ETHNOBOTANICAL STUDY OF MEDICINAL FLORA IN THE ATRIPLEXAIES PLANTATION OF SAIDA - A HIGH LAND STEPIC CITY OF ALGERIA

With its Mediterranean climate in the north, arid in the south and the nature of its soil, Algeria possesses a particularly rich medicinal and aromatic plants flora, which are growing wild. An ethnobotanical survey to inventory and identify therapeutic uses of medicinal plants growing on Atriplexaies artificial plantation of Hasba - the city of Saida, commune of Moulay Larbi with local population and herborists. A total of 22 medicinal plants was recorded in the study area which were widespread on the local therapeutic uses of local population and herborists.