spagnoletti Zeuli P.L. Evaluation of Triticum durum Desf. germplasm for the improvement of local products. - pp. 571-575. Roncallo P., Echenique V. Identification of molecular markers associated with yield and quality traits for Argentinean durum wheat breeding programs. - pp. 577-582. Spina A., Ammar K., Peña R.J., Bentivegna G., Sciacca F., Virzì N.,

Palumbo M. Durum wheat breeding lines with new HMW glutenin subunit combinations selected for bread-making quality. - pp. 583-587. Tekdal S. Importance of durum wheat breeding in terms of bulgur in Southeastern Anatolian Region of Turkey. - pp. 589-594 Vida G., Ottò V. Breeding for improved technological quality in winter durum wheat. - pp. 595-601. Giorgi D., Farina A., Grosso V., Lucretti S. A new and “open access” chromosome approach to complex genomes: flow sorting of FISH labeled chromosome in suspension. - pp. 605-611. Thiyagarajan K., Cantale C., Galeffi P. Molecular analysis of a novel DNA transposon in Triticeae. - pp. 613-617 Guerra D., Mastrangelo A.M., Cattivelli L., Mazzucotelli E. E3 ubiquitin ligases regulating plant stress responses: an overview. - pp. 619-622.

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Junier S., El Moujabber M., Trisorio Liuzzi G., Tigrek S., Serneguet M., Choukrallah R., Shatanawi M., Rodriguez R. (publication committee) Dialogues on Mediterranean water challenges: Rational water use, water price versus value and lessons learned from the European Water Framework Directive 2011.196 p. ISBN 2-85352-469-8 (Options méditerranéennes, A 98)

Kolberg S., Berbel J. Defining rational use of water in Mediterranean irrigation. – pp. 11-27. Mandi L., El Moujabber M. Conceptual frame for rational use of water resources in the Mediterranean. – pp. 29-36. Lutter S., Schnepf D. Water management indicators - State of the art for the Mediterranean Region. – pp. 37-53. Elkassar G., Abou El-Fotouh N. Promotion of water saving policies and

options for water use in improved areas in Egypt. – pp. 55-69. Omrani N., Ouessar M. Lessons learned from the Tunisian national water policy; the case of the rehabilitation of oases. – pp. 71-83. Buxó R. Water management in the Western Mediterranean basin: An archaeological approach (II).– pp. 85-95. Ghreib L., Djabri L., Hani A., Bouhsina S., Mudry J., Sharour I. Potential groundwater contamination by





























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toxic metals around an abandoned iron mine, Bekkaria (Algeria) – pp. 97-106. Shatanawi M., Naber S. Valuing water from social, economic and environmental perspective. – pp. 109-117. Demir H., Zahir Erkan A., Karaca Bilgen G What is covered by water fees, prices and costs? Examples of water policies in Turkey. – pp. 119-128. Polycarpou P. Water pricing issues in countries with water deficit. – pp. 129-138. Giannoccaro G., Berbel J., Prosperi M., Zanni G.

Benchmarking exercise using Data Envelopment Analysis, an application to irrigation water pricing. – pp. 139-150. Balzarolo D., Lazzara P., Colonna P., Becciu G.F., Rana G. F. The implementation of the Water Framework Directive in Italy – pp. 155-167. Abdin A. E., Afify A., Adel A. Comparative analysis of Egyptian water policy and Water Framework Directive. – pp. 169-179. Choukr-Allah R. Comparative study between Maroccan water strategies and WFD. – pp. 181-188.

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El Moujabber M., Mandi L., Trisorio Liuzzi G., Martin I., Rabi A., Rodriguez R. (eds.) Technological perspectives for rational use of water resources in the Mediterranean region. 2

nd MELIA

workshop, Marrakech, Morocco, October 29-November 2, 2008 2009. 332 p. ISBN 2853524256 (Options méditerranéennes, A 88)

Abdin A. E., Gaafar I. Rational water use in Egypt. - pp. 11-27. Demir H., Erkan A.Z., Baysan N., Bilgen G.K. The possible effects of irrigation schemes and irrigation methods on water budget and economy in Atatürk dam of Sout-Eastern Anatolia region of Turkey. - pp. 29-40. Tigrek S., Göbelez Ö., Aras T. . Sustainable management of reservoirs and preservation of water quality. - pp. 41-53. Smets H. Access to drinking water at an affordable price in developing countries. - pp. 57-68. Rana G., Katerji N., Ferrara R. M. An operational direct model to accurately determine crop evapotranspiration of crops cultivated in the Mediterranean region. – pp. 69-79. Ezzahar J., Chehbouni A., Er-Raki S., Khabba S., Hanich L.

Estimating and monitoring seasonal water consumption of olive orchards in a semi-arid region (Morocco) using the Eddy-covariance system. - pp. 81-87. Kanber R., Ünlü M., Koç L., Kapur B., Tekin S., Donma S., Yazar S. Possible water saving opportunities in Turkey. - pp. 89-98. Mesa-Jurado M.A., Berbel J. . Water value, water demand and WFD implementation in an olive intensive Guadalquivir sub-basin. – pp. 99-107. Chimonidou D., Polycarpou P., Vassiliou L. Rational use of water resources in Cyprus. – pp. 109-118. Rabi A. Water pricing as a means to ensure water conservation: a case study from Palestine. – pp. 119.129.












































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Barceló D., Petrovic M., Radjenovic J. Treating emerging contaminants (pharmaceuticals) in wastewater and drinking water treatment plants. – pp. 133-140.

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Mancini F. The study of Mediterranean soils : a difficult task. – pp. 3-9. Hamdy A., Lacirignola C., Trisorio Liuzzi G. The integration of soil and water resources management towards a sustainable agricultural development in the Mediterranean. – pp. 11-27. Bini C., Buffa G., Gamper U., Sburlino G., Zilocchi L. Soils and vegetation of coastal and wetland areas in Northern Adriatic (NE Italy). – pp. 31-36.

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Nardone G., Pepe A., Seneen G. de. Innovation in the agricultural and food sector: Divergences and complementarities. – p. 19-30.

Sancassani S. New knowledge transfer practices. - p. 31-38.

Sonnino A., Carrabba P., Iannetta M. The role of research bodies, from leaders of the system to responsible partners. – p. 39-50.

Adinolfi F., Di Pasquale J. Policies and actors in the agriculture innovation system. p. 51-56.

Prete F., Capone R. The European legal framework and rural development policies. – p. 59-65.

Petruzzella D., Semeraro M., Ciaula M., Fiume P. Co-generation, sharing and transfer of technologies in Small and Medium agrifood Enterprises (SMEs). – p. 67-73.

Ciaula M., Callieris R., Roma R. Annex. - p. 77-86.

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Muñoz M., Siller C., Bossi M., Le Meur F., Pohl K. Financial, legal and administrative management of INCO-NET projects.

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Katerji N., Hamdy A., Van Hoorn J. W., Mastrorilli M. (eds.) Mediterranean crop responses to water and soil salinity: eco-physiological and agronomic analyses 2002. 280 p. ISBN 2-85352-238-5. (Options méditerranéennes, B 36)

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Katerji N., Van Hoorn J. W., Hamdy A., Mastrorilli M., Mou Karzel E. Osmotic adjustment of sugar beets in response to soil salinity and its influence on stomatal conductance, growth and yield. – pp. 87-103. Katerji N., Van Hoorn J. W., Hamdy A., Mastrorilli M., Karam F. Salinity and drought, a comparison of their effects on the relationship between yield and evapotranspiration. – pp. 105-117. Katerji N., Van Hoorn J. W., Hamdy A., Mastrorilli M. Response of tomatoes, a crop of indeterminate growth, to soil salinity. – pp. 119-132. Katerji N., Van Hoorn J. W., Hamdy A., Mastrorilli M. Salt tolerance classification of crops according to soil salinity and to water stress day index. – pp. 133-147. Katerji N., Van Hoorn J. W., Hamdy A., Mastrorilli M. Salt tolerance of crops according to three








































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Katerji N. Productivity analysis of crops grown in saline environment: presentation of the major research lines. – pp. 231-249. Castrignanò A., Katerji N., Mastrorilli M. Modeling crop response to soil salinity : review and proposal of a new approach. – pp. 251-280.

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Camacho A. German co-operation (GTZ) programmes for citrus improvement in the Mediterranean. – pp. 85-88. Abate G., Steduto P. Use of GPS technology for the localization and mapping of citrus germplasm. – pp. 91-94. Nolasco G. Citrus tristeza virus (CTV) diagnosis and strain typing by PCR-based methods. – pp. 95-107. Djelouah K., D'Onghia A. M. Detection of citrus psorosis virus (CPsV) and citrus tristeza virus (CTV) by direct tissue blot immunoassay. – pp. 109-114. Carimi F. Somatic embryogenesis and organogenesis in citrus for sanitation and in vitro conservation. – pp. 115-128. Stamo B., Hodaj B., Nelaj Y. Albania. – pp. 145-150. Kerboua M., Benbadis A., Assabah A. Algeria. – pp. 151-156. Sheta I., Eidsalem S., Fahmy H. Egypt. – pp. 157-162. Ebrahimi Y. Iran. – pp. 163-169. D'Onghia A. M., Djelouah K., Carimi F., De Pasquale F., Savino V., Catalano L., Scillipoti O. Italy. – pp. 171-179. Al-Rwahnih M. Jordan. – pp. 181-186. Abou-Zeid M. Lebanon. – pp. 187-190.











































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Gatt M. Malta. – pp. 191-195. Afellah M., Jelloul B., Zouhry H., Bouafia A., Zemzami M. Morocco. – pp. 197-203.

Nolasco G. Portugal. – pp. 205-209. Tuzcu Ö., Kaplankiran M., Anil S., Das S., Oztürk A., Tasdemir A., Eraslan H., Gülsen O., Asil Yilmaz M., Yesiloglu Y., Yüzbas A., Yurtmen M. Turkey. – pp. 211-225.

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Labye Y., Lebdi F., Parent E. Technique de démaillage et équilibrage des réseaux hydrauliques maillés. – pp. 87-104. Zayani K., Dali N., Alouini A., Hadj Taieb M. Evaluation de l'irrigation localisée de la vigne de table dans la région de Mornag. – pp. 105-119. El-Yacoubi Z., Hamdoun L., El-Karimi N., Harroud N., Layachi A. Conception et mise en oeuvre d'un sig pour la gestion des systèmes d'irrigation sous pression. – pp. 121-130. Yazar A., SezenM. S., Sesveren S. Lepa and trickle irrigation of cotton in the Southeast Anatolia Project (GAP) area in Turkey. – pp. 131-147.

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX Personal and corporate names and places

Abate G. ................................................... 60 Abbad-Andaloussi F. ................................ 4 Abbadi H. ................................................. 53 Abdallah Y. .............................................. 16 Abdel-Azim R. .................................... 43; 48 Abdelaziz G. ............................................. 29 Abdelhafez S. .......................................... 59 Abdelhak S. ............................................. 37 Abdel-Hedi T. M. ...................................... 35 Abdelkader B. ............................................ 5 Abdel-Khalek M. A. ................................. 55 Abdellatif M. ........................... 14; 15; 19; 24 Abdel-Megeed A. ..................................... 53 Abdelmonem H. M.,................................. 23 Abdelouahab B. ....................................... 31 Abdel-Salam A. M. ....................... 56; 62; 63 Abdelwahd R. ............................................ 5 Abdin A. E. ........................................... 8; 14 Abdine M. ........................................... 16; 17 Abdou Y. A. .............................................. 56 Abdul Hamid R. ....................................... 17 Abeshi P. .................................................. 31 Abid Karray J. .......................................... 43 Abo Shammala A. S. ............................... 21 Abou El Hassan W. H. ............................ 47 Abou El-Azm M. ................................. 18; 23 Abou El-Fotouh N. .................................... 7 Abou Ghanem-Sabanadzovic N. ..... 53; 54 Abou Kheira A. A. ................................... 45 Abou Kubaa R. ........................................ 40 Abou-Daher M. ........................................ 28 Abou-Elazm M. ........................................ 24 Abou-Elfotoh M. A. .................................. 56 Aboufirass M. ............................................ 9 Abouhani A. ....................................... 26; 33 Aboul-Fotoh N. Z. ........................ 13; 14; 18 Abou-Zeid A. A. ....................................... 56 Abou-Zeid M. ........................................... 60 Abu Sharar T. M. ..................................... 21 Abu-Bakr A. ............................................. 36 Abu-Dayyeh Q. ........................................ 23 Abugalieva A.I. .......................................... 7 Abukraa H. ............................................... 40 Abu-Zeid K. ........................................ 46; 53 Abu-Zeid M. ........................... 31; 34; 35; 69 Accogli R. ................................................ 31 Achak M. .................................................... 9 Acimovic L. .............................................. 41 Acutis M. ...................................... 11; 12; 17 Adana (Turkey) ................................... 56; 69 Adar E. ..................................................... 21 Addante R. ......................................... 39; 40 Adel A. ........................................................ 8 Adenike F. .................................................. 5 Adinolfi F. ............................................ 3; 37 Afellah M. ................................................. 61

Afify A. .................................................. 8; 47 Agadir (Morocco)....................................... 32 Agbani M. ................................................. 29 Agean region ............................................. 27 Aggelides S. ............... 42; 43; 47; 49; 50; 51 Aghai O. ................................................... 19 Agius M. ................................................... 39 Agius P. .................................................... 57 Agnese C. ................................................. 12 Agran M. K. .............................................. 54 Agud-Miguel D. .......................................... 1 Aguilera M. ............................................... 13 Ahmadi E. ................................................. 47 AI-Rwahnih M. ......................................... 53 Aissat A. ................................................... 57 Ait Boughrous A........................................ 9 Ait-Ameur C. ............................................ 22 Aït-Kadi M. ................................... 31; 34; 69 AIW ...... see Andalusian Institute for Women Akar D. ...................................................... 45 Akarid N. .................................................... 2 Akça E. ............................................... 30; 59 Aksoy U. ............................................. 51; 57 Al Awad E. .................................................. 2 Al Bitar L. ............................... 41; 50; 56; 63 Al Naeb H. ................................................ 17 Al Zoughbi S. ........................................... 14 Alaoui M.M. ................................................ 4 Alarcón J. J. ....................................... 13; 47 Al-Auja (Palestine) .................................... 52 Alayasa N. ................................................ 53 Albani M. .................................................. 29 Albania 24; 25; 29; 30; 31; 32; 41; 50; 53; 54;

