Kafr Elsheikh University Directory

‫دلَن رصائن املاجضتري ًالدكتٌراة‬ ‫دلَن‬ ‫رصائن املاجضتري ًالدكتٌراة‬ ‫لمىىنٌحني ظاوعة‬ ‫كفز الشَخ‬ ‫2020-0020‬ ‫2020-0020‬‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫/‬ ‫/‬ ‫.‬ ‫رئيس الجامعة‬‫أ .د /فوزي على تركى‬ ‫(1)‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫/‬ ‫.‬ ‫.‬‫نائب رئيس الجامعة للدراسات العليا والبحوث‬ ‫أ .د /إبراهيم محمد أمان‬ ‫(2)‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫‪‬‬ ‫الصفحة‬ ‫الموضوع‬ ‫م‬ ‫اااة‬ ‫بياا ا اـصاااا ال ب لح ااىيد جىاال‬ ‫3‬ ‫و ا‬ ‫الم سااااااااااااااااا ي الااااااااااااااااا‬ ‫1‬ ‫اىيد جى ال‬ ‫ا‬ ‫ا‬ ‫ش اف بأس ام ا الح ا ـايد الح‬ ‫ا‬ ‫5‬ ‫و ا‬ ‫ة الم س ي ال‬ ‫2‬ ‫مد 1/7/2122 الل 23/6/1122‬ ‫شااااف بعناااا سد ساااا ات الم ساااا ي‬ ‫9‬ ‫ماد 1/7/2122 الال‬ ‫و ا فل الف‬ ‫ال‬ ‫3‬ ‫13/6/1122‬ ‫61‬ ‫ىيااااااااااااااااااااااااة ال اجااااااااااااااااااااااااة‬ ‫4‬ ‫25‬ ‫ىيااااااااااااااااااااااااة ال بيااااااااااااااااااااااااة‬ ‫ا‬ ‫ا‬ ‫5‬ ‫27‬ ‫الحي اااااااااااا‬ ‫ىيااااااااااااة ال اااااااااااا‬ ‫6‬ ‫19‬ ‫ىيااااااااااااة ال بيااااااااااااة النوجيااااااااااااة‬ ‫7‬ ‫69‬ ‫ا‬ ‫ىياااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااة ا‬ ‫8‬ ‫(3)‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫و ا‬ ‫ال‬ ‫سي‬ ‫ة الم‬ ‫ىيد جىل‬ ‫بي ا اـص ال ب لح‬ ‫مد 12/72/2122ـ ل 23/62/1122‬ ‫فل الف‬ ‫المجموع‬ ‫و ا‬ ‫ال‬ ‫سي‬ ‫الم‬ ‫النوع‬ ‫الكىية‬ ‫73‬ ‫22‬ ‫71‬ ‫ذ‬ ‫ال اجة‬ ‫23‬ ‫21‬ ‫81‬ ‫انال‬ ‫22‬ ‫4‬ ‫61‬ ‫ذ‬ ‫ال بية‬ ‫41‬ ‫7‬ ‫7‬ ‫انال‬ ‫31‬ ‫4‬ ‫9‬ ‫ذ‬ ‫ال‬ ‫22‬ ‫21‬ ‫21‬ ‫انال‬ ‫الحي‬ ‫8‬ ‫2‬ ‫6‬ ‫ذ‬ ‫ا‬ ‫ا‬ ‫4‬ ‫2‬ ‫2‬ ‫انال‬ ‫-‬ ‫-‬ ‫-‬ ‫ذ‬ ‫ال بية‬ ‫5‬ ‫2‬ ‫3‬ ‫انال‬ ‫النوجية‬ ‫151‬ ‫36‬ ‫88‬ ‫اإل مااااااااااااا لل‬ ‫(4)‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬‫وْف ثؤٍّبء اٌجبؽض١ٓ اٌؾبٍٕ١ٓ ػٍٝ كهعخ اٌّبعَز١و ٚاٌلوزٛهاح‬ 2211/6/32 ٌٝ‫ِٓ 1/7/2122 ا‬ N Name ‫ىية ال اجة‬ ‫ا ال : الم س ي‬ 1 Zeinab Mahmoud Mohamed Abu Benaia 2 Elham Nassim Hassan Shams Eldin 3 Seham Ali Mohamed Saad Abou zied 4 MAHMOUD ABD ELHAMID OMRAN DAWOOD 5 Hewida Mohammed Beiden Abd El Hamid 6 Ahmed El-Sayed Sallam Sallam 7 George Morris Nasr 8 Dina Ameen Mohamed Abdulmajid 9 Lamiaa Gameil Hamed Abd El- Hameed 10 Walaa Abd El-Latif Abd Al-Aziz Mohamed Shaaban 11 Saad Mohamed Ghammry Ebraheem 12 Reda Mohammed El-sharkawy 13 Aly Aly Hassan Sharshar 14 HANAN MOHAMED ABD EL-GHANY KHEDR 15 Abd Allah El-Sayed Mohammed Khedr 16 Bakr Abou EL-Fotouh Bedeer Mohamed 17 Ibrahim Ali Ahmed Sheta 18 Hasnaa Abd El-Hamid FArid Gazy 19 NADIA MOHAMMED ABD EL-HADY 20 Anas Mohamed Safaa El-den Ali Sharshar 21 Abd El-Fatah sobhy Ghareb Rizk Sorour 22 Mohamed Abbas Tawfik Gomaa 23 Azhar Mostafa Abo El-Ez Mohamed 24 Mohammed Mahmmoud Mohammed Helal 25 ENAS GOMMAH AL I BAHGAT EL-FADLEY 26 Ahmed Abd El-Rhman Mohamed Elmahdy 27 Reham Mohamed Kamel 28 Nermeen Mohamed Tolba El-Morsy 29 Noha EL-Dssouky Ramdan 30 Amr Ahmed Abd-Elnaby Khedr ‫و ا‬ ‫ث ني : ال‬ 1 Sabry Farouk Esmail Al-Borhamy 2 El-Sayed Mohamed Omar Ahmed 3 Ayman Fouad Abd Elhady Ashour 4 Helmy Kotb Mohamed Zaghloul 5 Yasser Mabrouk Mandour El-Diahy 6 Asmaa Mohamed Ali El-Ghobary 7 Ibrahim Fathy Ibrahim Khafagy 8 Nariman Mohamed Abd El-Salam El-Taweleh 9 MAHMOUD MOHAMED HAMZA EL-DEEP )5(

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ 10 Abd El Hamed Egeila Abd El Hamed Egeila 11 Hassan Mohamed El-Nabawy A .Hegazy 12 HAYSSAM MOHAMED ALI MOHAMED HASSAN 13 Maher Mohamed Abd El-Wahed 14 Emad Saleh Hamed 15 MOSHIRA AHMED IBRAHIM EL-SHAMI 16 Rania Anwar Ali Khedr 17 Alaa Mohamed El-Mahdy Ahmed Shaheen 18 Botros Boushra Youssef Mikhael 19 Amal Mohamed Awed El-Borhamy 20 Mohamed Sobhi Aly Hathot 21 RASHAD ABD-ELMONEEM AHMED 22 RASHAD ABD-ELMONEEM AHMED 23 Samira Ahmed Fouad Hassan El-Okkiah 24 Wael El-Said Gabr Ibrahim 52 Naglaa Abdelbaset Abdelazeem Taha 26 Zahia Salim Abd El-Hamed Gibrel 27 Mahmoud Abdel-Fatah Mahmoud Younis 28 Mona Fathy Abd- El Aziz Salama 29 Samaa Farouk Morsy El Barky 30 Roshdy Shwkey Roshdy Eladwy 31 Elhosseiny Ahmed Elhosseiny ELnefeily 32 Asmaa Mohamed Ahmed Taha Ali ‫ىية ال بية‬ ‫ا ال :الم س ي‬ 1 Ashraf Ghazy Ismail Douidar 2 Sanaa Abdul Nabi Ahmad Ramadan 3 Shimaa Abd El- Rauf El-Said Abd El-Rhman Elewa 4 Rania Mabrouk Mabrouk Ziadah 5 Mohamed Mustafa Ali El Seeady 6 Hany Zaky Abd Elsalam Alnaggar 7 Ashraf Safwat Helmy Foad 8 ASHRAF AHMED EL-SAYED KAOUD 9 Ashraf Rateb Mohammed Ali 10 Abd El-Raouf Mohamed Abd El-Raouf Hafina 11 Mahmoud Mohamed Kamel Awad 12 Hamdy Ahmed Ibrahim Ghanem 13 Amina Ahmed Ibrahem Abd Elaal 14 Ashraf Abd EL-Maksoud Morsy EL-Shenawy 15 Ramy Awad Saad El-Naem 16 Walid Ismail Abd El-Gwad Ismail 17 Mahmoud Mohamed Saad Abd El-Fatah 18 Asmaa Tag Mustafa Abou Assal 19 Shimaa Fathy Ibrahiem Header 20 Saad Ibrahim Ibrahim Al-Hawary 21 Warda Foaad Kotab El – Ghnam )6(

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫و ا‬ ‫ال‬ 1 Nagla Fathy Zanata 2 Taghreed Ahmad Seleemah 3 Shimaa El-saeed ebaid El- Shahawy 4 Essam Salah Abd El bari EL shami 5 Alaa Abd El – Wahob Okosha 6 Amal Mohamed Ahmed Zayed 7 Ghada Fathy Yousef Yousef 8 Khamis Abdelbaky Ali Negm Rizc 9 Yousreya Ahmed Ali Elhamshary 10 Marwa Ahmed Refat Naeem 11 Ahmed Said mahmoud mahmoud Al-Ahwal ‫الحي‬ ‫ال‬ ‫الم س ي‬ 1 Shaimaa Elbaz Abd El-Mohsen Abo El-Ela 2 Saad Bedeir Hassan El-Shanwany 3 Attia Abd Allah Abou zaid 4 Awatef Hamed Said- Ahmed Hamouda 5 Mayada Abd El Fattah Ali Mohamed 6 Mohamed Wadea Mohamed Elgendy 7 Samr Hamdy Kassem 8 Eatmad Rshad Khalifa Hamid 9 WESSAM REFAAT BASSIOUNY EL BEHERY 10 Shimaa Mohamed Shehata El-Kerady 11 AMANY MOHAMED AHMED TAHA 12 Mohsen Adnan Al-Bashbeeshi 13 Tamer Ibrahem EL- Sayed Bostan 14 Eman Mohamed El Said El Sherbeney 15 Ibrahim Mohammed Ibrahim Abo –Yadak 1 Radi Ali Mohamed El-Sheikh 2 Nagham Rafeek Ibrahim EL-Saidy 3 Rania Mohamed Mohamed Ghanem 4 Hasaballah Abd El-Gawad Abd El-Salam Aboul-Ghait 5 Weam Mohammed Baher 6 Gamilat Abu El-Magd El-Said Abdel Raouf 7 MONA ALI HASSAN ROMIA 8 Hend Mohammed El-Sheikh 9 Nermeen Awad Ibrahem 10 SABREEN EZZAT FADL 11 HEBA SAFAA ELDIN SHETA 12 Abeer Ibrahem Hassan Said Ahmed 13 DOAA HUSNI ABD ELBARY ABD ELHADY 14 Walid Maged Mohamed Elmonir ‫ىية ا ا‬ ‫الم س ي‬ 1 Ekramy maher Abdel Aziz Altip )7(

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ 2 Mohammed Abd Elsalam Hassan Hassan El Baz 3 Hamid Mahmoud Hussien El- Tantawy 4 Amira Sabry Ismail Bahloul 5 Asmaa Hosny Abdul Hamïd 5 Mahmoud Sid-Ahmed El-Bagoury 6 Amgad Fathi Ragab Abd Elfattah ‫و ا‬ ‫ال‬ 1 Karima Ramadan Refae Ramadan 2 Zenhom El-Sayed Ibrahim Mohammed Magd 3 Ehab Lo tfy Elbrens El-Said ‫ال بية النوجية‬ ‫الم س ي‬ 1 Amira Mohamed Hesham Mohamed Okasha 2 Sara Abd El-Hamid Ahmed Ahmed Hassan 3 Asmaa Ibraheem Taha Ibraheem ‫و ا‬ ‫ال‬ 1 Rasha Abdallah Gawish )8(

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫وْف ثؼٕبٚ٠ٓ هٍبئً اٌّبعَز١و ٚاٌلوزٛهاح‬ 2211/6/31 ٌٝ‫فٝ اٌفزوح ِٓ 1/7/2122 ا‬ N ‫ىية ال اجة‬ ‫الم س ي‬ 1 ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF SOIL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS The Economics of Some Vegetable Crops Production in Open and Green 2 houses fields in Dakahlia Governorate NUTRITIONAL EVALUATION OF SOME LEGUMES BY-PRODUCTS 3 AS A NON – CONVENTIONAL FEEDSTUFF IN DIETS OF NILE TILAPIA (Oreochromis niloticus) FINGERLINGES USE OF PROBIOTIC AND PREBIOTIC AS FEED ADDITIVES IN FISH 4 FEEDING PHYSIOLOGICAL AND NUTRITIONAL STUDIES ON IMPROVING GOWTH OF NILE TILAPIA (OREOCHROMIS NILOTICUS) 5 FINGERLINGS USING SOME MEDICINAL PLANTS AS A FEEED ADDITIVE 6 Nutritional Studies on Warm Water Fishes EFFECT OF SOME PESTICIDES ON THE CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS 7 OF SOME STORED GRAINS AND IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION 8 Genetic studies for drought tolerance in rice (Oryza sativa L.) GENETIC AND CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF WHEAT GENOME 9 EVOLUTION A STUDY OF SOME FACTORS CORRELATED AND DETERMINED OF THE ATTITUES OF RURAL WOMEN TOWARD SMALL PROJECTS IN 10 KAFREL-ARAB VILLAGE IN DESOUQ DISTRICT,KAFR EL-SHIEKH GOVERNORATE Determinants and Problems of Beneficaries Settlement at new communities, 11 western region of El-Mansour and Metoubess, Kafrelsheikh Governorate Astudy to analyse the content of agricultural extension magazine about rural 12 woman development subjects during the beriod from 1999 to 2009 EFFECT OF SOME SOWING METHODS AND WEED CONTROL 13 TREATMENTS ON ONION (Allium cepa L.) CROP AND POPULATION WEEDS PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON SOME 14 INDOOR PLANTS EFFECT OF NITROGEN FERTILIZER SOURCES ON YIELD, QUALITY 15 AND CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF OYSTER MUSHROOM EVALUATION OF SOME GENOTYPES OF RICE CROP UNDER 16 NORMAL AND SALINE SOIL EFFECT OF PLANTING METHODS AND NITROGEN LEVELS ON THE 17 PRODUCTIVTY OF SOME HYBRIDS AND INBRED RICE CULTIVARS EFFECT OF DIFFERENT IRRIGATION TREATMENTS AND HARVEST 18 TIME ON HYBRID RICE PRODUCTIVITY . )9(

