IMPACT OF TECHNICAL LANDFILL CENTERS ON FLORISTIC DIVERSITY (CASE OF RAS BOUIRA CENTER)Saida Akkouche, Nassima Guerrache, Rachida Bouderbala, Nassima Messrane, Nadia Belghali5, Hayat Dries and Leila KadikAbstract When human beings try to correct the harmful effects of most of their activities on the environment, they tend to make things more complicated. Good management of human activities can produce good results at the environmental level as well as at the economic and social levels. In this case, the management of household wastes is a good example, since from the first contact of suchwaste with the natural environment, its impact on the latter seems very clear; to this end, and with a view to studying the effect of controlled landfills, also known as CET (technical landfill) on vegetation; The Qualitative study and the monitoring of floristic diversity by the application of vegetation indices indicate a significant variability of vegetation of which 30.5% of the totality of the species inventoried in the old register are new species adapted to this ecosystem of which 13 new species have been inventoried. |