56; 57; 58; 59; 60; 62; 63; 64; 65; 66; 67; 68

Albania. Lushnje district ............................ 32 Albania. Tirana .......................................... 31 Albania. Valona ......................................... 67 Albania. Vjosa river ................................... 67 Albania. Vjosa valley ................................. 32 Albano A. ................................................. 67 Al-Bawab A. ............................................. 37 Al-Baz I. .................................................... 21 Albino V. ................................................... 26 Albrizio R. .................. 17; 42; 43; 44; 47; 60 Alcácer C. ................................................. 13 Al-Chaabi S. ............................................. 53 Al-Dadah J. Y. .................................... 21; 25 Al-Dobai S. ................................................. 1 Al-Eisawi D. M. H. .................................... 21 Alessio M. .................................................. 5 Alfani A. .................................................... 16 Alganar D. S. ............................................ 35 Alger (Algeria) ..................................... 19; 55 Algeria 29; 34; 40; 47; 50; 51; 53; 56; 57; 58;

59; 60; 69

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Algeria. Alger ...................................... 19; 55 Algeria. Bekkaria ......................................... 8 Algeria. Hadj Mecheri ............................... 14 Algeria. Mitidja .......................................... 41 Algeria. Ouargla ........................................ 46 Alghariani S. A. ....................................... 44 Al-Hassan C. ............................................ 35 Ali H. ......................................................... 51 Ali S. ......................................................... 47 Alicante (Spain) ......................................... 33 Al-Khasawneh M. .................................... 58 Alkowni R. ................................................ 58 Allak H. ..................................................... 17 Allam N. M. ................................... 48; 50; 51 Allavena L. ............................................... 11 Almaliotis D. ............................................ 29 Almenar R. ............................................... 33 Al-Muruj (Palestine) .................................. 52 Al-Naber G. .............................................. 23 Al-Naber S. ............................................... 24 Al-Nabi Fardous A................................... 42 Alo F. .......................................................... 4 Aloui T. ..................................................... 34 Alouini A. ................................................. 61 Alperovits E. ............................................ 21 Alpi A. ......................................................... 5 Al-Qudah B. ............................................. 59 Al-Qudah H. ............................................. 31 Al-Rwahnih M. ............................. 54; 58; 60 Al-Shneikat G. ......................................... 14 Al-Smadi H. .............................................. 14 Alta Murgia National Park ......................... 33 Al-Tabbal J. A. ........................................... 4 Altaj region (Russia) ................................... 5 Altamura G. ................................................ 2 Al-Tawil W. ............................................... 58 Altinbas U. ............................................... 27 Altinok A. ................................................. 32 Alyanak I. ................................................. 27 Amara H. .................................................... 6 Amari K. ................................................... 54 Amato M. .................................................. 68 Ambati D. ................................................... 6 Ambrosi L. ............................................... 10 Ambrosone A. ......................................... 11 Amenduni T. ............................................ 53 Amer Mohamed H. .................................. 35 Amman (Jordan) ....................................... 42 Ammar K. ............................................... 6; 7 Ammour F. ............................................... 46 Amodio M. L. ........................................... 11 Amram A. ................................................... 4 Amri A. ....................................................... 4 AMSED ......... see Association Marocaine de

Solidarieté et de Développement Anatolia (Turkey) ........................... 5; 7; 8; 51 Andalusia (Spain)...................................... 19 Andalusian Institute for Women ................ 15 André C. ..................................................... 6 Andueza M. ................................................ 2 Angeli L. ................................................... 25 Angelini L.G. ............................................ 12 Angelstam P. ........................................... 26 Anil S. ................................................. 58; 61 Ankara (Turkey) ........................................ 32

Antinoro C. ............................................... 12 Antonelli A. ................................................ 3 Anyoji H. ................................................... 44 Aouane B. .................................... 53; 56; 58 Aoudjit C. ................................................. 14 Aparicio F. .......................................... 64; 65 Apostolati S. ............................................ 47 Aprile A. ..................................................... 5 Apulia (Italy) . 1; 2; 21; 26; 27; 31; 32; 40; 47;

52; 53; 59; 67; 68 AQUASTRESS project .............................. 47 AQUATER project ..................................... 12 Arab G. ..................................................... 42 Arabiyat S. ............................................... 50 Aral sea ..................................................... 44 Aramini G. ................................................ 15 Arar A. ...................................................... 35 Aras T. ........................................................ 8 Araus J. L. ........................ 13; 42; 43; 50; 52 Arbaoui M. ................................................ 30 Arda M. ..................................................... 27 Ardisson M. ................................................ 4 Ardu P. ..................................................... 26 Argentina ..................................................... 7 Argillier O. .................................................. 6 Argyropoulou M. L. ................................. 28 Arianoutsou M. ........................................ 15 Arijs H. ........................................................ 2 Arnaldos Lozano R. ................................ 29 Arrivo A. ................................................... 32 Arrus R. .................................................... 34 Arthofer W. ............................................... 54 Aru A. ....................................................... 30 Arvanitis R. ........................................ 37; 38 Asano T. ................................................... 36 Ashtar S. .................................................. 17 Asil Yilmaz M. .......................................... 61 Assabah A. ......................................... 56; 60 Assimacopoulos D. ................................. 47 Association Marocaine de Solidarité et de

Développement ..................................... 19 Aswan (Egypt) ........................................... 35 Atallah M. ................................................... 6 Atatürk dam ................................................. 8 Athanasiadis N. ....................................... 46 Atif N. ........................................................ 56 Attard D. ................................................... 39 Attard G. ........................... 13; 43; 49; 50; 51 Attard P. ................................................... 23 Atweh R. ................................................... 38 Atzmon N. ................................................ 21 Audergon J. M. ........................................ 64 Audusseau C. ............................................ 1 Auernheimer C. ................................. 25; 33 Austria ....................................................... 54 Avila M. ....................................................... 9 Awad M. .............................................. 28; 46 Ayad J. Y. ................................................. 47 Ayadi R. .................................................... 37 Ayadi S. ...................................................... 5 Aydyn Y. ................................................... 55 Ayol A. ...................................................... 27 Aziz N. .......................................... 14; 22; 24 Azzioui I. ................................................... 38 Azzopardi E. ....................................... 24; 50

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Babani F. .................................................. 32 Babay E. ..................................................... 6 Baccardatz Simmari N. ............................. 9 Baccari N. ................................................ 47 Bacchetta G. ............................................ 29 Bacchiglione river ...................................... 13 Bachta M.S. ................................................ 9 Badeck F.W. ............................................... 5 Badenes M. L. .......................................... 64 Badraoui M. ....................................... 29; 59 Bagarello V. ............................................. 12 Baldissera G. ............................................. 1 Baldo G. ................................................... 13 Balendonck J. .......................................... 47 Baloglu S. .............................. 39; 56; 62; 63 Balzarolo D. ............................................... 8 Bañuelos R. ............................................. 47 Bapat D. N. ............................................... 45 Barakat E. ................................................ 31 Barbagallo S. ........................................... 11 Barbanente A. .............................. 26; 27; 33 Barbetti R. ................................................ 28 Barceló D. .................................................. 9 Barcelona (Spain) ....................................... 9 Barham H. .................................................. 2 Bari (Italy) ................................ 15; 18; 22; 23 Bari A. ........................................................ 4 Baroni G. .................................................. 12 Baroud A. ........................................... 41; 46 Barrani A. ........................................... 16; 17 Barutçu F. ................................................ 45 Basaran A. ............................................... 27 Bashi A. .................................................... 16 Basile A. ................................................... 12 Basilicata (Italy) ......................................... 21 Bassi D. .............................................. 53; 63 Bassi F. M. ................................................. 4 Bassi R. ...................................................... 4 Battaglia A. .............................................. 47 Battikhi A. M. ........................................... 21 Baycan N. ................................................. 27 Baysan N. ............................................. 8; 52 Bazza M. ................................................... 20 Becciu G. F. ............................................... 8 Bech J. ..................................................... 29 Bedrani S. .......................................... 14; 18 Beka I. ...................................................... 65 Bekaa valley (Lebanon) ...................... 43; 61 Bekkaria (Algeria) ....................................... 8 Belkhodja M. ...................................... 30; 45 Bellato S. .................................................... 5 Bellier G. .................................................. 30 Bellouch H. ........................................ 41; 46 Belocchi A. ................................................ 4 Belsanti V. ...................................... 3; 38; 39 Beltrão J. .................................................. 30 Ben Kheder M. ................................... 51; 57 Ben Mechlia N. ...................... 43; 44; 52; 55 Ben Naceur E. ............................................ 5 Ben Naceur M. ..................................... 5; 44 Ben Salem A. ............................................. 9 Ben-Abu Y. ................................................. 3 Benali D. ................................................... 40 Benbadis A. ............................................. 60 Ben-David R. .............................................. 4

Benedetti A. ....................................... 29; 30 Benhafid M. S. ....................... 41; 47; 49; 51 Benkhelifa M. ..................................... 30; 45 Benli B. ..................................................... 42 Benthaer H. .............................................. 25 Bentivegna G. ............................................ 7 Bentvelsen K. .......................................... 23 Berbel J. ................................. 7; 8; 9; 10; 13 Berder J. ..................................................... 6 Beriozkin A. ............................................. 21 Bertolacci M. ............................................ 12 Beuk Pirusic T. ........................................ 41 Bhavani S. .................................................. 4 Bido Z. ...................................................... 17 Bilgen G.K. ................................................. 8 Billi A. ........................................... 43; 50; 51 Bini C. ....................................................... 28 Birisik N. ................................................... 39 Bitar M. ..................................................... 17 Bitsaki R. .................................................. 57 Bitti A. ..................................................... 4; 6 Bizzarri M. .............................................. 4; 6 Black sea ................................................... 26 Blanc P. ...................................................... 6 Blanco A. ...................................... 4; 6; 7; 17 Blanco Gutiérrez I. .................................. 46 Blanda F. .................................................. 12 Blandenopoulou S. ................................. 29 Blümling B. .............................................. 43 Boari G. .................................................... 34 Bode R. ..................................................... 65 Bogardi J. J. ............................................. 20 Bogliotti C. .... 18; 22; 38; 41; 42; 43; 47; 49;

51; 52 Bonas G. .................................................. 37 Bonavia Gatt M. ....................................... 56 Bonfim J. .................................................. 37 Bonsinetto F. ........................................... 25 Borisova A. .............................................. 53 Börner A ..................................................... 6 Borrelli G.M. ............................................... 5 Bort J. ......................... 13; 42; 43; 49; 50; 52 Bortone G. ................................................ 21 Boscia D. .................. 1; 2; 53; 54; 58; 64; 65 Bosnia and Herzegovina ........................... 41 Bosnia and Herzegovina. Stolac ............... 45 Bossi M. ................................................... 38 Botti P. ...................................................... 21 Botticella E. ................................................ 6 Bouabid R. ............................................... 29 Bouafia A. ................................................ 61 Boubker J. .......................................... 62; 63 Bouchet R. ............................................... 35 Boudon-Padieu E. ................................... 48 Bouhsina S. ............................................... 7 Boumans J. H. ......................................... 35 Bounejmate M. ......................................... 30 Bounoua R. .............................................. 61 Bourgault M. ............................................ 44 Bourghoul A. ..................................... 16; 17 Bou-Salah F. ............................................ 23 Boussard J.-M. ........................................ 34 Bousselmi L. ............................................ 37 Boussema M. R. ...................................... 47 Boutros S. ................................................ 37

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Bouzerzour H. .......................................... 46 Bouzid N. ................................................. 57 Bové J. M. ................................................ 54 Bovey R. ............................................. 48; 62 Bovina R. ................................................... 6 Boydak M. ................................................ 15 Boyé R. ..................................................... 63 Boz B. ......................................................... 9 Brabben T. E. ........................................... 34 Bragard C. .................................................. 2 Brandonisio R. ........................................ 40 Bravo A. G. .............................................. 44 Bresci E. ................................................... 45 Brikell B. H. ........................................ 25; 27 Brillante G. ............................................... 16 Bruggeman A. ......................................... 55 Bruins H. J. .............................................. 20 Brunel S. ................................................ 1; 2 Buffa G. .................................................... 28 Bulgaria ............................................... 29; 53 Bullon C. .................................................... 2 Burciaga R. ................................................ 4 Burger P. .................................................. 18 Burlingame B. ................................ 3; 38; 39 Burt C. M. ................................................. 49 Bussi B. .................................................... 66 Busuttil S. ................................................ 41 Buxó R. .......................................... 7; 13; 42 Buyukkamaci N. ...................................... 27 Buzo K. ............................................... 31; 67 Cacciatori P. .............................................. 4 Caceres M.E. .............................................. 4 CAFRAD ............................................. 14; 18 Çaglayan K. ................................. 53; 64; 65 Cagliari (Italy) ............................................ 21 Cairo (Egypt) ..................... 22; 35; 48; 52; 55 Çakalli D. .................................................. 32 Cakmak E. H. ......................... 43; 48; 50; 52 Calabrese J. ............................................... 3 Calabretta M. L. ....................................... 30 Calabria (Italy) ..................................... 27; 33 Calandrelli D. ........................................... 12 Caldas J. C. .............................................. 35 Calejo M. J. .............................................. 61 Calera A. .................................................... 9 Çali S. ....................................................... 64 Caliandro A. ................................. 17; 43; 69 Caliandro L. ............................................. 17 California ............................................... 5; 36 Calleja E. .................................................. 51 Callieris R. ........................................... 3; 37 Calvino M. ................................................ 23 Camacho A. ............................................. 60 Camarda D. ............................ 24; 26; 27; 32 Cambra M. ................................................ 64 Cambrea M. ................................................ 4 Cambruzzi T. ............................................ 13 Camera R. ................................................ 46 Camerini M. ................................................ 4 Cammerata A. ............................................ 6 Campania (Italy) .................................. 11; 16 Campi P. ................................................... 11 Campo de Cartagena (Spain) ................... 29 Can H. Z. .................................................. 51 Canali S. ................................................... 30

Canary Islands .................................... 16; 29 Candela L. ............................................ 9; 13 Canesse A. A. .......................................... 38 Canitano G. .............................................. 43 Canizares M. C......................................... 64 Cañizares M. C......................................... 64 Cantale C. ................................................... 7 Capitanio F. ................................................ 3 Capone R. .......................... 3; 37; 38; 39; 67 Caprioli M. ................................................ 26 Caraglio Y. ............................................... 15 Caratù G. .................................................. 28 Carbonara S. ............................................ 26 Carboni G. .................................................. 5 Cardone G. ............................................... 17 Cardone G. L. ........................................... 16 Cardone G.L. .............................................. 3 Carimi F. ............................................. 40; 60 Carlo E. ..................................................... 20 Carlucci A. ................................................. 2 Carra A. .................................................... 40 Carrabba P. .............................................. 37 Carraro L. ................................................. 54 Carrillo J.M. ................................................ 6 Carrión P. A. ............................................ 45 Carruthers I. ............................................. 35 CARTUS project ........................................ 28 Casa R. ..................................................... 17 Casadeus J. ............................................. 50 Casini G. ..................................................... 2 Castellano M. A. ...................................... 53 Castellini M. ....................................... 11; 12 Castrignanò A.............................. 12; 29; 58 Catafago S. .............................................. 20 Catalano L. ......................................... 17; 60 Catalano M. .............................................. 69 Cattivelli L. ......................................... 5; 6; 7 Cau P. ....................................................... 11 Çaushi E. .................................................. 32 Cavalcani E. ............................................. 25 Cavalieri V. ............................................. 1; 2 Cavallaro V. .................................. 32; 67; 68 Cavallo G. ................................................... 1 Cavazza L. .......................................... 11; 35 CAWTAR ...... see Center of Arab Women for