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ EFFECT OF MINERAL, ORGANIC MANURE AND BIO- 19 FERTILIZATION ON YIELD AND ITS COMPONENTS OF FABA BEAN COMBINING ABILITY AND HETEROSIS FOR BREAD WHEAT UNDER 20 STRESS AND NORMAL IRRIGATION TREATMENTS EVALUATION OF SOME PROMISING AROMATIC RICE LINES 21 UNDER EARLY AND LATE SOWING THE EFFECT OF SEED CLASSES AND DATE OF SOWING ON THE 22 PRODUCTIVITY OF SOME RICE VARIETIES. EFFECT OF SOWING DATES AND GROWTH REGULATORS ON SEED 23 YIELD AND QUALITY OF SOME SOYBEAN CULTIVARS Utilization of Potato Processing Waste for production of Single Cell Protein 24 by Candida utilis. LACTOBACILLI STRAINS AND THEIR APPLICATION IN DAIRY 25 PRODUCTSI BAHGAT EL-FADLEY FAT CONTENT IMPACT ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF SOFT CHEESE 26 PRODUCED BY ULTRAFILTRATION Experimental Simulation of Thermal Buoyancy Natural Ventilation in a 27 Single-Space Structure Using Fine-Bubble Technique MODIFICATION THE FEEDING MECHANISM OF A SEED DRILLING 28 MACHINE TO BE USED AS A PLANTER ANTAGONISTIC ACTIVITY OF EPICOCCUM SPAGAINST SOME 29 PLANT PATHOGENIC AGENTS Serological and Biochemical Studies on Erwinia carotovora (Jones) the Causal 30 Agent of Soft Rot Disease on Potato ‫و ا‬ ‫ال‬ Sire evaluation of Egyptian buffaloes 1 EFFECT OF SOURCE AND LEVEL OF WATER HYACINTH ON THE 2 PERFORMANCE OF NILE TILAPIA Oreochromis niloticus STUDY OF SOME MOLECULAR GENETIC LOCI AFFECTING SOMATIC CELL SCORE AND MILK YIELD TRAITS TO IMPROVE 3 RESISTANCE TO MASTITIS IN FRIESIAN COWS AND CROSSES UNDER EGYPTIAN CONDITIONS Changes In Leptin Concentrations throughout Gestation and Post-Partum 4 Period In Egyptian Buffalo – Cows 5 Synchronization Of OvSynch And HeatSynch In Friesian Cows And Heifers Studies on Some Insect Pests Infesting Cotton Plants and Their Natural 6 Enemies at Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate PROMISING ROLE OF SOME AROMATIC PLANTS FOR THE 7 MANAGEMENT OF Bemisia tabaci 8 INTEGRATED CONTROL OF SOME STORED GRAIN PESTS EFFECT OF USING ACTIVE EFFECTIVE MICROORGANISMS AS AN 9 ALTERNATIVE ANTIBIOTICS IN LOCAL DOMESTIC FOWLS NUTRITION An Analytical Study For Consumer Satisfaction About quality Of Food goods 10 subsidized In Some villages At Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate ) 11 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ Technological Gap of Irrigation Improvement Project at Some Villages In Kfar 11 EL-Sheikh Governorate EFFECT OF IRRIGATION WITH TREATED WASTEWATER ON 12 GROWTH, ANATOMY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION FOR TWO TIMBER TREE SPECIES RESPONSE OF TOMATO GROWTH,YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY TO 13 GRAFTING UNDER DIFFERENT NITROGEN LEVELS IN THE OPEN FIELD Study of the Effect of Fertilization and Irrigation Levels on Growth, Production 14 and Chemical Contents of Brassica alba L. Under Sinai Conditions EFFECT OF SOME STRESS 15 CONDITIONS ON SOME YIELD AND TECHNOLOGY CHARACTERS IN BREAD WHEAT(Triticum aestivum, L.) EFFECT OF MINERAL AND ORGANIC NITROGEN FERTILIZERS ON 16 PRODUCTIVITY OF SOME BARLEY VARIETIES UNDER SALINITY STRESS EFFECT OF RHIZOBIAL INOCULATION, SOURCES OF NITROGEN 17 FERTILIZATION AND POST HARVEST TO THRESHING PERIOD ON YIELD AND SEED QUALITY OF SOME SOYBEAN CULTIVARS. Fertilizer requirements for hybrid rice 18 of planting methods, harvesting time and retting on yield and quality of flax EFFECT OF MINERAL, ORGANIC MANURE AND BIO-FERTILIZATION 19 ON YIELD AND ITS COMPONENTS OF FABA BEAN 20 Studies on Wheat Breeding 21 PATHOLOGICALSTUDIES ON RICE FALSE SMUT DISEASE IN EGYPT Further studies on downy mildew of 22 cucumber in Egypt CONTROL THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS RESULTED FROM SOME 23 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS ON VICIA FABA BY USING FOLIAR SPRAY WITH CERTAIN GROWTH REGULATORS Studies on Bakanae Disease of Rice Caused by Gibberella fujikuroi (Fusarium 24 moniliforme) in Egypt. Studies on the control of watermelon wilt disease caused by Fusarium 25 oxysporum f. sp. Niveum TECHNOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL STUDIES ON OSTRICH 26 MEAT 27 Thin layer drying of garlic slices using infrared The Educational Impacts of hybrid rice 28 Demonstration Fields among Farmers in some Districts, Kafr El – Sheikh Governorate. Knowledge And Practices of Rural Woman About The Safety And 29 Rationalization of Food Consumption in Kafr EL-Sheikh Governorate 30 The Economics of Fishery Farms in Egypt An Econometric Study to the Sugar Crops in 31 KafrEl-sheikh and El-Menia Governorates Response of chrysanthemum cv. " Monaliza White" and safflower cv. " 32 Zanzibar" to some fertilization treatments ) 11 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫ىياة ال بيااة‬ ‫الم س ي‬ 1 Aesthetical Education in islamanalytical study THE EFFICTIVENESS OF A TRAINING PROGRAMME OF AUDITORY 2 AND VISUAL PERCEPTION TO REDUCE SCIENCE LEARNING DISABILITIES FORTHE STUDENTS OF THE SECOND CYCLE OF THE BASIC EDUCATION 3 Effectiveness Of Curiosity Training in Improvment some Cognitive Variables Among Educable Mentally Retarded. A Thesis Submitted 4 The impact of structural Learning model in the Social Studies on the studying , developing the achievement of motivation and skills of taking decision at sixth grade students from the Basic Education Stage. 5 Effectiveness of Teaching Via a Multimedia Program in Developing First year Secondary stage Students ` Scientific Communication and Critical Thinkingin Physic. 6 Effectiveness of a suggested program based on the theory of Multiple Intelligences in the development of some scientific concepts and skills of scientific inquiry in biology among Students of Secondary Stage 7 The Effect of a Suggested Strategy of Teaching Algebra on Achievement and Attitude towards Mathematics among Slow Learner Students in the Second Cycle of Basic Education . 8 The Effectiveness of Internet Discussion Group on Developing Some Composition Writing Skillsof First Year Secondary School Students. 9 The Effectiveness of a Suggested Remedial Program for Tackling Students’ Difficulties in Translation at the Secondary Stage 10 The Effectiveness of Using Some Metacognitive Strategies on Developing Sixth Grade Students’ Science Achievement and Reflective Thinking 11 The Effectiveness of a Suggested programme for Developing Syntactic and Morphological skills in Basic Education Ninth Grade Students’ Reading Performance . 