会议名称：2014世界木材日研讨会

会议时间：3月21-22日

报告摘要：

In morocco, a mosaic of remarkable and very typical Mediterranean ecosystem. As the Rifain fir forest, the steppe of Eastern alfa, argan Atlantic cedar, Thuya is specifically in the Atlas Mountains (Essaouira, Azemour, Idaoutanane…).and the Saharan erg and reg. 

The Thuya is a tree of the coniferous family, close to cedar, which grows only in Morocco. Special and luxurious cedar, hardwood is a recognizable by its dark red speckled with clusters of small dark brown spot and sometimes reasons veins golden color. Quality for this wood is its hardness, rarity, it has hundreds of textures, luxury appearance, the beautiful polished it manifests after polishing.

Speaker Biography

Dr. EL MOUSSAOUITI Mohammed, Professor of University Mohammed V, faculté des Sciences- Rabat, Morocco

PhD Chemistry 1983

Ahmed Talbaoui1, Naoual Jamaly1, 2, M’hamed Aneb1, Abdelkader Il Idrissi3, Mohammed Bouksaim2, Said Gmouh4, Saaïd Amzazi1, Mohammed El Moussaouiti5

Chemical composition and antibacterial activity of essential oils from six Moroccan plants

Comptes Rendus Chimie, Volume 14, Issue 6, June 2011, Pages 539–547

•Acylation de la cellulose par le chlorhydrate de chlorure de 3-pyridinoyl: application dans l’adsorption du plomb Pb2+

Rachid Bouhdadia, Mohammed El Moussaouitia, Béatrice Georgeb, Stéphane Molinab, André Merlinb

Slovak Forest Products Research Institute Bratislava: WOOD RESEARCH Vol.56 No.3 2011

•Kinetic and Isotherm Modeling of Methylene Blue Sorption onto Kraft Pulp Modified by Acylation

Rachid Bouhdadi, Mohammed El Moussouiti, Siham Benhadi, Beatrice George, Stéphane Molina, André Merlin:
 

Bio Resources, Vol 7, No 2 (2012) > El Moussaouiti

•KRAFT PULPING CHARACTERISTICS OF THREE MOROCCAN EUCALYPTI. PART 1. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF WOODS AND PULPS

Mohammed El Moussaouiti, Badr. Barcha, Ericka F. Alves, Raymond C. Francis

Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2012-09-12

•Trapping of p-coumaryl and coniferyl alcohol during soda-anthraquinone treatment: a means of estimating uncondensed β-O-4 structures in native lignin.

Ericka F EF Alves, Samar K SK Bose, Raymond C RC Francis, Mohammed M El Moussaouiti