Training and Reserach Ceccarelli M. .......................................... 4; 6 Cecchini A. ............................................... 26 Cecchini C. ................................................. 4 Ceglie F.G. ................................................. 3 Çela V. ...................................................... 65 Celino A. ................................................... 26 Cellamare C. ............................................ 33 Center of Arab Women for Training and

Research ............................................... 18 Central and West Asia and North Africa ... 21 Centre de Recherche en economie

Appliquée pour le Développement ........ 18 Ceoloni C. .............................................. 4; 6 Cerni S. ............................................... 39; 40 Cesaraccio C. ............................................ 5 Cetik M. .............................................. 50; 52 Cetinkökü Ö. ............................................ 55 CFC ..... see Common Fund for Commodities Chaabane R. .............................................. 5

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Chaabouni R. ........................................... 37 Chalkos D. ............................................... 28 Chambel M. R. ......................................... 16 Chapín F. .................................................. 33 Chaudhari L. P. ........................................ 25 Cheghamirza K. ......................................... 5 Chehbouni A. ......................................... 8; 9 Cherkaoui H. D. ....................................... 46 Cherkaoui M. ............................................. 9 Cherkaoui S. .............................................. 4 Chik Darwich A. ....................................... 53 Chile .......................................................... 54 Chimonidou D. 8; 14; 15; 18; 23; 24; 41; 42;

45; 46; 49; 50; 51 China ......................................................... 12 Chiumenti M. ............................................. 2 Choueiri E. ................... 2; 40; 53; 54; 58; 65 Chouibani M. ............................................. 2 Choukr-Allah R. 7; 8; 19; 34; 41; 45; 49; 52;

55 Ciancio O. ................................................ 15 Ciannamea C. .......................................... 10 Ciaula M. .................................................. 37 Ciccoritti R. ............................................ 4; 5 CIHEAM-IAMM ......................................... 65 Ciollaro G. ................................................ 12 Cirella A. ............................................ 23; 24 Cirillo E. ................................................... 11 CIS_Net see Network on Collective Irrigation

Systems Civici A. .................................................... 65 Clarke F.R. ................................................. 5 Clarke J.M. ................................................. 5 Climent J. ................................................. 16 CMC ................... see Cyprus Mine Company Coccossis H. ..................................... 27; 33 Cocozza Talia M. A............................ 32; 68 Cokay Catalkaya E. ................................. 27 Colasuonno P. ....................................... 4; 7 Colella P. M. ............................................. 52 Colelli G. .................................................. 11 Collins N.C. ................................................ 5 Colombo A. .............................................. 22 Colombo G. .............................................. 35 Colombo L. ................................................ 3 Colonna A. ............................................... 26 Colonna P. ................................................. 8 Comegna A. ............................................. 12 Common Fund for Commodities ............... 60 Como (Italy) .............................................. 20 Compain D. .............................................. 19 Concia F. .................................................... 3 Concilio G. ......................................... 26; 32 Confalonieri M.A. .................................... 10 Consoli S. ................................................ 11 Consorzio di Bonifica di Capitanata .... 49; 51 Conte G. ..................................................... 9 Contento F. ........................................ 16; 17 Conto F. ................................................... 16 Copeta C. ..................................... 25; 27; 33 Coppola A. ..................................... 3; 12; 21 Corbari C. ................................................. 12 Cordié C. .................................................. 27 Correia L. ................................................. 44 Cosenza (Italy) .......................................... 15

Coşkun Z. ................................................. 46 Costa A. .................................................... 11 Costa E. ........................................ 25; 27; 33 Costantini E. A. C. ................................... 28 Coutretsis P. ............................................ 39 CREAD ............ see Centre de Recherche en

Economie Appliquée pour le Développement

Crescimanno G........................................ 45 Crimi J. ..................................................... 46 Critelli F. ............................................. 25; 27 Croatia ........................................... 39; 41; 56 Çukurova (Turkey) .................................... 32 Cukurova Univ. Faculty of Agriculture ...... 68 Çullaj A. .................................................... 32 Cungu A. .................................................. 66 Cuonzo M. T. ............................................ 26 CWANA ....... see Central and West Asia and

North Africa Cyclades (Greece) .................................... 27 Cyprus .. 8; 23; 24; 27; 31; 39; 41; 43; 46; 49;

50; 51; 56; 58; 59; 62; 63; 64 Cyprus Mine Company ............................. 27 Cyprus. Larnaca ........................................ 14 Czech Republic ......................................... 54 D’Onghia A. M. ......................................... 39 Daaloul A. ................................................... 6 Daaloul Bouacha O. .................................. 6 Daenas D. ................................................. 11 Dagault S. ................................................. 38 D'Agostino D. R. ...................................... 52 Dahan R. ............................................. 17; 47 Dali N. ....................................................... 61 Damania A.B. ......................................... 3; 5 D'Amico O. ............................................... 29 D'Andria R. ............................................... 12 Danet J. L. ................................................ 54 Dangelico A. ............................................ 53 D'Angelo G. .............................................. 22 D'Angelo M............................................... 33 Dano S. ..................................................... 41 D'Antonio A.............................................. 11 Daoud Y. ................................................... 45 D'Arcangelo G. ............................ 49; 50; 51 Darouich H. .............................................. 45 Daroussin J. ............................................. 59 Darwish T. M. ..................................... 28; 59 Das S. ....................................................... 61 David J.L. ................................................... 4 Davidov S. ................................................ 21 Dayyoub A. .............................................. 45 Dazzi C. .................................................... 29 De Bellis L. ................................................. 5 De Blasi G. ............................................... 30 De Boni A. ................................................ 30 De Caro A. ................................................ 44 De Castro F. ....................................... 31; 67 De Jimenez M.K.M. .................................... 4 De Lucia C. ............................................... 25 De Marco A. ....................................... 15; 16 De Mascellis R. ........................................ 12 De Michele C. ........................................... 11 De Pace C. .............................................. 4; 6 De Pasquale F. ................................... 56; 60 De Pauw E. ................................................. 4

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De Ronde C. ............................................. 15 De Santis M. ............................................... 3 De Santis S. ............................................. 29 De Simone G. ........................................... 11 De Vita P. ............................................... 5; 6 De Wrachien D. ........................................ 20 Debbarh A. ............................................... 35 Debs P. ........................................... 3; 38; 39 Dedaj K. .................................................... 29 Dedej Z. .............................................. 31; 67 Dedja Y. .................................................... 24 D'Egidio M.G. ......................................... 4; 6 Delkhosh B. ............................................. 44 Delkhosh H. R. ......................................... 40 Dell'Abate M. T. ....................................... 29 Delle Fontane G. ...................................... 27 Delvecchio L.N. ......................................... 7 Demir H. ..................................................... 8 Demircioğlu M. ........................................ 27 Denancé N. ................................................ 1 Depietri Y. ................................................ 46 Dercas N. ................................................. 47 Dernini S. ....................................... 3; 38; 39 Desiderio F. ........................................... 5; 6 Desmouceaux N. ....................................... 6 Detto M. .................................................... 21 Dettori M. ................................................... 5 Dhuci O. ................................................... 65 Di Bartolomeo E. ..................................... 30 Di Benedetta C. ....................................... 10 Di Carolo M. ............................................... 2 Di Cillo E. ................................................. 32 Di Fonzo N. .............................................. 45 Di Giacomo E. .................................... 11; 12 Di Mambro A. ........................................... 37 Di Nicola M. .............................................. 11 Di Pasquale J. .......................................... 37 Di Rubbio P. ............................................... 2 Di Serio F. ................................................ 54 Di Terlizzi B. ... 16; 17; 53; 54; 58; 63; 64; 65 Diamantopoulos J. .................................. 28 Diana G. ................................................... 30 Dida M. ............................................... 32; 67 Digiaro M. ....................... 1; 2; 17; 58; 61; 62 Dilkova R. ................................................. 30 Dimitra project ..................................... 18; 22 Dimou D. ...................................... 39; 54; 64 Dinar A. .................................................... 34 Dinç U. ...................................................... 59 Dinga L. .............................................. 31; 32 Dingil M. ............................................. 30; 59 Diria G. ....................................................... 5 Disciglio G. .............................................. 12 Dishnica T. ............................................... 66 Distaso M. ................................................ 25 Ditgens B. ................................................ 38 Djabri L. ...................................................... 7 Djelouah K. ...... 2; 39; 40; 55; 56; 58; 60; 63 Djerbi M. ............................................. 62; 64 Doko A. .................................................... 66 Domingo F. .............................................. 13 Dominguez Ibanez J.-M. ......................... 35 Domínguez J. ........................................... 29 D'Onghia A. M..... 39; 40; 55; 56; 58; 60; 62;

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D'Onghia A.M. .................................... 1; 2; 3 Dongiovanni C. .......................................... 2 Donma S. ........................................ 8; 44; 46 Doorenbos J. ........................................... 35 Douieb A. ................................................. 61 Doukkala (Morocco) .................................. 29 Dousset C. ................................................. 1 D'Ovidio R. ................................................. 6 Draa valley (Morocco) ............................... 46 Draghetti T. .............................................. 21 Drago S. ..................................................... 2 Dragoti N. ................................................. 31 Dragotta A. ......................................... 16; 17 Drarga (Morocco) ...................................... 19 Driouech N. ................................................ 3 Drishpon Y. .............................................. 40 Drossopoulou J. ................................ 56; 63 Dubey V.G. ................................................. 6 Dubla E. .............................................. 16; 17 Ducci F. .................................................... 15 Duce P. ....................................................... 5 Duchalais L. ............................................... 6 Duchemin B. .............................................. 9 Dudeen B. ............ 13; 41; 42; 47; 50; 52; 59 Dulic-Markovic I. ..................................... 53 Dunez J. ................................................... 64 Dupuy B. .................................................. 34 Duqqah M. M. ............................... 42; 49; 50 Dura S. ........................................................ 4 D'Urso G. ...................................... 11; 12; 68 Dussaud G. .............................................. 64 Duwayri M. ................................................. 4 Ebrahimi Y. ........................................ 56; 60 Echavarría F. G. ....................................... 47 Echenique V. .............................................. 7 Eckermann P. ............................................ 5 EDASP project .......................................... 23 Eddin Abdin A. ........................................ 13 Egemen Ö .......................................... 27; 32 Egnazia. Puglia (Italy) ............................... 27 Egypt .... 2; 5; 7; 8; 10; 13; 14; 18; 20; 21; 24;

26; 30; 31; 35; 40; 41; 43; 47; 48; 50; 51; 54; 56; 57; 58; 59; 60; 61; 62; 63

Egypt. Aswan ............................................ 35 Egypt. Cairo ...................... 22; 35; 48; 52; 55 Egypt. Fayoum governatorate ................... 23 Egypt. Ministry of Water Resources and

Irrigation ................................................. 18 Egypt. Nile river ......................................... 47 Eid P. .......................................................... 2 Eidsalem S. .............................................. 60 Eimberck M. ............................................. 59 EI-Zammar S. ..................................... 53; 54 Eker S. ...................................................... 44 El Alami El Filali A. .................................... 9 El Bakri J. ................................................. 44 El Bilali H. ....................................... 3; 38; 39 El Bouhssini M. ......................................... 4 El Felah M. ............................................... 44 El Fellah R. ......................................... 37; 38 El Gamal F. ................................... 45; 47; 48 El Gendy R. W.......................................... 44 El Gharbi M. S. ......................................... 44 El Ibrahem A. ........................................... 16 El Majid Z. ................................................ 37

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El Moniem M. ........................................... 44 El Moujabber M. .................. 7; 8; 10; 13; 41 El-Amrani B. ............................................ 23 El-Araby A. ......................................... 50; 57 El-Areed S. ................................................. 5 El-Bably A. Z. ..................................... 26; 30 Elbadawy O. ....................................... 46; 53 Elbeaino T. ............................................. 1; 2 Elbyr T. ..................................................... 33 El-Din Amer S. ......................................... 35 Elferchichi A. ........................................... 11 El-Gamal F. ...................... 41; 50; 51; 55; 61 El-Gamal F. H. .......................................... 55 El-Gharous M. .......................................... 29 El-Ghorab I. .............................................. 24 El-Guindy S. ............................................. 36 El-Hachtouki M. ....................................... 26 El-Hakeem M. S. ...................................... 14 Elharrak N. ................................................. 9 Elias E.M. ................................................... 4 El-Kady M. .............................. 22; 24; 53; 55 El-Karimi N. .............................................. 61 Elkassar G. ................................................ 7 El-Kassar G. M. ........................................ 45 El-Khoury Aoun N. .................................. 23 El-Mahd A. ............................................... 26 El-Menoufi M. M. ...................................... 30 El-Nasser G. A. ........................................ 36 El-Sayed Mahrous S. .............................. 57 El-Sayed T. ............................................... 40 El-Shafie A. H. ......................................... 45 El-Sharkawy H. ........................................ 36 El-Sheikh R. A. ........................................ 21 El-Sherif S. ................................................. 5 El-Sissi L. ................................................. 36 El-Yacoubi Z. ........................................... 61 El-Zoheiry A. H. ................................. 37; 38 Ember I. .................................................... 54 Emebiri L. ................................................... 5 Emilia-Romagna (Italy) ............................. 21 EMWATER project .................................... 21 Enne G. .................................................... 33 ENREC see European Network of Resource

Centers for Women ENREC network ........................................ 23 Eraslan H. ................................................ 61 Erdem Ü. ................................ 25; 27; 28; 33 Erdogan F. C. ..................................... 50; 51 Erkan A.Z. .................................................. 8 Ermacora P. ............................................. 54 Er-Raki S. ................................................... 8 Escobar Soler M. ..................................... 13 Eshel I. ..................................................... 50 Espelta J. M. ............................................ 15 Estephan J. .............................................. 57 Eswaran H. ............................................... 30 EU contract ICA3-CT-2002-1001341; 42; 43;

48; 49; 51 EU contract INCO-CT-2004-510669 ... 22; 23 EU contract INCO-CT-2005-517696 ... 14; 18 Euphrates valley ....................................... 42 European Commission, DGI ......... 34; 61; 62 European Union ........................................ 68 Evliya H. ................................................... 32 Ezzahar J. .................................................. 8