12 The Effectiveness of the Natural and Communicative Approaches in Developing Fifth Graders Listening Skill and Attitudes towards English 13 The Effectiveness of a Preventive Approach on Teaching Dedication to Students of the First Elementary Education Stage 14 The Effectiveness of a Suggested Computer Program in Developing the Skills of Using Electronic Tables Program for Secondary Commercial Schools Students 15 Synthesis, Characterization of New 4-Amino Triazine Derivatives and their Applications 16 Structure and Physical Properties Study of Nano Porous Materials 17 Transport Properties Study of Nano Porous Materials 18 Behavioral patterns of personality and quality of life In a sample of adolescent diabetics 19 School Violence and Its Relationship To Some Psychological and ) 12 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ Demorgraphical Variables For Females At Adolescent Stage 20 The Effectiveness Of A program Of Cognitive Behavior Therapy To Reduce Testing Anxiety To The General Secondary School Students 21 Family interaction and its relation with behavioral disorders in a sample of children at a stage of late childhood ( Pyastric – Clinic Study ) ‫و اه‬ ‫ال‬ 1 EDUCATION AND REFORMATION OF ARAB REASON “A CRITIQUE OF MOHAMED ABED EL-JABRI THOUGHT” 2 and its Instructional Requirements for Constructing a Systemic of Family Values Students of the Second Cycle of Basic Education 3 The Effectiveness of a Social Skill Training Program and a Behavioral Cognitive Program in Reducing the Intensity of Personality Avoidance Disorders among University Students 4 The Effectiveness of a Social Skill Training Program and a Behavioral Cognitive Program in Reducing the Intensity of Personality Avoidance Disorders among University Students 5 The Effectiveness Of a Behavioral - Cognitive Program and a Religious – Counseling - Psychological one in Developing life Satisfaction Among a sample of Teachers Having Chronic Disease 6 Effectiveness Of Aprogramm To Develop Some Self - Regulated Learning skills On Learning Achievement and Achievement Motivation On The Light The Learning Styles Performences of pupils at the second stage of basic education 7 Effectiveness of working memory training program for improvement of some cognitive variables of dyslexic pupils in First stage of Basic Education 8 Study of Effects of Multimedia Program on the Development Thinking Abilities in Mathematics Grade Students-of Ninth 9 A Suggested Program to Remediate the Common Errors of Quran Recitation and Comprehension of the Ninth Year Basic Education Stage 10 Developing an Electronic English Unit and Investigating the Effect of Its Teaching via the Internet on the Mastery of University Learners Language Skills and Their Creative Abilities 11 The Effectiveness of a Remedial Computer-Assisted Language Learning Program Based on the Eclectic Approach in Developing Prospective Teachers English Grammar 12 The Effectiveness of a proposed programme to develop oral linguistic production skills for first year secondary school students in the light of grammatical styles and structures . ‫الحي‬ ‫ىية ال‬ ‫الم س ي‬ 1 EVALUATION OF IMPORTED AND EGYPTIAN FISH MEALS IN POULTRY DIETS 2 The effect of external parasites on clinicopathological changes of freshwater fish exposed to environmental pollutants. 3 STUDIES ON PARASITIC BLOOD DISEASES IN FRESHWATER FISH IN KAFR EL- SHEIKH GOVERNORATE ) 13 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ 4 BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF SOME HYPOLIPIDEMIC FACTORS IN JAPANESE QUAIL 5 SOME studies ON DIGESTIVE TROUBLES IN NEWLY BORN CALVES 6 CLINICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF SOME TRACE ELEMENTS DEFICIENCIES IN BUFFALOE CALVES 7 ROLE OF VETERINARY EXTENSION SERVICES IN CHICKEN COCCIDIOSIS CONTROL 8 THE ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AFFECTIING CHICKEN IMMUNITY 9 POULTRY DISEASES RELATED TO UNHYGIENIC HOUSES 10 SOME STUDIES ON HAFNIA ALVEI INFECTIONS IN CHICKENS IN EL-GHARBIA GOVERNORATE 11 Serological Response of Broiler Chickens to Avian Influenza Vaccines Used in Egypt. 12 Genetic Diversity of Listeria monocytogenes in Bovine Mastitis 13 Drug interaction of using diclazuril and. maduramicin alone or together in controlling cecal coccidiosis in chicken 14 A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN CONTROLLING AEROMONAS HYDROPHILA INFECTION IN CULTURED FRESHWATER FISH 1 EFFECT OF FOWL VICES ON ITS HEALTH AND IMMUNITY 2 Black cloud as an environmental pollutant and its effect on animal and poultry health 3 Effect of some feed additives on productivity and immunity of poultry 4 ENHANCEMENT OF THE FOLLICULAR GROWTH AS À PREREQUISTE FOR HORMONAL TREATMENT OF OVARIAN INACTIVITY IN BUFFALO 5 IMPROVMENT MICROBIAL QUALITY OF MEAT BY IRRADIATION 6 Studies on Psychrotrophic Bacteria in Milk and Some Dairy Products 7 Enumeration and isolation of some faecal organisms in milk and some dairy products 8 THE EFFECT OF ADDITION OF SOME ANTIOXIDANTS ON EFFICACY OF ANTICOCCIDIALS IN CHICKENS 9 CHARACTERIZATION OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA TOXINS FROM PNEUMONIC FARM ANIMALS BY USING PCR 10 ADVANCED STUDIES ON LEPTIN AND SOME BIOCHEMICAL PARAMATERS IN LACTATING BUFFALOES 11 INDUCED HYPOVITAMINOSIS A IN GOATS 12 Studies on hemonchosis in sheep at gharbia governorate 13 Immunohaematological and Cytochemical studies on some Neoplastic diseases on poultry 14 Complemental study on: Zoonoses severity via duck and via chicken ) 14 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫ىية ا ا‬ ‫الم س ي‬ 1 Semantic lesson in Fath al-Qadeer of acanthoid A letter of introduction to obtain a masters degree Of student 2 The Structure of Sentence in the poems of Mahmoud Ghoneim Semantic and Grammatical Study 3 The grammatical positions of the structural vocabularies in the works of Usof Edress( D 1991) ( a syntactic and semantic study) 4 The Function of the Female Characters In Willa Cathers Novels: A Study in Theme and Technique 5 Power and Politeness in Quranic Discourse: A Pragmatic Approach 6 Postcolonialism in Wole Soyinkas Drama A Study of Selected Plays 7 A Geomorphological Study by using Geographical Information System and Remote Sensing ‫و اه‬ ‫ال‬ 1 Greek – Persian Relations during the Period of the Persian Achaemenid Family (550 – 330 B. C): A Historical and Cultural Study 2 The Climatically Optimal Zones for Cultivating Fruit Crops in the Delta of Nile : A Study in Applied Climatology 3 Transport In Kafr El – sheikh District A study in Economic Geography B y Using (G.I.S) ‫ىية ال بية النوجية‬ ‫الم س ي‬ 1 SINGING INDUSTRY IN IBN KHALDOUNs INTRODUCTION AND USING IT IN TEACHING SOME BRANCHES OF ARABIC MUSIC 2 Suggested Curriculum in Music Education in the Light of National Standards for Kindergarten in Egypt 3 FIELD STUDY ON THE CRAFT OF CURTAINS FRINGE& PASSEMENTERIE IN MAHALET MARHOUM FOR UTILIZATION OF IT IN SCIENTIFIC AUTHORIES ‫و اه‬ ‫ال‬ 1 Innovated Trends in Designing Metallic Artwork and Jewelries Using Textile Structures ) 15 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫كمَـة الشراعـــة‬ ‫أًالً :املاجضتري‬ ‫( 61 )‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫اإلقتصاد الشراعى‬ ‫1- ى٠ٕت ِؾّٛك ِؾّل أثٛ ثٕب٠خ‬ ‫اٌزم١١ُ اإللزٖبكٜ ٌّْوٚػبد رؾَ١ٓ اٌزوثخ‬ Zeinab Mahmoud Mohamed Abu Benaia ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF SOIL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS Abstractagricultural land, particularly old land , since about 55% of the land classified as third or fourth degree,it was necessary to assess and evaluate the causes of soil degradation as a basis to carry outimprovement and maintenance work on these lands, prevention and addressing the causes ofdegradation in order to improve land properties to optimize the productivity of land. This effectreflected on increasing agricultural production and as a result the national income increase.Study is intended to estimating the net financial return and economic Alfdany for some major cropsafter the improvement of land transactions in some areas of Kafr El-Sheikh, estimate return poundspent on crop production under consideration in the improved and unimproved land counterpart anestimate of the cost factor of local resources for these crops. ----------------------------------------------------- ٓ٠‫2- اٌٙبَ َٔ١ُ ؽـَٓ ٌّّ اٌل‬ ‫الزٖبك٠بد أزبط ثؼ٘ ِؾبٕ١ً اٌقٚو فٟ ظً ٔظبِٟ اٌؾمً اٌّىْٛف‬ ‫ٚاٌٖٛة فٟ ِؾبفظخ اٌللٍٙ١خ‬ Elham Nassim Hassan Shams Eldin The Economics of Some Vegetable Crops Production in Open and Green houses fields in Dakahlia Governorate Abstract The economics of some vegetable crops production in open and green hauses fieldes in Dakahliagovernorate. Vegetable crops play an important role in the Egyptian agriculture. The aim of this study ismaximize the production of the crops. The research methodology based on descriptive tools such as generaltrend. The study is decomposed of four chapters. The first is concerned with theoretical framework andliterature review. Second, deals with the present situation of vegetable crops. The third, deals the productioneconomics of the crops in the open fields, where the last chapter presents the production economics of thecrops in the green houses. ) 17 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ُ‫شعبة اجملتىع الزٍف‬ ْ‫1- ٚالء ػجل اٌٍط١ف ػجل اٌؼي٠ي ِؾّل ّؼجب‬ ‫كهاٍخ ثؼ٘ اٌؼٛاًِ اٌّورجطخ ٚاٌّؾلكح إلرغبٖ اٌو٠ف١بد ٔؾٛ اٌّْوٚػبد‬ ‫اٌٖغ١وح فٝ لو٠خ وفو اٌؼوة ِووي كٍٛق ِؾبفظخ وفواٌْ١ـ‬ Walaa Abd El-Latif Abd Al-Aziz Mohamed Shaaban A STUDY OF SOME FACTORS CORRELATED AND DETERMINED OF THE ATTITUES OF RURAL WOMEN TOWARD SMALL PROJECTS IN KAFREL-ARAB VILLAGE IN DESOUQ DISTRICT,KAFR EL-SHIEKH GOVERNORATE Abstract The small projects are considered the cornerstone in the socio - economic development due to theirpositive effects on the national economy, secuning new job oppontimities , increasing investmentsroising the added value and facilating the integration the econonic have been standed the smalprojects it may the addedthat they have a vitalrole in achieving the social and economic developmentbecause they canetutie about 80-90% of work instituting in mony country . the small projects have agood share in exports beside their role in improving the individual income and raising the levels ofliring.The main objective of the study was to investigate the independent variables related to attitudes ofrural women small projects. This main objective was achieved through the following, objectives:To identify variables correlated with attitudes of rural women toward the small projects.To identify the variables that determine attitudes of rural women toward small projects.To identify the relative impact of determining variables on attitudes of rural women toward the smallprojects. ---------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- ُ١٘‫2- ٍؼل ِؾّل غّوٞ اثوا‬ ‫ِؾلكاد ِْٚىالد اٍزمواه إٌّزفؼ١ٓ ثبٌّغزّؼبد‬ ‫اٌغل٠لح ثّٕطمزٟ غوة إٌّٖٛه ِٚطٛثٌ - ِؾبفظخ وفواٌْ١ـ‬ Saad Mohamed Ghammry Ebraheem Determinants and Problems of Beneficaries Settlement at new communities, western region of El-Mansour andMetoubess, Kafrelsheikh Governorate AbstractThis study aims at identifying the level of settlement of Beneficaries, discovering the factors that arerelated to settlement, the factors that explain the variance in settlement, and investigating anddetecting most problems and obstacles that face beneficaries and hinder their settlement at new areasin Kafrelsheikh Governorate.To realize these objectives, data were collected from a systematic random sample, of 360 settlersrepresenting beneficaries from western region of El-Mansour, and 340 settlers representing fromMetoubess, by an interview schedule which be designed and protested on the basic of relevantliterature and the theoretical framework.Descriptive statistics and table presentation were used to display study findings. Average, weightedmeans, ranges percentages. Means, mode, standard deviations, zero order, correlation ) 18 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي اإلرشاد الشراعى‬ ٞٚ‫هٙب ِؾّل ػجل اٌّغ١ل ثَ١ٟٛٔ اٌْولب‬ ‫كهاٍخ ٌزؾٍ١ً ِّْٚٛ ِغٍخ اإلهّبك اٌيهاػٟ فٟ اٌّٛٙٛػبد اٌّزؼٍمخ‬ َ2229 ٝ‫ثزّٕ١خ اٌّوأح اٌو٠ف١خ فالي اٌفزوح ِٓ 9991 ؽز‬ Reda Mohammed El-sharkawy Astudy to analyse the content of agricultural extension magazine about rural woman development subjects during the beriod from 1999 to 2009 Abstract The main objective of this study is to analyse the content of agricultural extension magazine aboutrural woman development subjects during the period from 1999 to 2009.The results were as following: The content of agricultural extension magazine covered twenty tow ruralwoman subjects, the topics of health veterinary, the corners and the scientific article and the imagesthat service health veterinary topics achieved the largest attention. ) 19 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ُ‫قضي اإلتنتا ايحٌَاتن‬ ‫1- ٍٙبَ ػٍٟ ِؾّل ٍؼل أثٛى٠ل‬ ‫اٌزم١١ُ اٌغنائٟ ٌجؼ٘ ِقٍفبد اٌجمٌٛ١بد وّٛاك غنائ١خ غ١و رمٍ١ل٠خ فٟ ػالئك إجؼ١ـــبد‬ ٝ‫اٌجٍطٟ إٌ١ٍـــ‬ Seham Ali Mohamed Saad Abou zied NUTRITIONAL EVALUATION OF SOME LEGUMES BY-PRODUCTS AS A NON – CONVENTIONAL FEEDSTUFF IN DIETS OF NILE TILAPIA (Oreochromis niloticus) FINGERLINGES Abstract This work was carried out in the Wet Fish Lab., Department of Animal Production, Faculty ofAgriculture, KafrelSheikh University during summer season, 2008. for 14weeks to study the effect ofdietary supplementations of some legumes by-products ( faba bean hulls ,pea hulls ,cowpea hulls )were treated by Pleurotous ostreatus at three levels (0, 25, 50 and 75%) on growth parameters, feedutilization, body composition and preliminary economical evaluation of Nile tilapia (Oreochromisniloticus) fingerlings.A total of 300 fish with average initial body weight 3.55 g , were randomlystocked into 30 aquaria (10 fish in each). Prior to the start of the experiment, the fishes were adaptedto a basal commercial diet [control diet (T1)] containing 31.05% for two weeks.Fish in all treatment were daily fed the experimental diets at a level of 3% of the body weight daily.The feed amount was given at two times daily. Fish were weighed weekly and the feed amounts wereadjusted on the basis of the new weight. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2- ِؾّٛك ػجل اٌؾّ١ل ػّواْ كاٚك‬ ‫اٍزقلاَ اٌجوٚث١ٛر١ه ٚاٌجو٠ج١ٛر١ه وبٙبفبد غنائ١خ‬ ‫فٟ ػالئك األٍّبن‬ MAHMOUD ABD ELHAMID OMRAN DAWOOD USE OF PROBIOTIC AND PREBIOTIC AS FEED ADDITIVES IN FISH FEEDING Abstract In this study we examined use of digestive enzyme in herbivorous fish e.g. Rabbitfish, Siganusrevulatus and Red tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus X O. mozambicus to determined if these fish arecapable of digesting a diet rich in refractory polysaccharides, (fiber). Through use of exogenousfibrolytic enzyme (ZADO®) extracted from anaerobic bacterium. And compared with a commercial feedadditive of Biogen® and yeast as a Prebiotic and Probiotic growth enhancement. Three feeding trialswere conducted to study the Use different levels of exogenous fibrolytic enzyme sourcing fromZADO®, and Comparing between Probiotic ZADO® and Bacillus subtilis in mixture with digestiveenzymes, garlic and ginger compound (Biogen®), and yeast. All the experiments have studied theeffect of feed additives (ZADO®, Biogen®, and Yeast) on growth, survival, feed intake, feedconversion ratio, protein utilization, and cost-benefit analysis. ) 21 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫3- ٘ٛ٠لا ِؾّل ثل٠ٓ ػجل اٌؾّ١ل‬ ‫كهاٍبد فَ١ٌٛٛع١خ ٚغنائ١خ ػٍٝ رؾَ١ٓ إٌّٛ ألٕجؼ١بد أٍّبن‬ ‫اٌجٍطٝ إٌ١ٍٝ ثؤٍزقلاَ ثؼ٘ إٌجبربد اٌطج١خ وؤٙبفبد غنائ١خ‬ Hewida Mohammed Beiden Abd El Hamid PHYSIOLOGICAL AND NUTRITIONAL STUDIES ON IMPROVING GOWTH OF NILE TILAPIA (OREOCHROMIS NILOTICUS) FINGERLINGS USING SOME MEDICINAL PLANTS AS A FEEED ADDITIVE Abstract This study was conducted, to assessing the impact of four different types of medicinalplants (the roots of ginger , Cresson seed , Alpinia seed and Ipecdcuanha roots ) on thegrowth performance and feed efficiency and physiological calibration of Nile Tilapia fish.Hasbeen applied thirteen treatment three levels of ginger root, Cresson seed, Alpinia seed androots of Ipecdcuanha (0.50, 1.0, 2.0 %) added to the treatment of control unit.Resultsshowed that fish fed on a diet (No. 2), containing 0.50% ginger root a good increase in bodyweight and growth rates compared to those fed diets (No. 3 and 4) containing 1 and 2%ginger