Ezzahra Hammadi F. ................................. 9 Facchi A. .................................................. 12 Fagir M. .................................................... 35 Fagnano M. .............................................. 11 Fahd Draissi K. .......................................... 9 Fahmy A. .................................................. 44 Fahmy H. ............................................ 40; 60 Famiani F. .......................................... 16; 17 Fanelli D. .................................................. 29 Fantozzi M. ............................................... 22 FAO ..................................................... 22; 24 FAO/RNE .................................................. 23 Fardous A. ......................................... 49; 50 Fares C. ...................................................... 5 Farina A. ..................................................... 7 Farina R. ................................................... 21 Farrugia V. ............................................... 58 Farshadfar E. ............................................. 5 Fasllia N. .................................................. 32 Fassio A. .................................................. 46 Faurès J. M. ............................................. 20 Fausto C. .................................................... 2 Favaron F. .................................................. 6 Favia G. ...................................................... 1 Fawzy A. ..................................................... 2 Fayoum pilot project .................................. 35 Faz Cano A. .............................................. 29 Federica V. ................................................. 5 Feldman M. ................................................ 3 Fereres E. ............................... 42; 43; 48; 52 Fergana valley (Uzbekistan) ..................... 44 Fernández-Getino A. ............................... 29 Fernandez-Vera F. ................................... 46 Ferrahi M. ................................................... 4 Ferrara R. M. ............................ 8; 11; 12; 17 Ferrazzano G. ............................................ 6 Ferreira V. ................................................ 10 Ferrio J. P. .................................... 13; 42; 52 Ferrugia V. ............................................... 64 Fersino V. ................................................. 57 Feruni L. ................................................... 66 Fezouata (Morocco) .................................. 46 Fies J. C. .................................................. 36 Figliolia A. ................................................ 30 Filibeli A. .................................................. 27 Filippetti A. ................................... 31; 32; 67 Filomeno O. ............................................. 29 Fine P. ...................................................... 21 Finke P. .................................................... 59 Fiore N. ..................................................... 54 Fiore S. ..................................................... 60 Fiorentino C. ............................................ 12 Fioretto A. .......................................... 15; 16 Fiori M. ..................................................... 11 Fisunoglu M. ............................................ 32 Fiume P. ................................................... 37 Flagella Z. ................................................. 45 Flichman G. .............................................. 34 Flloko A. ................................................... 65 Flores M. J. .............................................. 47 Florio M. ................................................... 12 Folch M. .................................................... 49 Fonseca F. ............................................... 40 Formica L. ................................................ 54 Fornara M. .................................................. 4

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Forte L. ......................................... 32; 67; 68 Forte P. ....................................................... 6 Foulkes J. ................................................ 47 Frabboni L. .............................................. 11 Francart J. .................................................. 1 Francaviglia R. ........................................ 30 France ......................................... 1; 9; 57; 64 François C. ................................................ 1 Franzoni F. ............................................... 20 Frasheri D. ..................................... 2; 40; 56 Frate V. ....................................................... 5 Fratino U. ................................................. 45 Frega G. ................................................... 20 Fresa F. .................................................... 45 Fresia I. .................................................... 21 Frusciante L. ............................................ 11 Fulfuleh A. R. ........................................... 16 Fumarola G. ............................................... 2 Fusaro E. .................................................. 15 Fuzio N. F. .......................................... 27; 33 Fysekidis A. ............................................. 38 Gaafar I. ...................................................... 8 Gaboun F. .............................................. 4; 5 Gad A. ................................................ 10; 13 Gadaleta A. ............................................ 6; 7 Gadalla A. M. ..................................... 44; 45 Gadbin-Henry C. ...................................... 16 Gaffuri F. .................................................... 2 Gaillard A. M. ........................................... 38 Gaillard J. ................................................. 38 Galal Y. G. M. ........................................... 45 Galán B. ................................................... 27 Galante W. ............................................... 16 Galassi E. ................................................... 6 Galeffi P. .................................................... 7 Galli G. ..................................................... 20 Gamper U. ................................................ 28 Ganatsas P. P. ......................................... 15 Gandolfi C. ............................................... 12 GAP .... see South Eastern Anatolian Project Garau R. ................................................... 62 García Del Rey Q. .................................... 29 Gardi C. .................................................... 30 Gargouri K. ........................................ 25; 29 Garnier M. ................................................ 54 Garofalo P. ............................................... 45 Gascó J. ................................................... 29 Gasith A. .................................................. 21 Gat J. ........................................................ 20 Gatin Ž. ............................................... 39; 56 Gatt M. .................................... 39; 61; 64; 65 Gatta G. .............................................. 44; 46 Gauci-Borda I. ......................................... 38 Gautier S. ................................................... 4 Gavriel I. ........................... 39; 58; 63; 64; 65 Gaza strip ...................................... 21; 25; 59 Gazel M. H. ............................................... 64 Gazza L. ..................................................... 6 Gazzelloni G. ............................................. 6 GCSAR ............ see General Commission for

Scientific Agricultural Research Geagea L. ................................................. 17 Gediz basin (Turkey) ................................ 46 Gençel B. ........................................... 45; 55 Gendler T. S. ............................................ 29

General Commission for Scientific Agricultural Research ............................ 19

Gennaro A. ............................................. 4; 6 Gentit P. ................................................... 63 Geoffray D. ............................................... 34 Georgiou A. .............................................. 60 Germain J.-F. ............................................. 1 Gervais L. ................................................... 6 GEWAMED project .... 10; 14; 15; 18; 19; 22;

24; 48 GEWAMED project <1

st, Bari, 20-22

February 2006> ..................................... 18 GEWAMED project <2

nd, Larnaca, 12-14

March 2007> ......................................... 14 Ghallabi B. ................................................. 9 Ghanbarpour M. R. .................................. 47 Ghanem G. A. .................................... 63; 64 Ghanem M. ............................................... 22 Ghanem M. E. ............................................ 4 Gharb (Morocco) ....................................... 29 Gharsallah O. ........................................... 46 Ghavami F. ................................................. 4 Ghedira A. .................................................. 1 Ghezal L. .................................................. 34 Ghezawi S. ............................................... 51 Ghezli C. ............................................. 40; 56 Gholami S. ............................................... 47 Ghorbel A. .................................................. 6 Ghrab M. ................................................... 25 Ghreib L. .................................................... 7 Giampetruzzi A. ......................................... 2 Giancaspro A. .................................... 4; 6; 7 Giangrosso A. .......................................... 12 Giannelli M. .......................................... 3; 38 Giannoccaro G. ............................... 8; 9; 46 Giaquinto P. ............................................. 16 Giglio L. .............................................. 11; 12 Gil I. .......................................................... 34 Gil L. ......................................................... 16 Gimeno T. ................................................. 15 Gioia T. ....................................................... 7 Giordano A. .............................................. 21 Giordano G. ............................................. 12 Giordano R. ........................................ 26; 27 Giorgi D. ..................................................... 7 Giorgi S. ................................................... 66 Giove S. ...................................................... 7 Giove S.L. ................................................... 4 Gitz V. ............................................. 3; 38; 39 Giuffrida A. ............................................... 30 Giuliani M. M. ........................................... 44 Giupponi C. .............................................. 46 Gizli N. ...................................................... 27 Gjergji A. .................................................. 65 Gjongecaj B. ............................................ 65 Glasa M. ................................................... 53 Göbelez Ö. ................................................. 8 Gocaj E. .................................................... 65 Göçük S. ................................................... 32 Goddi G. ..................................................... 5 Godinho P. ............................................... 43 Gökçekuê H. ............................................ 25 Gomez G. ................................................. 54 Gonçalves J. M. ................................. 45; 49 Gonçalves Moreira A. ............................... 1

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Goncharov N.P. ......................................... 3 Gonzálzez G. ............................................ 25 Gordeeva E. ............................................... 6 Goudemand E. ........................................... 6 Goyeau H. .................................................. 6 Gracey J. ............................................ 18; 22 Gracheva R. ............................................. 26 Grassini L. ......................................... 27; 32 Gravina in Puglia (Italy) ............................ 26 Greco R. ................................................... 16 Greece 16; 29; 33; 39; 43; 47; 49; 50; 51; 54;

57; 62; 64 Greece. Cyclades ..................................... 27 Greece. Sounion National Park ................ 15 Greece. Strofylia forest ............................. 15 Greece. Vergoritis ..................................... 29 Griguolo S. ............................................... 26 Grillo S. .................................................... 11 Grosso V. ................................................... 7 Gu Y.Q. ....................................................... 4 Guadalquivir sub-basin ............................... 8 Gualano S. ........................................... 1; 40 Guario A. ............................................ 16; 40 Guarnieri A. ............................................. 11 Guelloubi R. ........................... 14; 15; 18; 48 Guennelon R. ........................................... 36 Guerra D. ................................................ 6; 7 Guerrero F. .............................................. 29 Guet G. ..................................................... 57 Guibal F. ................................................... 16 Gülsen O. ................................................. 61 Gumiero B. ................................................. 9 Günther D. ......................................... 41; 49 Gupta R. K. .............................................. 31 Gusberti D. ............................................... 17 Gutiérrez R. .............................................. 47 Haas A. ..................................................... 21 Habaieb H. ............................................... 69 Hackaj I. ................................................... 66 Haddoury J. ............................................... 4 Hadj Mecheri (Algeria) .............................. 14 Hadj Taieb M. ........................................... 61 Hadjinicoli A. ........................................... 62 Hadjinicolis A. ......................................... 62 Hadjiparaskevas C. ................................. 59 Hafidi A. ..................................................... 9 Hagaras A. ................................................. 5 Haj-Salah H. ............................................... 6 Halimi E. ................................................... 31 Hallak H. ................................................... 16 Hamdan I. ................................................... 2 Hamdan M. R. .......................................... 22 Hamdan S. M. .......................................... 21 Hamdane A. ....................................... 31; 52 Hamdi H. .................................................. 59 Hamdoun L. ............................................. 61 Hamdy A. 11; 14; 18; 19; 20; 22; 23; 24; 26;

28; 30; 31; 34; 35; 42; 44; 45; 46; 47; 48; 49; 51; 52; 53; 54; 55; 57; 58; 69

Hammad H. ................................................ 2 Hammamet (Tunisia) ................................ 49 Hammami Z. ............................................... 5 Hamouda M. ............................................... 5 Hamza W. ................................................. 21 Hanafy S.M. ................................................ 2

Hanana M. .................................................. 6 Hani A. ........................................................ 7 Hanich L. .................................................... 8 Hanzer V. .................................................. 54 Haouz (Morocco)....................................... 35 Harroud N. ................................................ 61 Hartl D. ............................................... 39; 56 Hartmann R. ............................................. 68 Haryana (India) ......................................... 35 Hasko A. ................................................... 32 Hassan S. ................................................. 12 Havlickova L. ............................................. 5 Hemming J. .............................................. 47 Henkin E. .................................................. 21 Hernández-Moreno J. M. ........................ 29 Herranz M. C. ........................................... 53 Hesham M. ......................................... 41; 50 Higgitt D. L. ........................................ 25; 33 Hirsch S. ................................................... 60 Hoda P. ............................................... 31; 67 Hodaj B. .................................................... 60 Hoff H. ...................................................... 46 Holtz Y. ....................................................... 4 Honrubia M. ............................................. 16 Hoorn J. W. van ..................... 19; 35; 48; 57 Horeschi D. .............................................. 12 Horst M. .................................................... 44 Horst M. G. ............................................... 44 Hoshikawa K. ........................................... 44 Hoxha S. ............................................. 32; 67 Hsiao T. C. .......................................... 42; 43 Huang C. .................................................. 12 Humeid B. .................................................. 4 Hungary ..................................................... 54 Huraini Z. M. I. .......................................... 22 Hussein I. A. ............................................. 21 Iannetta M. ............................................... 37 IAV Hassan II ............................................ 34 Ibrahem A. ................................................ 17 Ibriz M. ........................................................ 5 Idleb (Syrian Arab Republic) ..................... 17 Iglesias A. ................................................ 46 Ikram N. .................................................... 23 Ilaiwi M. .................................................... 59 Ilharco F. A. .............................................. 39 Ilkhan A. ..................................................... 5 Incerti O. ..................................................... 7 Indelicato S. ............................................. 69 India. Haryana ........................................... 35 Indiati R. ................................................... 30 Infante R. .................................................. 54 INGEDI project <Bari, 3-4 Jun 2004> ....... 23 INGEDI project <Cairo, 4-8 Oct 2004> ..... 22 Ingrosso F. ................................................. 2 Institut Technique de l'Arboriculture Fruitière

et de la Vigne......................................... 56 Institute of Water Technology ................... 23 International meeting on soils with

Mediterranean type of climate <7th,

Valenzano, 23-28 Sep 2001> ................ 28 Interreg II Italia-Albania ............................. 67 Intrigliolo F. .............................................. 30 Introna M. ........................................... 11; 12 Inversi M. .................................................. 48 Ioannou N. .......................................... 39; 62

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Iovieno P. ................................................. 16 Iovino F. ................................................... 15 Iovino M. .................................................. 12 Ippolito F. ................................................. 31 Iran .............................. 13; 40; 44; 47; 56; 60 Iran. Saveh region..................................... 47 Iraq ............................................................ 32 Iraqi D. ........................................................ 5 IRRIQUAL project ..................................... 47 Ismaeil F. ............................................ 53; 54 Israel ......................................................... 50 Israel. Kfar HaHoresh ............................... 29 Israel. Lake Kinneret ................................. 21 Israel. Yarqon river.................................... 21 Issa K. ...................................................... 22 Issa N. ...................................................... 17 Isufi E. ...................................................... 50 ITAF, see Institut Technique de

l'Arboriculture Fruitière et de la Vigne ... 56 ITALICID ................................................... 19 Italo-Albanian cooperation for the

enhancement of plant biodiversity <Lecce, 24-26 Feb 2000> ................................... 67

Italo-Albanian cooperation for the enhancement of plant biodiversity <Tirana, 26-28 Oct 2000> ..................... 31

Italy .... 1; 4; 8; 12; 14; 15; 20; 28; 32; 39; 43; 47; 50; 51; 57; 60; 62; 63; 64

Italy. Apulia .. 1; 2; 21; 26; 27; 31; 32; 40; 47; 52; 53; 59; 67; 68

Italy. Apulia. Murgia .................................. 32 Italy. Bari ................................. 15; 18; 22; 23 Italy. Basilicata .......................................... 21 Italy. Cagliari ............................................. 21 Italy. Calabria ...................................... 27; 33 Italy. Campania ................................... 11; 16 Italy. Como ................................................ 20 Italy. Cosenza ........................................... 15 Italy. Egnazia, Puglia ................................ 27 Italy. Emilia-Romagna ............................... 21 Italy. Gravina in Puglia .............................. 26 Italy. Lake Vico .......................................... 25 Italy. Lama S. Giorgio ............................... 68 Italy. Lecce ................................................ 67 Italy. Matera .............................................. 24 Italy. Naples .............................................. 33 Italy. Ofanto river ....................................... 26 Italy. Palermo ............................................ 56 Italy. Po river ............................................. 21 Italy. Rieti .................................................. 33 Italy. Rome .................................................. 3 Italy. Salento peninsula ............................. 16 Italy. Sardinia ................................ 29; 30; 33 Italy. Sardinia. Montiferru .......................... 29 Italy. Sicily ....................................... 4; 12; 29 Italy. Siena ................................................ 28 Italy. Sila ............................................. 15; 26 Italy. Somma Vesuvio ............................... 33 Italy. Taranto ............................................. 27 Italy. Tevere river ...................................... 21 Italy. Valenzano ............................ 28; 43; 62 Italy. Vesuvius mount ................................ 16 Izadian B. ................................................. 22 Izmir Bay (Turkey) ............................... 27; 32 Izmir Karsiyaka (Turkey) ........................... 28