root, respectively. Also results showed the fish fed on diet (No. 3) which containing1% ginger have the highest rate of food consumption.. ------------------------------------------------------------------- َ‫4- اؽّل اٌَ١ل ٍالَ ٍال‬ ‫كهاٍبد غنائ١خ ػٍٝ أٍّبن اٌّ١بٖ اٌلافئخ‬ Ahmed El-Sayed Sallam Sallam Nutritional Studies on Warm Water Fishes Abstract Tow feeding experiment was conducted to evaluate the suitability of various levels of selenium asdietary diets for Nile tilapia. Five experimental diets were formulated containing different levels ofselenium (0 ppm, Na2seo3 0.3ppm, selplex 0.3ppm, Nano-Se 0.3ppm & 0.6ppm (. All diets containedabout 25% crude protein. The diets were evaluated on the basis of fish survival, growth, feedconversion, protein efficiency ratio, protein productive value, body composition, some bloodparameters, internal organs indices and spawning performance. In Exp. 1, SR%, SGR, PPV, Growthresponses and blood parameters were highest ( P >0.05) in fish fed diet with 0.3 ppm Nano-Se, andthe un supplemented basal diet which showed the poorest performance. Similar trends were alsoobserved in body composition and organs indices. In Exp.2, when selenium added to the diets and fedto the fish caused a significant increase in seed and egg production and Testosterone concentrationcompared with the control diet. The results of this study indicated that a diet supplement, 0.3 ppmNano-Se is important for growth , survival and reproduction of Nile tilapia. ) 21 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٟٙ‫5-- ؽّبكح أؽّل أؽّل اٌمب‬ ٍٛٛ‫رؤص١و اٙبفخ َِزٛ٠بد ِقزٍفخ ِٓ إٌٛارظ اٌغبفخ ٌزمط١و اٌؾجٛة ِٚق‬ ٞٚ‫ ػٍٟ أكاء ٕغبه اٍّبن اٌّجوٚن اٌؼبكٞ ٚ اٌزوو١ت اٌى١ّب‬Allzyme SSF َُ‫ٌٍغ‬ HAMADA AHMED AHMED AL-QADY EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTING DIFFERENT LEVELS FROM DDGS AND ALLZYME SSF® ON THE PERFORMANCE OF COMMON CARP FINGERLINGS (CYPRINUS CARPIO) AND BODY COMPOSITION Abstract In the present study, two experiments were carried out during seasons of the year 2008 and 2009 toevaluate the nutritional value of DDGS and Allzyme® SSF on growth performance, feed utilization,body composition of common carp Cyprinus carpio juveniles reared under the conditions of tank culturesystem. In the first experiment, six experimental diets were formulated to contain 0, 5, 10, 15, 15, 20and 25% DDGS. In the second experiment, Six different Allzyme SSF® levels were used to formulatesix experimental diets (treatments) for feeding fingerlings (0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 and 0.5% AllzymeSSF® were fed to carp juvenile for 90 days. The best protein efficiency ratio, FCR, PPV (%) and EU(%) values were obtained(0.5%DDGS) and (0.2% Allzyme SSF®) and in turn the highest average finalweight (AFW), average weight gain (AWG), average daily gain (ADG), and specific growth rate (SGR)of fingerlings were recorded for fish group fed 0.2% Allzyme SSF. ------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫6- ػالء ِؾّٛك ثىو هث١غ‬ ‫رؤص١و َِزٜٛ اٌطبلخ ػٍٝ أكاء إٌٛق اٌؼْبه‬ ALAA MAHMOUD BAKR RABEE EFFECT OF ENERGY LEVEL ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PREGNANT FEMALE CAMELS Abstract Twenty-eight pregnant dromedary camels (555±33kg body weight, with parities 1-3) in the late stageof pregnancy were used to study the impact of changing the dietary energy level on their productionperformance. Animals were blocked by weight in four equal groups and distributed randomly on thefour experimental iso-nitrogenous rations, 100kcalori/kg0.75 (G1), 120kcalori/kg0.75 (G2),140kcalori/kg0.75 (G3) and 160kcalori/kg0.75 (G4), respectively. Increasing the ration energy levelincreased ascending the daily dry matter intake (DMI), total digestible nutrients (TDNI) and digestiblecrude protein intake (DCPI) as g/kg0.75, , Results of this study indicate that the ration G1providing 100kcal ME/kgw0.75, may be fed to pregnant dromedary female camels during the last period ofpregnancy. ) 22 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي املبَدات‬ ‫1- عٛهط ِٛه٠ٌ ٖٔو‬ ‫رؤص١و ثؼ٘ ِج١لاد ا٢فبد ػٍٝ اٌّىٛٔبد اٌى١ّ١بئ١خ ٌجؼ٘ اٌؾجٛة اٌّقيٚٔخ‬ ‫ٚػاللزٙب ثزٍٛس اٌج١ئخ‬ George Morris Nasr EFFECT OF SOME PESTICIDES ON THE CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF SOME STORED GRAINS AND IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AbstractLaboratory experiments were carriedout to study the insecticidal activity of the tested insecticides at LC50 and LC90 values against adults of T. castaneum and C. maculatus.The descending order of potency of the tested insecticides against the two insects as following: Actillic > cypermethrin > malathion > pyrethrum > silica gel. Data indicated that the percentage and power of germination did not cause effect at the beginning of storage, while at the end were decreased. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- ‫قضي الٌراثة‬ ‫1- ك٠ٕـب أِ١ٓ ِؾّل ػجل اٌّغ١ل‬ ‫كهاٍبد ٚهاص١خ ٌزؾًّ اٌغفبف فٝ االهى‬ Dina Ameen Mohamed Abdulmajid Genetic studies for drought tolerance in rice (Oryza sativa L.) AbstractThe present investigation was carried out at the experimental farm of Rice Research and TrainingCenter, Sakha, Kafrelsheikh, Egypt during 2007 and 2008 rice seasons to study the genetic behavior ofthe studied parental genotypes and their hybrids under normal and drought conditions and promotepromising drought genotypes using in breeding drought programs. The study involved seven ricevarieties and lines, i.e., Giza177, Sakha101, Sakha105, IRAT170, Gaori, Moroberekan, and WAB450-I-B-P-38-HB and their half diallel crosses (21 F1). Both general and specific combining ability varianceswere found to be highly significant for all studied characters under normal conditions and droughtstress. The best combiner for the root characters was the rice genotype WAB450-I-B-P-38-HB andSakha105 under drought stress. While, the best combiners for the vegetative characters wereSakha105 under drought stress. Also, The best combiners for the yield characters were the parentsSakha101and Moroberekan drought stress . ) 23 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫2- ٌّ١بء عّ١ً ؽبِل ػجل اٌؾّ١ل‬ ‫اٌزؾٍ١ً اٌٛ هاصٟ ٚاٌٛهاصٝ اٌقٍٛٞ ٌزطٛه ع١َٕٛ اٌمّؼ‬ Lamiaa Gameil Hamed Abd El- Hameed GENETIC AND CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF WHEAT GENOME EVOLUTION Abstract Four genetically diverse genotypes of wheat were used as parents for making all possible F1 crossesin diallel scheme fashion in 2006/2007 and 2007/2008 growing season, the parents and F1s (12)were sown at Sakha Res. Station. Nine traits were recorded, days to maturity, plant height, number ofspikes/plant, spike length, number of grain per spike, number of spikelets per spike, 100 grain weight,grain yield/plant and grain weight per spike The main objectives were to Study of heterosis and type of gene action. The results showed thatmean squares of genotypes were significant and highly significant for all the traits. The (H1) valueswere highly significant for most traits, over dominance gene effect was found for control most traits,Study of cytogenetic differentiation using chromosome variations for study genomic evolution and itsrelation to yield traits . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫قضي البضاتني‬ ‫1- ػٍٝ ػٍٝ ؽَٓ ّوّو‬ ‫رؤص١و ثؼ٘ ٛوق اٌيهاػخ ِٚؼبِالد ِىبفؾخ اٌؾْبئِ ػٍٝ ِؾٖٛي‬ ٌٗ ‫اٌجًٖ ٚاٌؾْبئِ اٌّٖبؽجخ‬ Aly Aly Hassan Sharshar EFFECT OF SOME SOWING METHODS AND WEED CONTROL TREATMENTS ON ONION (Allium cepa L.) CROP AND POPULATION WEEDS Abstract The object of the first experiment was to study the effect of some weed control treatments(metribuzin + fusilade or hand weeding) as compared with the untreated control on growth of oniontransplants and their accompanied weeds in the nursery. The second experiment aimed to investigatethe effect of some sowing methods, weed control treatments (metribuzin + fusilade, hand hoeing orsolarization) and their combined interaction on growth and bulb yield of onion and its associated weedsin the permanent field. The current results reported that either metribuzin + fusilade or hand weeding was the besttreatment for controlling annual weeds and onion seedling growth in the nursery. Additionally, thecombinations between sowing on ridges and either herbicides or hand hoeing were most suitable forobtaining the largest marketable and total bulb yield of onion in the permanent field. ) 24 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫2-ؽٕبْ ِؾّل ػجل اٌغٕٝ فٚو‬ ٍٝ‫كهاٍبد فَ١ٌٛٛع١خ ػٍٝ ثؼ٘ ٔجبربد اٌزَٕ١ك اٌلاف‬ HANAN MOHAMED ABD EL-GHANY KHEDR PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON SOME INDOOR PLANTS Abstract The present experiment was performed at the Nursery of Horticulture Research Institute, Gizathroughout two successive seasons (2007/2008 and 2008/2009) with the aim of investigating the effectof different fertilizer treatments for improving some indoor plants quality. The results indicated thatapplying yeast extract,Yeast extract + NPK or yeast alone and growing plants in mediumsupplemented with compost at 2:6, v/v with yeast addition were the fertilizer treatments for improvingmost of plants morphological traits and their chemical constituents of Philodendron erubescense cv.Emerald Queen , Wedelia trilobata and Schefflera actinophylla cv. Compacta plants, respectively. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫3- ػجل هللا اٌَ١ل ِؾّل فٚو‬ َٚ‫رؤص١و ِٖبكه إٌزوٚع١ٓ ػٍٝ اٌّؾٖٛي ٚاٌغٛكح ٚاٌّىٛٔبد اٌى١ّبٚ٠خ ٌٍّْو‬ ٜ‫اٌّؾبه‬ Abd Allah El-Sayed Mohammed Khedr EFFECT OF NITROGEN FERTILIZER SOURCES ON YIELD, QUALITY AND CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF OYSTER MUSHROOM Abstract This work was carried out during two successive seasons of 2008 and 2009 at Kafrelsheikh Universityto study the effect of some sources of nitrogen at some concentrations and their interaction on yieldand its components and quality of oyster mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus). The results indicated that,the rice straw supplemented with urea at the concentration of 600 ppm N was the best treatment forobtaining the highest yield, its components and quality of oyster mushroom followed by the rice strawsupplemented with ammonium nitrate and ammonium sulphate at the same concentration. ) 25 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي احملاصَن‬ ‫1- ثىو اثٛ اٌفزٛػ ثل٠و ِؾّل‬ ‫رم١١ُ ثؼ٘ اٌزواو١ت اٌٛهاص١خ ٌّؾٖٛي األهى رؾذ ظوٚف‬ ‫اٌزوثخ اٌؼبك٠خ ٚاٌٍّؾ١خ‬ Bakr Abou EL-Fotouh Bedeer Mohamed EVALUATION OF SOME GENOTYPES OF RICE CROP UNDER NORMAL AND SALINE SOIL AbstractThis investigation was carried out at two different locations, the first was normally soil (Research andTraining Center of Rice at Sakha – Kafrelsheikh) and the second was saline soil (El-Sirw AgriculturalResearch Station). All available requirements in Research and Training Center of Rice at Sakha –Kafrelsheikh was used to perform this work during 2007 and 2008 seasons. To study the response of some inbred and hybrid rice varieties (Giza 177, Giza 178, Sakha 104,Sakha 105, GZ 6503, By -6-20, IET1444) to nitrogen fertilizer was used three levels of nitrogen (0, 40,80 kg N/fed). The normal soil was clay with ECe level of 3.42 dsm-1 and the saline soil was clay withECe level of 11.97 dsm-1. The results revealed that studied rice varieties showed great variation in their tolerance forsalinity, vegetative and yield attributing characters. The results showed also that under normal soil Giza178 variety gave the highest value for most growth and yield attributing characters followed by Sakha105 while IET 1444 variety gave the lowest value in two seasons. Under saline soil, Giza 178 varietyoccupied the first order followed by GZ 6903 in grain yield in two seasons. This means Giza 178 ishighest variety tolerance against the salinity while Giza 177 is very sensitive. ‫2- اثوا٘١ُ ػٍٝ أؽّل ّــزب‬ ‫رؤصـ١ـو ٛوق اٌيهاػخ َِٚزٛ٠بد اٌَّبك إٌز١وٚع١ٕٝ ػٍٝ أزبع١خ‬ ‫ثؼ٘ ٘غٓ ٚإٕٔبف األهى‬ Ibrahim Ali Ahmed Sheta EFFECT OF PLANTING METHODS AND NITROGEN LEVELS ON THE PRODUCTIVTY OF SOME HYBRIDS AND INBRED RICE CULTIVARS ABSTRCTTwo field experiments were conducted at The Experimental Farm of Rice Research andTraining Center (RRTC), Sakha, Kafr El-Sheikh, Egypt during the summer seasons of 2006 and 2007 tostudy the effect of planting methods and different nitrogen levels on the productivity of some inbredand hybrid rice cultivars. The experiments were laid out in a split split-plot design with fourreplications.The main plots were devoted to three methods of planting; namely:1- Regular transplanting.2- Manual broadcasting, and3- Mechanical drilling.The sub-plots were occupied by four rice cultivars. (Egyptian hybrid 1, SK 2058 H, Giza 178 and Sakha104).However, the nitrogen levels (96, 144 and 192 kg N/ha) were assigned to sub sub-plots. The sub sub-plot area was 12 m2 (3 x 4 m).The results showed that chlorophyll content of flag leaf, 2nd leaf and other leaves, day matter bootingand heading stages as well as GGR and LAI, days to heading and plant height were significantlyaffected by planting methods in both seasons. Where, the transplanting gave the heights values ofabove traits. Transplanting recorded the highest grain yield and most of its components as well asgrain quality followed by broadcasting, however, drilling methods was the lowest ones. ) 26 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٞ‫3- ؽَٕبء ػجل اٌؾّ١ل فو٠ل غبى‬ ٓ١‫رؤص١و ِؼبِالد هٞ ِٚٛاػ١ل ؽٖبك ِقزٍفخ ػٍٝ أزبع١خ األهى اٌٙغ‬ Hasnaa Abd El-Hamid FArid Gazy EFFECT OF DIFFERENT IRRIGATION TREATMENTS AND HARVEST TIME ON HYBRID RICE PRODUCTIVITY . ABSTRCTTwo field experiments were conducted at the Experimental Farm of Rice Research and Training Center(RRTC), Sakha, Kafrelsheikh, Egypt during 2007 and 2008 seasons to investigate the effect of irrigationintervals(continuous flooding, irrigation every 6 and 12 days), timing of irrigation termination (atheading, 1, 2, 3, 4 weeks after heading) and harvest time(10, 15, 20 days after irrigation termination)on the growth, grain yield, yield components and some technological characters of grains as well assome rice water relations of Egyptian hybrid No.1 rice cultivar. A split-split plot design , with fourreplications . The main plots consisted of three irrigation intervals, however , the sub – plots wereoccupied by five irrigation termination, while sub-sub plot were devoted tothree harvest time. Themain results revealed that the Continuous flooding gave the highest characters studied following byirrigation every 6days whereas the highest value was recorded by harvest index in both seasons. But,irrigation every 12 days recorded the lowest values characters studied. While the highest valuesAmylose content and Unfilled grains percentage were given by irrigation every 12 days in bothseasons. Earlier irrigation termination due to decreased value of characters(No. of grains/ panicle,unfilled grains percentage, panicle density, sink capacity in the first season). -------------------------------------------------------------------- ٜ‫4- ٔبك٠خ ِؾّل ػجل اٌٙبك‬ ‫رؤص١و اٌزَّ١ل اٌّؼلٔٝ ٚاٌؼٜٚٛ ٚاٌؾ١ٜٛ ػٍٝ اٌّؾٖٛي‬ ٜ‫ِٚىٛٔبرخ فٝ اٌفٛي اٌجٍل‬ NADIA MOHAMMED ABD EL-HADY EFFECT OF MINERAL, ORGANIC MANURE AND BIO-FERTILIZATION ON YIELD AND ITS COMPONENTS OF FABA BEAN AbstractA field experiment was conducted at the Experimental Farm of Sakha Agricultural Research Station(SARS), kafrelsheikh, Egypt during the winter agricultural season 2007-2008 and 2008-2009. The aimof the present study is to investigate the effect of mineral, organic and bio phosphorus fertilization ontwo faba bean varieties (Vicia faba). A split-split-plot design with three replicates was used. The mainplots were allocated to the two faba bean varieties Sakha1 and Nubaria1.The sub plots were randomly assigned to the three organic manures applied at 15 kg N/fed asrecommended as follows:15 kg N/fed obtained from 925.9 and 943.4 kg compost in the first and second season, respectively.15 kg N/fed obtained from 348.8 and 333.5 kg chicken manure in the first and second season,respectively. 