Izmir Sewage Project ................................ 27 Jaas M. ..................................................... 20 Jabloun M. ............................................... 44 Jacques M.-A. ............................................ 1 Jafar A. M. .......................................... 16; 17 Jamagne M. .............................................. 59 Jamal M. ....................................... 16; 19; 40 Janni M. ...................................................... 6 Janse J. D. ............................................... 58 Jaouad A. ................................................... 9 Jawhar A. ................................................. 17 Jbara G. .............................................. 16; 17 Jellali M. M. .............................................. 34 Jelloul B. ............................................ 56; 61 Jericho, Ein Sultan (Palestine) .................. 10 Jerphanion P. de ....................................... 1 Jesus J. .................................................... 30 Jokova M. ................................................. 30 Jomaa I. .................................................... 28 Jordan .. 2; 13; 14; 18; 20; 21; 22; 23; 24; 31;

33; 42; 49; 50; 51; 54; 58; 59; 60 Jordan river ............................................... 46 Jordan valley ....................................... 31; 44 Jordan. Amman ......................................... 42 Joudar S. .................................................... 1 Jreijiri F. ............................................. 53; 54 Jung H. ..................................................... 21 Junier S. ..................................................... 7 Juteau V. .................................................... 1 Kaabia M. ................................................. 44 Kabay N. ................................................... 27 Kachanovski D.E. ...................................... 3 Kaddour D. ............................................... 29 Kadkol G. ................................................... 6 Kafu A. ...................................................... 40 Kahel Z. ...................................................... 4 Kaisi A. ........... 14; 19; 42; 43; 47; 49; 50; 52 Kalhout A. R. ............................................ 17 Kalorizou H. ............................................. 11 Kalunke M.R. .............................................. 6 Kamenova V. ............................................ 53 Kanber R. .. 8; 42; 43; 44; 48; 50; 51; 52; 55;

69 Kandiah A. ............................................... 69 Kantar M. ............................................ 19; 23 Kantwa S.L. ................................................ 6 Kapari.T. I. ................................................ 39 Kaplankiran M. ......................................... 61 Kapur B. ............................................... 8; 42 Kapur S. ....................................... 28; 30; 59 Karaa K. ...... 9; 41; 42; 43; 44; 49; 50; 51; 61 Karaburun (Turkey) ............................. 25; 27 Karaca Bilgen G. ................................. 8; 52 Karajeh F. ................................................. 55 Karam F. .... 9; 17; 41; 42; 43; 44; 47; 49; 50;

51; 57; 58; 61 Karamanos A. ............ 42; 43; 47; 49; 50; 51 Karapetsas N. .......................................... 29 Karim T. .................................................... 13 Karmous C. ................................................ 5 Karris G. ................................................... 28 Karrou M. ..................................... 29; 44; 47 Kasnakoglu H. ......................................... 34 Kassab M. ................................................ 12 Katerji N. .......... 8; 11; 17; 19; 45; 48; 57; 58

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Katsiardi P. .............................................. 47 Kaushal K. ................................................. 6 Kawash F. ................................................ 21 Kaymakçi A. ............................................. 32 Kazanis D. ................................................ 15 Keidar J. ................................................... 21 Keles R. ........................................ 25; 28; 32 Kenny L. ............................................. 51; 57 Kerboua M. ........................................ 56; 60 Kerchev G. ............................................... 30 Kercheva M. ............................................. 30 Kerkides P. .............................................. 46 Keskin S. .................................................. 59 Kessira M. ................................................ 20 Kfar HaHoresh (Israel) .............................. 29 Khabba S. .................................................. 8 Khakee A. ..................................... 26; 28; 33 Khan A. H. ................................................ 22 Kharal F. H. .............................................. 47 Kharrou H. ................................................. 9 Khatib M. .................................................. 17 Khawlie M. ......................................... 28; 46 Kheireldin K. ............................................ 26 Khlestkina E. ............................................. 6 Khouri W. ................................................. 64 Khoury R. ................................................. 50 Khoury W. .................................... 62; 63; 64 Kiani G. H. ................................................ 47 Kianian P.M.A. ........................................... 4 Kianian S. F. .............................................. 4 King D. ..................................................... 59 Kirda C. .............................................. 35; 68 Kitamura Y. .............................................. 47 Kiymaz S. ..................................... 23; 24; 46 Kizilarslanoglu H. A. ............................... 59 Knidiri M. .................................................. 10 Koç C. ....................................................... 45 Koç D. L. ............................................ 42; 48 Koç L. ......................................................... 8 Koç M. ................................................ 45; 55 Koc Y. ....................................................... 38 Koçollari A. .............................................. 66 Kodal S. .................................................... 42 Koegler T. ................................................ 21 Kolaci A. ................................................... 58 Kolber M. .................................................. 54 Kolberg S. .............................................. 7; 9 Kominek P. .............................................. 54 Kongjika E. ........................................ 32; 68 Kongjika S. ........................................ 32; 68 Korkut A. B. ............................................. 28 Kosari H. .................................................. 44 Koshaj K. ................................................. 65 Kosova ...................................................... 54 Kostopoulou S. K. ................................... 29 Kotmi G. ................................................... 17 Krajačić M. ......................................... 39; 56 Kribaa M. .................................................. 46 Kristo I. ............................................... 30; 65 Krizbai L. .................................................. 54 Kruseman G. P. ....................................... 35 Kthiri D. ...................................................... 5 Kùdela O. ................................................. 53 Kudryavtsev A.M. ...................................... 3 Kumar V. .................................................... 6

Kume T. .................................................... 44 Kunze U. ................................................... 38 Kutija V. .................................................... 45 Kuzmanović L. ....................................... 4; 6 Kyriakopoulou P. E. ................................ 62 Kyriakou A. .............................................. 39 Kyriakou A. P. .............................. 56; 62; 63 La Viola A. M. F.................................. 32; 68 Labye Y. ................................................... 61 Lacertosa G. ............................................ 30 Laçi S. ....................................................... 65 Lacirignola C. ... 1; 3; 28; 30; 31; 34; 38; 39;

53; 55; 59; 60; 62; 69 Lacoudre F. ................................................ 6 Ladisa G. .................................................... 3 Laera G. .................................................... 46 Lafiandra D. ............................................... 6 Lafuente Fernández R. ........................... 13 Laidò G. ...................................................... 6 Laimer M. ................................................. 54 Lake Vico (Italy) ........................................ 25 Lama S. Giorgio (Italy) .............................. 68 Lamacchia M. R. ...................................... 28 Lamachère I. M. ....................................... 47 Lamaddalena N..... 3; 11; 12; 14; 18; 30; 31;

41; 42; 43; 45; 46; 47; 48; 49; 51; 52; 53; 55; 61

Lambert J.-J. ............................................ 59 Lamberti L. ................................................. 3 Lansac A. ................................................. 29 Laouina A. .................................... 25; 27; 32 Larbi D. ..................................................... 40 Lardo E. ...................................................... 2 Laricchia F. .............................................. 27 Larnaca (Cyprus) ...................................... 14 Laroussi C. ............................................... 69 Las Heras J. de ........................................ 16 Lasram M. ................................................ 69 Laster R. ................................................... 20 Latiri K. ..................................................... 17 Lattanzi A. ................................................ 32 Laureano P. .................................. 13; 23; 24 Laus M. N. ................................................ 45 Lavini A. ................................................... 12 Lawlor D. W. ............................................. 17 Layachi A. ................................................ 61 Lazzara P. ................................................... 8 Le Bas C. .................................................. 59 Le Meur F. ................................................ 38 Le Moigne G. ...................................... 34; 69 Lebanon . 2; 9; 15; 17; 23; 29; 40; 42; 49; 50;

51; 53; 54; 57; 58; 59; 60; 62; 63; 64 Lebanon. Bekaa valley ........................ 43; 61 Lebanon. Litani river ................................. 20 Lebanon. Qasmieh Ras-El-Ain ................. 50 Lebdi F. .......... 31; 45; 46; 49; 50; 52; 55; 61 Lecat M. ...................................................... 1 Lecce (Italy) ............................................... 67 Lefèvre T. ................................................... 6 Legendre B. ............................................... 1 Leone A. ....................................... 11; 25; 26 Leone A. M. ........................................ 25; 27 Leone Ganado C. .................................... 39 Leone V. ............................................. 15; 16 Lepage M. ................................................... 9

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Lerin F. ............................................... 65; 66 Letterio T. ................................................. 45 Levy A.A. .................................................... 3 Lezie A. ...................................................... 6 Lhaloui S. ................................................... 4 Li Zong ..................................................... 12 Liang E. .................................................... 16 Libutti A. .................................................. 12 Licciardello S. ............................................ 4 Life Sellustra Project ................................... 9 Lin X. .......................................................... 5 Livney D. .................................................. 20 Llácer G. ................................................... 64 Lloret F. .................................................... 15 LNCV International Forum <Como, 24-27

Nov 2004 ............................................... 20 Lo Porto A. ............................................... 25 Loconsole G. ............................................. 2 Loddo S. ............................................. 29; 30 Logozzo G. ................................................. 7 Loladze A. .................................................. 6 Lombardo G. ............................................ 56 Londra P. ......................... 42; 43; 47; 49; 50 Longo A. M. G. ................................... 11; 12 Lonigro A. ................................................ 46 Lonnet P. .................................................... 6 Lopez A. ................................................... 46 López C. ................................................... 13 López M.M. ................................................. 1 Lopez N. ............................................. 29; 32 López R. ............................................. 12; 16 Lops F. ....................................................... 2 Lorenzini G. ............................................. 11 Loreti F. .................................................... 11 Loreti S. ...................................................... 2 Lorite I. ............................................... 48; 52 Lorusso D. ................................................. 1 Lorusso O. ......................................... 67; 68 Losurdo F. ............................................... 10 Lovino R. .................................................. 17 Lovreglio R. ....................................... 15; 16 Lower Seyhan Irrigation Project .......... 31; 69 Lozano D. ................................................. 52 Luc J. P. ................................................... 43 Lucarotti V. ................................................ 5 Lucchesi S. ................................................ 2 Lucci S. .................................................... 15 Lucia M. G. ............................................... 28 Lucretti S. .................................................. 7 Luna O. ..................................................... 19 Luniku F. .................................................. 66 Lupiola P. ................................................. 46 Lushaj S. ............................................ 29; 59 Lushnje district (Albania) .......................... 32 Lutter S. ..................................................... 7 Lybia ................................................... 40; 44 M’Henni H. ............................................... 38 Maaroufi T. ......................................... 14; 19 Macchia F. .................................... 32; 67; 68 Mackay M. .................................................. 4 Madramootoo C. ...................................... 44 Madrau S. ................................................. 33 Maestu J. .................................................. 35 Maghreb .................................................... 52 Magra V. ................................................... 25

Mahdi N. ..................................................... 9 Maherzi K. ................................................ 47 Mahjoub I. ................................................ 44 Mahmood S. ............................................. 22 Mahrouseh Y. ................... 42; 43; 47; 49; 50 Maiellaro G. F. .......................................... 17 Mairota P. ........................................... 28; 33 Majorca. Alcudia Bay (Spain) .................... 13 Makhlouf M. ............................................. 46 Makhoul S. ............................................... 51 Makoul S. ................................................. 17 Malagoli C. ............................................... 11 Malinowski T. ........................................... 54 Mallia B. .................................................... 24 Malorgio G. .............................................. 58 Malta .. 13; 24; 31; 41; 42; 43; 50; 51; 56; 57;

58; 61; 64 Maltese Islands ............................. 39; 49; 59 Mancini F. ................................................. 28 Mancini I. M. ............................................. 34 Mancini M. .......................................... 12; 21 Mandi L. ........................................ 7; 8; 9; 10 Mangini G. .............................................. 4; 7 Mangion J. ................................... 43; 49; 51 Mangion M. .............................................. 61 Mannocchi F. ........................................... 12 Mantovani P. .............................................. 6 Maoz Y. ....................................................... 3 Marchese M. ............................................. 12 Marchetti A. .............................................. 30 Marchiori S. ........................................ 31; 67 Marcos J. F. ............................................. 64 Marcotuli I. ............................................. 4; 6 Marcucci C. .............................................. 11 Mardi E. .................................................... 47 Marè C. ....................................................... 5 Margat J. .................................................. 34 Margeta J. ................................................ 69 Margiotta B. ............................................... 6 Marín Sanleandro P. ............................... 29 Marino M. ................................................... 3 Markel D. .................................................. 21 Markovic D. .............................................. 41 Markowitz T. ............................................. 21 Marku M. ................................................... 65 Marmara sea (Turkey) .............................. 28 Marone D. ................................................... 6 Marrakech (Morocco) ............................ 8; 34 Marrone A. ............................................... 29 Marshallsay D. ......................................... 22 Martelli G. P. .............. 48; 53; 58; 60; 61; 62 Martelli G.P. ........................................... 1; 2 Martín Garcia I. .................................... 9; 10 Martin I. ...................................................... 8 Martín I. .................................................... 13 Martinelli J. .............................................. 21 Martinelli M. ............................................. 33 Martinelli N. .................................. 11; 12; 28 Martínez Fernández J. ............................ 13 Martinez J. ................................................ 13 Martínez-Blanch J. .................................. 38 Marzario S. ................................................. 7 Marzin S. .................................................. 66 Masci S. ...................................................... 6 Masmoudi M. M. .......................... 43; 44; 55

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Masmoudi-Charfi C. ................................ 44 Mason S. .................................................. 21 Masri S. .................................................... 30 Massi A. ..................................................... 6 Mastrangelo A.M. .............................. 5; 6; 7 Mastrorilli M. .. 11; 12; 17; 19; 45; 48; 57; 58 Mateos L. ........................................... 48; 52 Matera (Italy) ............................................. 24 Mateus P. ................................................. 44 Mathlouthi M. ........................................... 45 Matotan Z. ................................................ 41 Matrouh resource management project .... 14 Mattia F. ................................................... 12 Mattson C. ................................................ 62 Mauro R. ................................................... 11 Mauromicale G. ................................. 11; 12 Mazahreh N. ............................................. 51 Mazahreh S. ....................................... 42; 49 Mazahrih N. ........................................ 49; 50 Mazyad H. ................................................ 54 Mazyad H. M. ........................................... 54 Mazzucotelli E. ...................................... 5; 7 Mecella G. ................................................ 30 Mechebbek M. A. ..................................... 69 MECINET, see Mediterranean Citrus

Network ................................................. 60 Medagli P. .......................................... 31; 67 Mediterranean Citrus Network .................. 60 Mediterranean Information Office for

Environment, Culture and Sustainable Development ......................................... 19

Mediterranean Network on Certification of Citrus ......................................... 39; 40; 60

Mediterranean Network on Certification of Citrus <1., Valenzano, 21 Jul 1995> ..... 62

Mediterranean Network on Certification of Citrus <5., Alger, 4-6 October 2000> .... 55

Mediterranean Network on Certification of Citrus <6., Cairo, 26 October – 1 November 2001> ................................... 55

Mediterranean Network on Grapevine Closteroviruses ...................................... 61

Mediterranean Organic Agriculture Network .............................................................. 50

MEDPINE 3 workshop <Bari, 26-30 Sept 2005> .................................................... 15

Meihiar M. .................................................. 2 Meinhardt S. .............................................. 4 Mejdiaj B. ................................................. 31 Mejri C. ....................................................... 5 Melamed-Bessudo C. ............................... 3 Mele C. ..................................................... 67 MELIA project ........................................... 18 MELIA workshop <2

nd, Marrakech, 29 Oct .