15 kg N/fed obtained from 937.5 and 961.5 kg cattle manure in the first and second season,respectively. ) 27 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫5- أٌٔ ِؾّل ٕفبء اٌل٠ٓ ػٍٟ ّوّو‬ ‫رؾٍ١ً اٌملهح االئزالف١خ ٚلٛح اٌٙغ١ٓ ٌمّؼ اٌقجي رؾذ‬ ‫ِؼبِالد اٌوٞ اٌؼبك٠خ ٚاإلعٙبك‬ Anas Mohamed Safaa El-den Ali Sharshar COMBINING ABILITY AND HETEROSIS FOR BREAD WHEAT UNDER STRESS AND NORMAL IRRIGATION TREATMENTS Abstract The water stress treatment decreased the means of all the studied characters for parents and theirhybrids. Generally, the hybrid showed larger than their parents in all the studied traits under allcondition except No. of spike per plant, No. of kernels per spike and grain yield per plant. Based onGCA estimates, the best combiners were Line 3, Line5 and Line 6 for heading and maturity dates.,Gemmiza 9, Line 2 and Line 4 for plant height, Line 1 for number of spike per plant, Line 1 and Line 4for No. of kernels per spike, Line 5 and Line 6 for 1oo-kernels weight, Line 1, Line 2, Line 3 and Line 4for grain yield per plant. Based on the estimates of SCA, the best crosses were Line 1 × Line 6 forheading date, Gemmiza 9 × Lines 5 for maturity date. Line 5 × lines 6 for grain filling period, Gemmiza9 × Line 4 and Line 2 × Line 6 for plant height. ------------------------------------------------------------ ‫6- ػجلاٌفزبػ ٕجؾٝ غو٠ت هىق ٍوٚه‬ ‫رم١١ُ ثؼ٘ ٍالالد األهى األهِٚبرٝ اٌّجْوح رؾذ اٌيهاػخ اٌّجىوح ٚاٌّزؤفوح‬ Abd El-Fatah sobhy Ghareb Rizk Sorour EVALUATION OF SOME PROMISING AROMATIC RICE LINES UNDER EARLY AND LATE SOWING AbstractTwo field experiments were carried out at the farm of the Rice Research and Training Center (RRTC),Sakha, Kafr El-Sheikh, field crops Research Institute (FKRI), Agricultural Research Center (ARC),Egypt, during 2008 and 2009 seasons, to evaluate some promising aromatic rice genotypes (EgyptianYasmin, IR77510-88-1-3-3, IR78530-45-3-1-3, IR 74052-177-3-3, IR 71137-51-2 and IR65610-38-2-4-2-6-3) under early and late sowing dates (24th April, 10th May, 24th May and 10th June).Rice plants sown on the second date (10th May) exceeded those surpassed those sown on the latedate (10th June) in leaf area index, dry matter accumulation (g m-2), crop growth rate, and plantheight, and tillers number m-2, panicle number m-2, panicle length, panicle weight, number of filledgrains panicle-1, 1000–grain weight, straw yield, grain yield, harvest index, grain length, hulling %,milling % and head rice % in both seasons. There was no significant difference between rice sown onthe 24th April or 10th May in the most mentioned traits. Delay sowing date significantly increasedunfilled grains %, protein% and amylase% in the two seasons.Aromatic rice genotypes varied significantly in the most measurements of growth, grain yield, yieldattributes, and grain quality in both seasons. Plants of the Egyptian yasmin cultivar were among thosehaving the highest values in the most mentioned treats in the two seasons. Plants of Egyptian yasminin the two seasons and IR 77510 in the first season produced the greatest grain yield. Plants of IR65610 line produced the lowest grain yield in the two seasons. ) 28 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫7- ِؾّل ػجبً رٛف١ك عّؼخ‬ ‫رؤص١و كهعبد اٌزمبٚٞ ٚ ِٛاػ١ل اٌيهاػخ ػٍٝ أزبع١خ ثؼ٘ إٕٔبف األهى‬ Mohamed Abbas Tawfik Gomaa THE EFFECT OF SEED CLASSES AND DATE OF SOWING ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF SOME RICE VARIETIES. AbstractSeries of laboratory and field experiments were conducted at laboratories and the Experimental Farmof Rice Research and Training Center Agriculture Research, Sakha. to study the performance of somerice cultivars with different seed classes under different sowing dates, during 2008 and 2009 summerseason.1- To get highly germination and seedling vigor in this experiment should be used Breeder andFoundation seed for each cultivar.2- To get highly grain yield in this experiment should be used Breeder and Foundation seed forSakha101 or Giza178 rice cultivar.3- To get highly grain yield in this experiment should be cultivated in early sowing dates 5th May witheach cultivar. -------------------------------------------------------------- ‫8- أى٘به ِٖطفٝ أثٛ اٌؼي ِؾّل‬ ‫رؤص١و ِٛاػ١ل اٌيهاػخ ِٕٚظّبد إٌّٛ ػٍٝ ِؾٖٛي ٚعٛكح ثنٚه ثؼ٘ إٕٔبف‬ ‫فٛي اٌٖٛ٠ب‬ Azhar Mostafa Abo El-Ez Mohamed EFFECT OF SOWING DATES AND GROWTH REGULATORS ON SEED YIELD AND QUALITY OF SOME SOYBEAN CULTIVARS AbstractTwo field experiments were conducted at the Experimental Farm of Agricultural Research Station,Sakha, Kafr El-Sheikh, Egypt, during 2008 and 2009 seasons. The objective of this experiment was tostudy the response of two soybean cultivars to different sowing dates and growth regulators. Theexperimental design was split-split plot with three replications The studied factors of this experimentwere arranged as follows: dry matter accumulation (g/plant), leaf area index, crop growth rate, netassimilation rate, relative growth rate, total chlorophyll content of leaves, plant height, first pod height,number of branches/plant, number of pods/plant, 100-seed weight, seed yield /plant, seed yield(t/fed), standard germination, speed of germination, conductivity test, seeds protein and seeds oilproduced by the second date with Giza 21 and foliar spraying with Gibberelic acid. ) 29 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫9- اثوا٘١ُ ػجل إٌجٟ ػجل اٌؼظ١ُ ٍٛؾخ‬ ٓ١‫رؤص١و ثؼ٘ اٌّؼبِالد اٌيهاػ١خ ػٍٝ أزبع١خ رمبٚٞ األهى اٌٙغ‬ IBRAHIM ABD ELNABY ABD ELAZEM TALHA EFFECT OF SOME AGRICULTURE PRACTICES ON HYBRID RICE SEED PRODUCTION AbstractThis study was carried out at the experimental farm of sakha agriculture research station, kafrelsheikhgovernorate during 2008-2009 season to determine the optimum row ratios for parental lines andsupplementary pollination methods and time of GA3 application on growth, yield and its component of(hybrid rice F1 ) for hybrid SK 2034H. Row ratio ( 2R: 8A, 2R:10A, 2R:12A) , Supplementary pollinationmethods ( stick, air , rope ) , Times of GA3 application ( first , third and fifth day of flowering ) . Theexperimental design was A split-split plot –design with three replications. The main plots were devotedto row ratios. While, sub plots were devoted to supplementary pollination methods and time of GA3application was arranged at random in the sub sub plots. From above results, could be concluded that,to get high yield and and good seed characters should be used row ratio 2R:8A, air as method tosupplementary pollination and applied GA3 at first day of flowering and or used row ratio 2R:8A, stickas method to supplementary pollination and applied GA3 at first day of flowering to produce optimumgrain yield per unit area from hybrid rice seed of SK 2034H. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫21- اِ١وح ِؾّل اٌَؼ١ل ػىبّخ‬ ٝٙ‫ربص١و اٌزَّ١ل ثبٌئه ٚاٌفَفٛه ػٍٝ ِؾٖٛي االْهى رؾذ ظوٚف االْها‬ ‫اٌٍّؾ١خ‬ Amira Mohammed EL-Said okasha EFFECT OF ZINC AND PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZER ON RICE CROP UNDER SALINE SOIL CONDITIONS Abstract It cloud be recommended that SK 2034H rice cultivar found to be more adapted under saline soils condition (EL-Sirw region) at under the application of 36 kg P2 O5 /ha and 24 kg Zn SO4 . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫11- ٚالء ػجلهثٗ ػجل اٌؼي٠ياٌؾبط‬ ‫رم١١ــُ ثؼ٘ إٕٔبف ٍٚالالد ِٓ لّؼ اٌقجي رؾذ ِلفالد ِٕقفٚخ‬ WALAA ABDRABOU ABDEL AZIZ EL-HAG EVA LUATION OF SOME CULTIVARS AND LINES OF BREAD WHEAT UNDER LOW INPUT Abstract Generally, from the obtained data, it can be concluded that:- - sowing Sids 12 or Shandaweel 1 or Gemmeiza 11 or Sids 13 cultivars under normalirrigation condition. - or sowing Line2 or Sakha93 or Giza 168 or Sids 13 under stress irrigation condition.