2 Nov 2008> ............................................ 8 Melli F. ...................................................... 45 Mellouli H. J. ...................................... 44; 47 Mellouli K. .................................... 14; 15; 18 Melnikova N.V. ........................................... 3 Meloni B. .................................................. 21 Meloni G.C. .............................................. 11 Menderes basin (Turkey) .......................... 45 Mendicino V. ............................................ 15 Mendonça D. ............................................ 54 Mendoza V. .............................................. 46

Menemen plain (Turkey) ........................... 33 Menéndez A. ............................................ 38 Menenti M. ................................................ 12 Menguzzato G. ......................................... 15 Menini U. .................................................. 60 Menta C. ................................................... 30 Mércia E. .................................................. 15 Merciega V. .............................................. 64 Mergos G. J. ............................................. 34 Mergoum M. ............................................... 4 Mermut A. R. ............................................ 29 Mersin (Turkey) ......................................... 56 Mersinllari M. ..................................... 31; 67 Mesa-Jurado M.A. ..................................... 8 Messahel M. ..................... 41; 46; 47; 49; 51 Messouli M. ................................................ 9 Métani S. .................................................. 66 Metochis C. .............................................. 50 Metral J. ...................................................... 9 Mexa A. ..................................................... 27 Mexico. Zacatecas .................................... 47 Meybeck A. .................................... 3; 38; 39 Meziane M. ............................................... 40 Mhiri A. ..................................................... 29 Micallef P. ......................... 13; 31; 43; 49; 51 Micarelli R. ......................................... 28; 33 Miccoli A. ................................................... 2 Michael L. ........................................... 14; 18 Middle East ............................... 9; 20; 21; 22 Migliacci A. .............................................. 33 Miglietta F. ................................................. 5 Milne R. G. ................................................ 63 Milusheva S. ............................................ 53 Minacapilli M. ........................................... 12 Minafra A. ................................................. 53 Mininni A.N. ............................................... 2 Mininni M. ........................................... 28; 33 Minoia P. .................................................. 22 MIO-ECSDE . see Mediterranean Information

Office for Environment, Culture and Sustainable Development

MIRA project ............................................. 37 Mirecki N. ................................................. 41 Mishra A.N. ................................................ 6 Mitidieri E. ................................................ 21 Mitidja (Algeria) ......................................... 41 Mitkas P. A. .............................................. 46 Mizouri M. ................................................. 33 MNCC .......... see Mediterranean Network on

Certification of Citrus MNGC .......... see Mediterranean Network on

Grapevine Closteroviruses MOAN ............... see Mediterranean Organic

Agriculture Network Moawia E. ................................................. 40 Modesti V. .................................................. 2 Modugno F. .............................................. 11 Mohammad Y. .............................. 42; 43; 47 Mokhlisse A. .............................................. 9 Molist M. ................................................... 42 Molusson D. ............................................... 1 Monacelli G. ............................................. 21 Moneo M. .................................................. 46 Monneveux P. ............................................ 5 Monno V. ............................................ 26; 32

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Monokrousos N. ...................................... 28 Montaldo N. ............................................. 21 Montanarella L. ........................................ 59 Montazar A. ........................................ 44; 47 Montel G. L. ............................................. 17 Monteleone M. ............................. 12; 44; 46 Monteleone S. .......................................... 29 Montemurro C. ........................................ 17 Montenegro ......................................... 39; 41 Monterde A. ............................................... 1 Monti L. .................................................... 11 Monti R. .................................................... 20 Montoroi J.-P., ......................................... 30 Morales M. ............................................... 48 Morelli G. .................................................. 12 Morelli M. ................................................... 2 Moreno-Hidalgo M. A. ............................. 45 Morente C. ................................................. 1 Morey Strömberg A. ............................... 24 Morgounov A.Y. ........................................ 7 Morini C. ....................................... 17; 37; 38 Mornag (Tunisia) ....................................... 61 Morocco ... 4; 8; 9; 10; 14; 17; 25; 31; 34; 37;

40; 49; 51; 52; 55; 56; 57; 59; 61; 62; 64 Morocco. Agadir ........................................ 32 Morocco. Doukkala ................................... 29 Morocco. Draa valley ................................ 46 Morocco. Drarga ....................................... 19 Morocco. Fezouata ................................... 46 Morocco. Gharb ........................................ 29 Morocco. Haouz ........................................ 35 Morocco. Marrakech ............................. 8; 34 Morocco. Rabat ......................................... 27 Morocco. Souss Massa ............................ 41 Morocco. Tadla ......................................... 33 Morvan H. P. ............................................ 21 Mosalem M. E. ......................................... 30 Moscetti I. .................................................. 6 Moshe Y. .................................................. 21 Mossa A. .................................................. 27 Mostafa H. ................................................ 48 Motaleb M. A. ........................................... 47 Motroni A. .................................................. 5 Mou Karzel E. .......................................... 57 Moukhtari A. ............................................ 40 Moussa A. M. ........................................... 30 Moussadek R., ......................................... 46 Moyano E. ................................................ 13 Moyano Estrada E. .................................. 13 MRW ................ see Egypt. Ministry of Water

Resources and Irrigation Mtimet A. ................................ 25; 28; 33; 59 Mudry J. ..................................................... 7 Müezzynoòlu A. ....................................... 33 Muia G. ..................................................... 17 Mulè P. ....................................................... 5 Mullaj A. ................................................... 67 Muller M.-H. ................................................ 4 Munir S., ................................................... 22 Muñoz M. .................................................. 38 Murchid Rachid M. .................................. 17 Murgia, Apulia (Italy) ................................. 32 Musa Barghouthi A.H. ............................ 10 Musabelliu B. ........................................... 65 Musacchio A. ........................................... 15

Muscat A. ................................................. 39 Myrta A. .... 31; 53; 54; 58; 63; 64; 65; 66; 67 Mysiak J. .................................................. 46 Mzid R. ........................................................ 6 Naber S. .......................... 8; 9; 13; 14; 18; 42 Nachit M. .................................................... 4 Nachit M.M. ............................................ 4; 5 Nagano T. ................................................. 44 Nagat Mubarak E. .................................... 40 Nagaz K. ............................................. 43; 44 Nahdi H. .................................................... 44 Najm K. ..................................................... 16 Nakhleh K. ................................................ 17 Nanos G.D. ............................................... 11 Naples (Italy) ............................................. 33 Narco-Noales E.......................................... 1 Nardella E. ................................................ 44 Nardone G. ............................................... 37 Nashef K. .................................................... 4 Nasr Allam N. M. ...................................... 43 Nasr M. L. Y. ............................................. 35 Nasr N. ........................................................ 1 Nasr Z. ...................................................... 44 Nasri S. ..................................................... 47 National Center for Agricultural Research

and Technology Transfer ...................... 42 National Observatory for Female Enterprise

and Labour in Agriculture ...................... 23 National Water Research Center .............. 61 National Water Research Center. Strategic

Research Unit ........................................ 18 Nauen C. E. .............................................. 18 Navarra V. .............................. 10; 14; 19; 23 Nazari Far M. H. ....................................... 47 Nazari K. ..................................................... 4 Nazco R. ..................................................... 6 NCARTT see National Center for Agricultural

Research and Technology Transfer N'Diaye A.................................................... 5 Near East .................................. 2; 20; 35; 62 Nègre T. .................................................... 21 Negrín M. A. ............................................. 29 Nelaj Y. ..................................................... 60 Németh M. ................................................ 54 NENA region ............................................... 1 Nerilli E. .................................................... 29 Nerini M. ................................................... 20 Network on Collective Irrigation Systems

<Malta, 3-6 Nov 1999> .......................... 61 Nicolaci A. ................................................ 15 Nielsen D. R. ............................................ 68 Nigro D. .................................................. 4; 6 Nigro F. ................................................. 1; 17 Nile river (Egypt) ....................................... 47 Nion G. ....................................................... 9 Nocente F. .............................................. 5; 6 Nocentini S. ............................................. 15 Noetzel R. ................................................. 38 Nofal I. .......................................... 42; 50; 52 Nogues S. ................................................. 47 Nolasco G. ............................. 39; 40; 60; 61 North Africa ............................................... 14 Nouaigui S. ................................................ 6 Nouiri I. ............................................... 46; 49 Novoselskaya-Dragovich A. ..................... 3

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Noyszewski A. ........................................... 4 Nsarellah N. ............................................... 4 Nseir A. .................................................... 17 Nurlu E. ........................................ 25; 27; 33 Nus B. ....................................................... 16 Nus B. E. ............................................ 16; 17 NWRC-SRU ... see National Water Research

Center. Strategic Research Unit O'Connell P. E. ........................................ 45 Ofanto river (Italy) ..................................... 26 Olivera P.D. ................................................ 6 Olivier A. .................................................... 6 Olivier V. .................................................... 1 Omrani N. ......................................... 7; 9; 13 Önder D. ................................................... 48 Önder S. ............................................. 44; 51 ONILFA organisation ................................ 19 Onuzi A. ................................................... 32 Orefice N. ................................................. 12 Ortega J. F. .............................................. 45 Ortiz I. ....................................................... 27 Ortuani B. ................................................. 12 Osann A. .................................................... 9 Osler R. .................................................... 54 Osmani R. ................................................ 58 Ottò V. ........................................................ 7 Ouabbou H. ................................................ 4 Ouargla (Algeria) ....................................... 46 Ouazzani N. ................................................ 9 Oueslati I. ................................................. 47 Ouessar M. ....................................... 7; 9; 13 Ouled Hocine C. ...................................... 49 Outzourhit A. ............................................. 9 Ovez B. ..................................................... 27 Oweis T. ............................................. 52; 55 Ozberk F. .................................................... 5 Ozberk I. ..................................................... 5 Özdemir K. ............................................... 45 Ozden M. .................................................. 59 Özekici B. ....... 19; 23; 24; 42; 44; 46; 55; 69 Özerol G. ............................................ 43; 49 Özmen S. ............................................ 51; 55 Ozon M. .................................................... 17 Oztekin E. ................................................. 59 Oztürk A. .................................................. 61 Pace F. ..................................................... 33 Pahl-Wostl C. ........................................... 43 Paillard S. ................................................... 1 Pakistan .............................................. 22; 47 Paksoy H. ................................................. 32 Pala M. ...................................................... 30 Palacios M. P. .......................................... 46 Palermo (Italy) ........................................... 56 Palermo A. M. .......................................... 15 Palestine 2; 8; 22; 23; 40; 42; 45; 47; 50; 53;

58; 59 Palestine. Al-Auja...................................... 52 Palestine. Al-Muruj .................................... 52 Palestine. Jericho, Ein Sultan ................... 10 Palestinian Agricultural Relief Commitee . 19 Palladino M. ............................................. 11 Pallás V. ................................. 53; 54; 64; 65 Palombieri S. ............................................. 6 Paloscia R. ............................................... 25 Palumbo A.D. ........................................... 11

Palumbo M. ............................................ 4; 7 Panagopoulos T. ..................................... 30 Panahy M. ................................................ 33 Pancera A. ................................................ 37 Panna R ...................................................... 5 Paone R. ................................................... 15 Papa R. ....................................................... 6 Papa S. ............................................... 15; 16 Papadopoulos I. . 24; 34; 41; 42; 45; 49; 50;

51 Papageorgeou K. .................................... 37 Papakroni H. ............................................ 32 Papapanagiotou A. ................................. 54 Papastylianou I. ....................................... 50 Papatheodorou E. M. .............................. 28 Papayiannis L. ......................................... 39 Papic T. .................................................... 39 PARC ...... see Palestinian Agricultural Relief

Commitee Paredes P. ................................................ 43 Parent E. ................................................... 61 Pargament D. ........................................... 21 Parisi V. .................................................... 30 Pasanisi M. ............................................... 23 Pasqualone A. ........................................... 7 Pasquini M. ................................................ 6 Passarelli D. ................................. 25; 27; 33 Passino R. .......................................... 46; 47 Pastore D. ................................................ 45 Patruno A. ................................................ 11 Patumi M. ................................................. 12 Paulo A. A. ............................................... 52 Pausas J. .................................................. 15 Peattie L. .................................................. 25 Peçuli V. ................................................... 57 Pellegrini F. .............................................. 26 Pellegrino A. ...................................... 15; 16 Peltonen-Sainio P. .................................. 47 Peña R.J. ................................................ 6; 7 Peñalver J. ................................................. 1 Pepe A. ..................................................... 37 Percoco A. ................................................. 2 Pereira L. S. .. 34; 41; 42; 43; 44; 45; 49; 52;

61; 69 Pereira L.S. ................................................ 3 Pereira Lorenzo J. ................................... 14 Pérez Blanco J. M. P. .............................. 69 Pérez de Madrid P. .................................. 47 Perez G. ...................................................... 9 Perrotta C. .................................................. 5 Perrucci N. ............................................... 17 Perucchini I. ............................................. 30 Pesce A. ..................................................... 4 Pescod Mainwaring Bainbrige ............... 36 Petrillo A. F. ............................................. 27 Petrova L. ................................................. 29 Petrovic M. ................................................. 9 Petruzzella D. ........................... 3; 17; 37; 57 Petta L. ..................................................... 21 Petter F. ...................................................... 1 Pezzuto A. ................................................ 29 Piana S. .................................................... 11 Piarulli L. .................................................... 4

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PICAMCY ...... see Programme for Integrated Coastal Area Management Case of the Cyclades

Picchioni S. .............................................. 20 Piccinni A. F. ........................................... 45 Pidre Bocardo J. R. ................................... 9 Pimont F. .................................................. 15 Pinca V. .................................................... 14 Pineschi G. .............................................. 20 Pinhas Y. .................................................. 20 Pirazzoli C. ............................................... 63 Pistón J.M. ................................................. 9 Pitta C. ................................................ 14; 24 Pivalová J. ............................................... 54 Pizziolo G. .......................................... 28; 33 Planells P. ................................................ 45 Pleming D. ................................................. 5 Pliakoni E. ................................................ 11 Po river (Italy) ............................................ 21 Pocornyak V.P. .......................................... 5 Pogna N. .................................................... 6 Pohl K. ...................................................... 38 Poirier A. .................................................... 1 Polák J. .................................................... 54 Poland ....................................................... 54 Poliakoff F. ................................................. 1 Pollice A. .................................................. 46 Polycarpou P. .................... 8; 41; 42; 45; 49 Pompili L. ................................................. 29 Pontes S. .................................................. 28 Porceddu E. ........................................... 3; 4 Porcelli F. ............................................... 1; 2 Portugal ............................................... 39; 61 Potere O. .............................................. 2; 54 Poupard B. ................................................. 6 Poux G., Vagne C. ..................................... 4 Pozniak C.J. ............................................... 5 Pra Levis F. .............................................. 13 Prakasha T.L. ............................................. 6 Prete F. ..................................................... 37 Pretner A. ................................................. 22 Prodromou K. P. ...................................... 29 Programme for Integrated Coastal Area

Management Case of the Cyclades ...... 27 Programme Solidarieté Eau ...................... 18 Project AQUASTRESS ............................. 47 Project GEWAMED ........... 10; 18; 19; 24; 48 Project MELIA ....................................... 8; 18 Project MIRA ............................................. 37 Project TERCOM ...................................... 10 Project WASAMED ............................. 47; 49 Project WASIA .................................... 54; 55 Proko A. ....................................... 32; 65; 67 Prosperi M. .......................................... 8; 46 Provenzano G. ......................................... 12 Prudenzano M. ........................................ 29 PS-Eau ....... see Programme Solidarieté Eau Psyhoyiou M. ........................................... 46 Pucci N. ...................................................... 2 Pucciarmati S. ........................................... 4 Puglisi M. ................................................. 33 Pulvento C. .............................................. 12 Qasmieh Ras-El-Ain (Lebanon) ................ 50 Quagliariello R. ... 10; 14; 15; 18; 22; 23; 24;

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Quaranta F. ................................................ 4 Quarto A. ............................................ 43; 51 Qureshi K. ................................................ 17 Raad R. ....................................................... 9 Rabat (Morocco) ....................................... 27 Rabi A. ................................ 8; 10; 42; 50; 52 Racioppi R. ........................................ 26; 27 Raddad K. ................................................ 31 Radjenovic J. ............................................. 9 Raeli M. ................................................. 1; 41 Ragab R. ................................. 20; 41; 49; 52 Rahman Shalaby A. ................................ 41 Rajaram S. .................................................. 5 Raju T. ........................................................ 6 Raksegi M. ................................................. 4 Rallo G. ..................................................... 12 Rama P. .................................................... 65 Ramadan Ali R. ........................................ 10 Ramdane M. ............................................. 59 Ramdani A. ................................................ 4 Rampino P. ................................................ 5 Rana G. ..................................... 8; 11; 12; 17 Rana G. F. .................................................. 8 Ranwez V. .................................................. 4 RAP ................ see Regional Action Program Ravazzani G. ............................................ 12 Rayab G. ................................................... 17 Reggiani F. ................................................. 5 Regional Action Program .............. 53; 54; 55 Regional Conference on Arab Water <Cairo,

Apr 2004> .............................................. 52 Reisenzein H. ............................................. 1 Renaud F. G. ............................................ 20 René Moawad Foundation ........................ 19 Restuccia A. ............................................. 12 Restuccia G. ............................................ 12 Reynaud P. ................................................. 1 Rezgui S. ................................................ 5; 6 Rhoades J. D. .......................................... 36 Rhrib K. ...................................................... 4 Riccardi M. ............................................... 12 Ricciardi L. ................................... 31; 32; 67 Ricciotti L. ................................................ 15 Ricelli A. ..................................................... 3 Richter G. M. ............................................ 17 Rieti (Italy) ................................................. 33 Rieul L. ..................................................... 34 Rieul R. ..................................................... 69 Righini G. ................................................. 28 Rigolot E. ................................................. 15 Rilov G. ..................................................... 50 Rinaldi M. ..................................... 11; 12; 44 Rios G.M. .................................................... 9 Ripa M. N. ........................................... 25; 26 RISP-IDRIC project ................................... 11 Rivoal C. ..................................................... 1 Rizkalla L. R. ............................................ 54 Rizza F. ....................................................... 5 Rizzi A. ..................................................... 22 Robert O. .................................................... 6 Rochdane S. .............................................. 9 Rodriguez R. .................................... 7; 8; 13 Rodríguez-Clemente R. ........ 10; 18; 37; 38 Rodríguez-Quijano M. ............................... 6 Roistacher C. N. ................................ 39; 55

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Rolim J. .................................................... 43 Roma R. ............................................. 30; 37 Romandini M. .......................................... 27 Romano D. ......................................... 25; 33 Romano E. ................................................. 4 Rome (Italy) ................................................ 3 Roncallo P. ................................................ 7 Ronchi C. ................................................... 6 Rosenberg R. ........................................... 21 Rossano M. ........................................ 37; 38 Rouissi M. .................................................. 5 Roumet P. .................................................. 4 Rovira N. .................................................. 13 Royo C. ...................................................... 6 Rozova M.A. ............................................... 5 Ruan Y. ....................................................... 5 Rubiales D. ................................................ 6 Rubino P. ........................................... 17; 46 Ruci B. .......................................... 31; 32; 67 Ruggieri S. ............................................... 11 Ruini L. ....................................................... 6 Ruisi M. .................................................... 21 Russia. Altaj region ..................................... 5 Russo A. .................................................. 11 Russo M.A. ................................................ 6 Russo V. ................................................... 11 Rutigliano F. A. ........................................ 15 Ryan J. ..................................................... 30 Sa Pobla Plain (Spain) .............................. 13 Saadeh M. ................................................ 17 Sabados V. ............................................... 41 Sabanadzovic S. ................................ 58; 64 Sabetta W. ................................................ 17 Saccone C. ............................................... 10 Sadovsky A. ............................................. 40 Sagardoy J. A. .... 10; 14; 15; 18; 19; 22; 23;

24; 47; 51; 69 Saglam M. ................................................ 27 Sağlamer G. ............................................. 10 Sahar A. Y. ............................................... 54 Sahbi H. .................................................... 46 Sahìn S. .................................................... 32 Sahli A. ..................................................... 44 Sai Prasad S.V. .......................................... 6 Saidi A. ....................................................... 5 Sainte-Luce A. ........................................... 1 Salama E. ................................................. 40 Salamone S. ............................................. 33 Salard P. ................................................... 54 Salas Rodriguez J. J. ................................ 9 Saldarelli P. ................................................ 2 Salem S. A. .............................................. 14 Salem S. E. ............................................... 56 Salento peninsula (Italy) ........................... 16 Salgot M. .................................................. 49 Salinas H. ................................................. 47 Salko D. .................................................... 65 Sallaku F. ........................................... 25; 30 Sallaku I. .................................................. 66 Sallustio C. .............................................. 17 Sallustro D. .............................................. 28 Salman A. ................................................. 31 Salman A. Z. ............................................ 22 Salvatore R. ............................................. 16 Salzano A.M. .............................................. 5

Samadi A. ................................................. 29 SAMIR ......................................................... 9 Sancassani S. .......................................... 37 Sancassiani S. ........................................... 3 Sánchez-Navarro J. A. ............................ 64 Sandström U. G. ...................................... 26 Sanizadeh S.K. ........................................ 13 Şanliurfa .................................................... 51 Santandrea V. .......................................... 45 Santelli Beccegato L. .............................. 10 Santeramo F.G. .......................................... 3 Santini A. ............................................ 11; 68 Santoni S. ................................................... 4 Santoro F. ........................................ 1; 3; 40 Santos C. .................................................. 40 Sapiano M. ......................................... 13; 42 Saponari M. ............................................ 1; 2 Sardar S. .................................................. 26 Sardinia (Italy) ............................... 29; 30; 33 Sardinia. Montiferru (Italy) ......................... 29 Sardo V. ........................................ 19; 48; 52 Sarhan S. .................................................... 2 Saseno island ............................................ 67 Satta B. ....................................................... 5 Saveh region (Iran) ................................... 47 Savin I. ...................................................... 21 Savino V. .......... 2; 53; 58; 60; 62; 63; 64; 65 Savvides S. ........................................ 45; 49 Sbeih M. Y. ............................................... 45 Sburlino G. ............................................... 28 Scaloni A. ................................................... 5 Scandella P. ............................................. 30 Scandura S. ............................................. 67 Scandurra E. ............................................ 25 Scapini F. ........................................... 18; 23 Scardigno A. ........................................ 3; 43 Schembri R. ............................................. 31 Schiavulli A. ............................................... 7 Schicchi R. ............................................... 56 Schito S. ..................................................... 2 Schivcharan S. M. ..................................... 4 Schnepf D. ................................................. 7 Sciacca F. ............................................... 4; 7 Scillipoti O. .............................................. 60 Scognamiglio R. ...................................... 21 Scortichini M. ............................................. 2 Scott S. F. ................................................. 69 Scoullos M. J. .......................................... 14 Sebastiani L. ............................................ 12 Sedky S. ................................................... 13 Seferi B. .................................................... 29 Segrè A. .............................................. 65; 66 Sehmi N. S. .............................................. 34 Seisdedos Alonso C. .............................. 19 Selfo S. ..................................................... 65 Selicato F. .......................................... 25; 33 Sella L. ........................................................ 6 Selli F. ....................................................... 42 Semeraro M. ....................................... 37; 38 Seneen G. de. .......................................... 37 Şengül F. .................................................. 27 Senol S. .................................................... 59 Sequeira B. .............................................. 43 Serafini F. ................................................... 1 Serbia ........................................................ 41

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Serna A. ............................................. 44; 47 Serneguet M. ....................................... 7; 10 Serra G. .............................................. 29; 30 Serret M.D. ............................................... 13 Sessa C. ................................................... 37 Sestili F. ..................................................... 6 Sesveren S. .............................................. 61 Severini S. ................................................ 25 Severino G. ........................................ 11; 12 Seville. Carrión de Los Céspedes (Spain) .. 9 Seyhan (Turkey) ....................................... 47 Sezen M. S. ............................ 44; 45; 55; 61 Sfax (Tunisia) ............................................ 32 Sghaier M. .................................................. 9 Sgobbi A. ................................................. 46 Sgroi A. .................................................... 12 Sgrulletta D. ............................................... 6 ShaIIari S. ................................................. 25 Shalaby A. A. ........................................... 54 Shalby A. R. ....................................... 48; 51 Shallari S. ................................................. 30 Shameti L. ................................................ 68 Shammout M. ...................................... 9; 13 Sharour I. ................................................... 7 Shatanawi M. 7; 8; 9; 13; 14; 18; 19; 23; 24;

31; 42; 44; 50; 51 Shatanawi M. R. ................................. 42; 49 Sheta I. ......................................... 56; 58; 60 Shideed K. H. ........................................... 21 Shirani-e-Rad A. ...................................... 44 Shirin G. ................................................... 22 Shirsekar G.S. ........................................... 6 Shoeva O. .................................................. 6 Shubib S. ................................................... 2 Shuke L. ................................................... 65 Si Ammor M. .............................................. 2 Sicily (Italy) ...................................... 4; 12; 29 Siena (Italy) ............................................... 28 Sigala F. ................................................... 36 Sila (Italy) ............................................ 15; 26 Siller C. ..................................................... 38 Silva G. ..................................................... 40 Silvestri M. ................................................. 6 Simantov A. ............................................. 35 Simeone R. ............................................ 4; 6 Simeone V. ......................................... 26; 27 Simonneaux V. .......................................... 9 Simpfendorfer S. ....................................... 6 Singh S.K. .................................................. 6 Sinojmeri S. ............................................. 31 Sirat B. ..................................................... 46 Sissons M.J. .............................................. 5 Sisto I. .................................... 14; 18; 22; 24 Sisto L. ......................................... 65; 67; 68 Škorić D. ............................................ 39; 56 Skreli E. .................................................... 65 Slafer G. A. ......................................... 44; 47 Slah N. ...................................................... 30 Slimani M. ................................................ 67 Slovakia .................................................... 53 Smadi H. ................................................... 19 Smets H. ..................................................... 8 Smith D. ................................................... 44 Smith D. L. ............................................... 44 Smith J. ...................................................... 2

Snyder R. L. ............................................. 63 Soccio M. ................................................. 45 Soda G. ..................................................... 26 Sokolovska M. G. .................................... 29 Soler M. ...................................................... 9 Soltani A. .................................................... 4 Somma Vesuvio (Italy) .............................. 33 Sommella A. ............................................. 12 Sonnante G. ............................................... 7 Sonnino A. ............................................... 37 Soriano M. A. ........................................... 48 Soroker V. ................................................ 40 Sosa O. ....................................................... 2 Sotiri P. ..................................................... 32 Soulaiman A. H. ....................................... 17 Soulaymani A. ..................................... 5; 40 Sounion National Park (Greece) ............... 15 Sousa-Silva C. R. .................................... 39 Souss Massa (Morocco) ........................... 41 South Africa ......................................... 15; 16 South Eastern Anatolian Project .. 30; 42; 51;

55; 61 Southard R. J. .......................................... 29 Sözen N. ............................................. 28; 33 Spagnoletti Zeuli P.L. ............................... 7 Spaho V. ................................................... 65 Spain ............... 13; 16; 25; 29; 35; 46; 52; 64 Spain. Alicante .......................................... 33 Spain. Andalusia ....................................... 19 Spain. Barcelona ......................................... 9 Spain. Campo de Cartagena .................... 29 Spain. Majorca. Alcudia Bay ..................... 13 Spain. Sa Pobla Plain ............................... 13 Spain. Seville. Carrión de Los Céspedes ... 9 Spain. Tagus river ..................................... 46 Spano D. ..................................................... 5 Spanu E. ..................................................... 5 Spatafora E. ............................................. 10 Specchio V. .............................................. 45 Spiertz H. J. .............................................. 47 Spina A. .................................................. 4; 7 Spyropoulos A......................................... 29 Spyropoulos S. ........................................ 29 Srhiri M. .................................................... 64 Stamo B. ............... 53; 54; 56; 60; 62; 63; 64 Stamo I. .................................................... 32 Stamou G. P. ............................................ 28 Stampone G. .............................................. 2 Stancanelli G. ............................................ 2 Stanghellini C. ......................................... 47 Steduto P. 28; 29; 34; 42; 43; 55; 59; 60; 63;

68 Stellacci A. M. .......................................... 17 Stephan F. ................................................ 66 Stitou M. ................................................... 59 Stoev A. .................................................... 53 Strange R. .................................................. 3 Street K. ..................................................... 4 Strofylia forest (Greece) ............................ 15 Stulina G. ................................................. 44 Sturiale L. ................................................. 33 Subr Z. ...................................................... 53 Sudan ........................................................ 40 Sulçe S. .................................................... 30 Suleiman A. A. ......................................... 44

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Sulovari H. ......................................... 31; 32 Sunlu S. .................................................... 27 Sunlu U. ....................................... 26; 27; 32 Suriano S. ................................................ 21 Susuri L. ................................................... 54 Swartz C. .................................................. 46 Sweden ..................................................... 24 Syrian Arab Republic . 14; 16; 17; 21; 32; 40;

43; 47; 49; 50; 51; 52; 53; 54; 58; 59 Syrian Arab Republic. Idleb ...................... 17 Taahbet A. ................................................ 16 Taddei F. .................................................... 4 Tadla (Morocco) ........................................ 33 Taghouti M. ................................................ 4 Tagus river (Spain) ................................... 46 Tahilalan Irrigation Union .......................... 42 Takeuchi S. .............................................. 44 Taliente I. ................................................. 17 Tamburino V. ........................................... 69 Tambussi E. A. ........................................ 43 Tamoh K. .............................................. 9; 13 Tamrabet L. .............................................. 46 Tanwar B. S. ............................................ 35 Taoura M. ................................................. 46 Tarabey N. .................. 42; 43; 44; 49; 50; 51 Tarantino E. ....................................... 12; 26 Taranto (Italy) ............................................ 27 Taranto F. ................................................... 7 Tarelli I. .................................................... 41 Tarjuelo J. M. ........................................... 45 Tartarino P. .............................................. 16 Tasdemir A. ............................................. 61 Tatlidil E. ............................................ 26; 28 Tatlidil R. .................................................. 26 Tavaud M. .................................................. 4 Tawfik M. ............................................ 10; 24 Tawfik T. ............................................. 19; 20 Taylor H. ..................................................... 5 Tazi Sadeq H. ........................................... 23 Tedeschi A. .............................................. 12 Tedeschi S. .............................................. 19 Teijón G. ..................................................... 9 Tejedor M. T. ............................................ 46 Tekdal S. .................................................... 7 Tekin S. ................................................ 8; 42 Tekinel O. ............................... 24; 35; 51; 69 Tekirdag (Turkey) ...................................... 28 Tenore L. .................................................. 67 Teqja Z. .................................................... 65 TERCOM project ....................................... 10 Terzi M. ............................. 32; 51; 52; 67; 68 Tessier D. ................................................. 45 Tevere river (Italy) ..................................... 21 Thabet C. .................................................. 47 Thiyagarajan K. ......................................... 7 Thomas J. ................................................ 29 Thomas S. .................................................. 9 Thor A. ..................................................... 19 Tielborger K. ............................................ 46 Tiglyene S. ................................................. 9 Tigrek S. ................................................. 7; 8 TILDE project ............................................ 22 Tirana (Albania) ........................................ 31 Todisco F. ................................................ 12

Todorovic M. ... 3; 29; 42; 43; 44; 47; 49; 51; 55; 59

Tognetti R. ............................................... 12 Tomasi D. ................................................. 30 Tomassini B. ...................................... 14; 15 Topuzi L. .................................................. 32 Torre C. .................................................... 27 Torre C. M. ................................... 25; 26; 33 Torres H. .................................................. 54 Tosca A. ................................................... 22 Touchan H. ............................................... 55 Tousi N. .................................................... 40 Tramontini S. ............................................. 2 Trevisiol E. R. .......................................... 13 Trevisiol P. ............................................... 17 Treyer S. ................................................... 32 Trifa Y. ........................................................ 5 Trinchera A. ............................................. 30 Trisorio Liuzzi G. .... 7; 8; 10; 13; 14; 18; 20;

22; 23; 24; 28; 30; 52 Trono D. ................................................... 45 Trovino L. ................................................. 25 Trulli E. ..................................................... 34 Tsatskin A. ............................................... 29 Tsiourtis N. X. .......................................... 31 Tsivelikas A. .............................................. 4 Tubaile A. ................................................. 58 Tundo S. ..................................................... 6 Tunis (Tunisia) .................................... 33; 68 Tunisia 5; 7; 9; 13; 14; 25; 30; 44; 45; 47; 51;

54; 57; 58; 59; 62; 64; 69 Tunisia. Hammamet .................................. 49 Tunisia. Mornag ........................................ 61 Tunisia. Sfax ............................................. 32 Tunisia. Tunis ...................................... 33; 68 Turkey .. 8; 10; 15; 19; 23; 24; 26; 28; 29; 31;

32; 33; 39; 42; 43; 48; 50; 51; 52; 53; 55; 56; 57; 58; 59; 61; 62; 63; 64; 69

Turkey. Adana ..................................... 56; 69 Turkey. Anatolia ............................ 5; 7; 8; 51 Turkey. Ankara .......................................... 32 Turkey. Çukurova ...................................... 32 Turkey. Gediz basin .................................. 46 Turkey. Izmir Bay ................................ 27; 32 Turkey. Izmir Karsiyaka ............................ 28 Turkey. Izmir. Tahtali Dam ........................ 27 Turkey. Karaburun .............................. 25; 27 Turkey. Marmara sea ................................ 28 Turkey. Menderes basin ........................... 45 Turkey. Menemen plain ............................ 33 Turkey. Mersin .......................................... 56 Turkey. Seyhan ......................................... 47 Turkey. Tekirdag ....................................... 28 Türkman A. ........................................ 27; 33 Turral H. ................................................... 22 Tuttobene R. ............................................ 12 Tuzcu Ö. ....................................... 56; 60; 61 Tüzün M. ........................... 43; 48; 50; 51; 52 Twite R. .................................................... 20 Tzfadia O. ................................................... 3 Tzima F. A. ............................................... 46 Ubaldo R. ................................................. 44 Udupa S.M. ............................................. 4; 5 Ulloa J. U. ................................................. 34 Ulubas C. .................................................. 53

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UNDP/FAO ............................................... 62 UNEP ...... see United Nations Environmental

Programme United Nations Environmental Programme

.............................................................. 69 United Nations University. Institute for

Environment and Human Security ........ 20 Ünlü M. ................... 8; 42; 43; 48; 50; 51; 55 UNU-EHS ........ see United Nation University.

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Unver O. ................................................... 31 Uricchio V. ............................................... 47 Uricchio V. F. ........................................... 32 Urtiaga A. M. ............................................ 27 USA ........................................................... 49 Uzbekistan. Fergana valley ...................... 44 Vacca A. ............................................. 29; 30 Vacca S. ................................................... 21 Vaccino P. .................................................. 4 Valè G. ........................................................ 6 Valentini F. ..................................... 1; 39; 40 Valenzano (Italy) ........................... 28; 43; 62 Valiente M. ................................................. 9 Valín M. I. ................................................. 45 Valle S. ..................................................... 25 Vallée D. ................................................... 34 Vallejo R. .................................................. 15 Valona (Albania) ....................................... 67 Vangjeli J. .................................... 31; 32; 67 Varela Ortega C. ...................................... 46 Varela V. ................................................... 15 Varveri C. ..................................... 54; 64; 65 Vassiliou L. ........................ 8; 14; 15; 41; 46 Velemis D. ................................................ 29 Vella A. ............................................... 42; 52 Vella S. ..................................................... 59 Venezian Scarascia M. E. 15; 18; 19; 22; 24 Venice lagoon ........................................... 13 Vennetier M. ............................................. 16 Ventrella D. ........................................ 11; 12 Verdin E. .................................................. 54 Vergni L. ................................................... 12 Vergoritis (Greece).................................... 29 Verkaik I. .................................................. 15 Verrastro V. ................................................ 3 Veryeri N. O. ............................................ 27 Veryeri O. ................................................. 25 Vesuvius mont (Italy) ................................ 16 Viapiana C. ............................................... 10 Vida G. ................................................ 4; 6; 7 Vila B. ....................................................... 16 Vila P. ....................................................... 16 Villegas D. .................................................. 6 Vinçani G. ................................................ 65 Virili M. E. ............................................... 4; 6 Virzì N. .................................................... 4; 7 Virzo De Santo A. .............................. 15; 16 Vittori D. ................................................. 4; 6 Vittozzi P. ........................................... 15; 16 Vjosa river (Albania).................................. 67 Vjosa valley (Albania) ............................... 32 Vokou D. .................................................. 28 Volpi C. ....................................................... 6 Voltas J. ....................................... 13; 42; 52

Von Igel W. ............................................... 13 Vuolo F. .................................................... 11 Vurro M. .............................................. 32; 47 WADI project ............................................. 18 Walter B. ................................................... 62 Wanyera R. ................................................. 4 Wardeh S. ................................................. 21 WASAMED project .............................. 47; 49 WASAMED project <1

st, Sanliurfa, 15-19

Dec 2003> ............................................. 51 WASAMED project <2

nd, Hammamet, 24-28

Jun 2004> .............................................. 49 WASAMED project <3

rd, Cairo, 7-10 Dec

2004> .................................................... 48 WASAMED project <4

th, Amman, 30 Sep-4

Oct 2005 > ............................................. 42 WASAMED project <5

th, Malta, 3-7 May

2006> .................................................... 41 WASAMED project <Valenzano, 14-17

February 2007 ....................................... 43 WASIA project ..................................... 54; 55 Watanabe T. ............................................. 44 Wazaz N. ................................................... 17 WBWD .. see West Bank. Water Department Webber H. ................................................ 44 Webber H. A. ............................................ 44 Weibe K. ..................................................... 5 WEMED workshop <Valenzano, Oct 2006>

............................................................... 17 West Bank ..................................... 22; 45; 59 West Bank. Water Department ................. 20 WFD .......................................................... 21 Wilson J. P. .............................................. 20 Winter S. ..................................................... 2 Wise M. ..................................................... 40 World Bank ................................................ 66 Wright N. G. ............................................. 21 Xhulaj M. ............................................ 31; 67 Xia J. ........................................................... 1 Xian X. ...................................................... 12 Xiloyannis C. .............................................. 2 Yacoubi-Khebiza M. .................................. 9 Yadav S.R. .................................................. 6 Yahiaoui D. ............................................... 40 Yakoubi Y. .......................................... 14; 18 Yang H. ..................................................... 43 Yano T. ..................................................... 44 Yaseen T. ........................................... 1; 2; 3 Yasser M. ..................................... 49; 50; 52 Yates D. .................................................... 46 Yates S. ...................................................... 5 Yazar A. ............................ 31; 44; 45; 55; 61 Yazar S. ................................................ 8; 52 Yesiloglu Y. .............................................. 61 Yildirim Y. E. ............................................ 51 Yilmaz M. A. ................................. 56; 62; 63 Yilmaz O. ............................................ 25; 27 Yilmaz R. .................................................. 28 Yokomi R.K. ............................................. 39 Youcef D. .................................................. 29 Young P. E. .............................................. 19 Young T. ................................................... 55 Yue J. .......................................................... 6 Yugoslavia ................................................. 53 Yuksel M. .................................................. 27

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Yüksel U. .................................................. 27 Yurtmen M. .............................................. 61 Yüzbas A. ................................................. 61 Zacatecas (Mexico)................................... 47 Zaccaria D. ......................................... 47; 48 Zacheo S.A. ........................................... 4; 7 Zahir Erkan A. ............................................ 8 Zahran M. ................................................. 30 Zakaria M. .......................................... 16; 17 Zaldei A. ..................................................... 5 Zammit M.-L. ............................................ 13 Zanframundo P. ....................................... 52 Zanni G. ................................................ 8; 46 Zarei L. ....................................................... 5 Zayani K. .................................................. 61 Zdruli P. .................................... 3; 28; 29; 59 Zebakh S. ................................................. 38 Zegbe J. A. ............................................... 44 Zeggaf T. A. ............................................. 44 Zeka Z. ...................................................... 32 Zekri S. ............................................... 34; 47 Zemzami M. .................................. 40; 56; 61 Zeramdini H. ...................................... 64; 65 Zeraouli M. ............................................... 29 Ziane-Cherif A. ........................................ 38 Zilocchi L. ................................................ 28 Zimbone S. M. .......................................... 69 Zini E. ....................................................... 43 Zintzaras E. .............................................. 54 Zivotic L. .................................................. 44 Zouba A. ................................................... 58 Zouhry H. ................................................. 61 Zucca C. ................................................... 33 Zwolinski J. .............................................. 16

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Series A Options méditerranéennes, A 1 ................ 35 Options méditerranéennes, A 31 .............. 34 Options méditerranéennes, A 44 .............. 32 Options méditerranéennes, A 47 .............. 31 Options méditerranéennes, A 49 .............. 30 Options méditerranéennes, A 50 .............. 28 Options méditerranéennes, A 53 .............. 27 Options méditerranéennes, A 57 .............. 24 Options méditerranéennes, A 62 .............. 23 Options méditerranéennes, A 64 .............. 22 Options méditerranéennes, A 65 .............. 20 Options méditerranéennes, A 66 .............. 19 Options méditerranéennes, A 68 .............. 18 Options méditerranéennes, A 72 .............. 17 Options méditerranéennes, A 73 .............. 16 Options méditerranéennes, A 75 .............. 15 Options méditerranéennes, A 77 .............. 14 Options méditerranéennes, A 83 .............. 13 Options méditerranéennes, A 84 .............. 11 Options méditerranéennes, A 87 .............. 10 Options méditerranéennes, A 88 ................ 8 Options méditerranéennes, A 120 .............. 7 Options méditerranéennes, A 110 .............. 3 Options méditerranéennes, A 120 .............. 3 Options méditerranéennes, A 121 .............. 1

Series B Options méditerranéennes, B 15 it. ver. ... 65 Options méditerranéennes, B 19 .............. 63 Options méditerranéennes, B 20 .............. 63 Options méditerranéennes, B 21 .............. 62 Options méditerranéennes, B 29 .............. 61 Options méditerranéennes, B 31 .............. 61 Options méditerranéennes, B 33 .............. 60 Options méditerranéennes, B 34 .............. 59 Options méditerranéennes, B 35 .............. 58 Options méditerranéennes, B 36 .............. 57 Options méditerranéennes, B 40 .............. 56 Options méditerranéennes, B 43 .............. 55 Options méditerranéennes, B 44 .............. 54 Options méditerranéennes, B 45 .............. 53 Options méditerranéennes, B 47 .............. 52 Options méditerranéennes, B 48 .............. 51 Options méditerranéennes, B 50 .............. 50 Options méditerranéennes, B 52 .............. 49 Options méditerranéennes, B 53 .............. 48 Options méditerranéennes, B 55 .............. 48 Options méditerranéennes, B 56 .............. 43 Options méditerranéennes, B 57 .............. 42 Options méditerranéennes, B 59 .............. 41 Options méditerranéennes, B 60 .............. 41 Options méditerranéennes, B 65 .............. 39 Options méditerranéennes, B 70 EN ........ 38 Options méditerranéennes, B 70 FR ........ 39 Options méditerranéennes, B 71 .............. 37 Options méditerranéennes, B 74 .............. 37

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