- application of nitrogen fertilizer at the rate of 75 kg N/fed. Could be recommended to producingoptimum grain yield per unit area under the condition of the present study. ) 31 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي الصناعات الغذائَة‬ ‫شعبة تلنٌلٌجَا األغذٍة‬ ‫ِؾّل ِؾّٛك ِؾّل ٘الي‬ ٟ‫االٍزفبكح ِٓ ِقٍفبد رٖٕ١غ اٌجطبٌٛ فٟ أزبط اٌجوٚر١ٓ اٌّ١ىوٚث‬ Candida utilis ‫ثٛاٍطخ فّ١وح اٌـ‬ Mohammed Mahmmoud Mohammed Helal Utilization of Potato Processing Waste for production of Single Cell Protein by Candida utilis. AbstractThe increasing human population over the last decades has greatly influenced the demand for foodproducts and created a problem of protein deficiency and manipulation in large areas of the world(25% of the world population had deficiency of a protein intake in their diets). One possible option toferment low cost agro-industrial residues, which accumulate including many types of it. Agriculturalresidues rich in carbohydrates and it can be utilized in fermentation processes to produce microbialprotein which in turn can be used to upgrade both human and animal feeds. Candida utilis NRRL Y-900is used for the production of microbial biomass from food processing wastes because of its ability toutilize varieties of carbon sources rapidly. In this study two fermentation techniques (Shaking flasksand Bioreactor) were used. The tested strain was efficient to utilize potato processing wastehydrolyzate to give high biomass yield and crude protein content (12.50 g/l and 57.19%) duringshaking flasks experiment and (18.07 g/l and 55.69%) during bioreactor experiment; respectivelycompared with standard glucose medium which gave biomass and crude protein (10.65 g/l and36.23%); respectively. ) 31 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي األلبان‬ ٍٟٙ‫1- ا٠ٕبً عّؼخ ػٍٝ ثٙغذ اٌفب‬ ٌٕ‫كهاٍبد ػٍٝ إٌْبٛ اٌّٚبك ٌٍفطو٠بد ٌجؼ٘ ٍالالد ِٓ ع‬ ْ‫ٚرطج١مبرٙب فٟ ِٕزغبد األٌجب‬ Lactobacillus ENAS GOMMAH AL I BAHGAT EL-FADLEY STUDIES ON THE ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY OF SOME LACTOBACILLI STRAINS AND THEIR APPLICATION IN DAIRY PRODUCTS Abstract The present study clarified the role of some lactobacilli strains as biopreservatives and their usage inyoghurt and Ras cheese. The study included three main parts: (I): The most potential three strainsfound to discourage target fungi were: Lb. delbrueckii NRRL B-1024 (S1), Lb. plantarum NRRL B-531(S2), and Lb. casei ssp. rhamnosus NRRL B-445 U.V. mutant (S3). Also, we selected A. flavus and P.roqueforti as a target for further studies. (II): It was found that the best anti-fungal activity wasobtained at pH 4.5 when incubated at 35-37 °C for 72 hrs. The activity of the selected bacterial strainsdid not affect by the presence of salt concentrations ranging between 2.5 and 3.5 for A. flavus, Themicrobial rennet reduced the antifungal activity more than the commercial one. The maximum affectwas obtained when the 3 strains were mixed together. (III):( A) Study the effect of the mixture. It wasfound that using (M4) improved the organoleptic properties and extended shelf-life for the resultantyoghurt. (B). It was concluded that addition M4 by 1% as an adjunct starter to the cheese milk wasmore effective on the growth reduction of yeast and mould; and did not affected the organolepticproperties of Ras cheese made from raw milk. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٜ‫2- أؽّل ػجلاٌوؽّٓ ِؾّل اٌّٙل‬ ‫رؤص١و اٌّؾزٜٛ اٌلٕ٘ٝ ػٍٝ رؾَ١ٓ اٌغجٓ اٌطوٜ اٌّٖٕغ ثبٌزوّ١ؼ‬ ‫اٌفبئك‬ Ahmed Abd El-Rhman Mohamed Elmahdy FAT CONTENT IMPACT ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF SOFT CHEESE PRODUCED BY ULTRAFILTRATION Abstract The effect of fat level in cheesemilk (low, half, and full fat) as well as fat type (milkfat and vegetable oil) on the quality of UF-soft cheese was studied. Trails for improving such cheesewas utilized by using waxy maize starch (N-Lite D) or soya lecithin or EPS producing culture. This studywas planned to be in three parts depended on the fat level in cheesemilk. It can be concluded that: 1-Low fat UF soft cheese can be successfully made from retantate standardized to preferable fat contentin the resultant cheese with EPS producing culture flowed by using lecithin and starch. 2-The resultantcheese acceptability did not obviously affected by either the amount or the type of fat because of theobvious mention additives. 3-By such additives we could produce UF-low fat soft cheese closed to theUF-high fat one in its acceptability and the chemical, rheological and organoleptic properties ) 32 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي اهلندصة الشراعَة‬ ً‫1- ه٠ٙـــــبَ ِؾّـــل وــبِـ‬ ٞ‫ِؾبوبح رغو٠ج١خ ٌٍزٙٛ٠خ اٌطج١ؼ١خ ػٓ ٛو٠ك اٌطفٛ اٌؾواهٞ فٟ ِْٕؤ آؽبك‬ ‫اٌفواؽ ثبٍزقلاَ رمٕ١خ اٌفمبػبد اٌلل١مخ‬ Reham Mohamed Kamel Experimental Simulation of Thermal Buoyancy Natural Ventilation in a Single-Space Structure Using Fine-Bubble Technique Abstract Natural ventilation driven by a solar chimney attached to single-space structure was studiedexperimentally using a fine bubble technique in which fine hydrogen bubbles simulated the thermalbuoyancy effect in the chimney caused by temperature differences. Parameters studied in theexperiments were the chimney depth, buoyancy flux, inlet areas for the chimney and structure andchimney height. Similarity between the experimental model and suggested prototypes was used todetermine and calculate air velocity of two different prototypes under kafrelsheikh conditions. Similarityresults of the suggested prototypes showed that the system in winter is more effective than insummer. It also showed that the values of high air velocity reached the recommended values duringwinter season. However, the maximum value of the low air velocity was less than the recommendedfor broilers. ------------------------------------------------- ٍٝ‫2- ٔوِ١ٓ ِؾّل ٍٛجخ اٌّو‬ ‫رؼل٠ً عٙبى اٌزٍم١ُ فٟ آٌخ رَط١و الٍزقلاِٙب وآٌخ ىهاػخ فٟ عٛه‬ Nermeen Mohamed Tolba El-Morsy MODIFICATION THE FEEDING MECHANISM OF A SEED DRILLING MACHINE TO BE USED AS A PLANTER Abstract Field experiments were carried out at the experimental farm of rice mechanization center, Meet El-Deeba, Kafr El-sheikh Governorate, Egypt in 2009 to study the effect of forward speed and feedingdevice on number of seeds per hill and spacing between hills for two sides gate and one side gateusing Corn and Cowpea seeds. We have been developing the work of two simple devices which can beinstalled with seed drill to be used as a planter in addition to its main work as seed drill..it wasrecommended to use the first forward speed with one side gate to for Corn and the first forward speedwith either one side gate or two sides gate for Cowpea to reach the optimum distance with the bestnumber of seed per hill. Also, the economical cost increased by using the developed seed drill morethan using seed drill for different crops which caused increasing the profits . ) 33 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي النبات الشراعى‬ ‫1- ٔٙٝ اٌلٍٛلٟ هِٚبْ اؽّل‬ ‫ ٙل ثؼ٘ َِججبد اِواٗ إٌجبد‬EPICOCCUM SP ٌٕ‫إٌْبٛ اٌزٚبكٜ ٌٍغ‬ Noha EL-Dssouky Ramdan ANTAGONISTIC ACTIVITY OF EPICOCCUM SPAGAINST SOME PLANT PATHOGENIC AGENTS Abstract Recently, agricultural technology tends to replace the synthetic chemical pesticides which haveenvironmental hazardous effects by envlroncment – friendly biocontrol means. So, the present workaimed at investigation of the biological activities of Epicoccum spp against some plant pathogenic fungi(necrotrophic and biotrophic), and centrolling of same diseases on host plants. In addition the activemetabolites excreted with the antagonist and having inhibitory effects against the fungal plantpathogens were extracted and subjected to chareterization studies.The obtainend results could be summarized in the fallowing:- Eleven isolates belonging to Epicoccum spp were obtained from plant materials (leaves and seeds)and from rizosphere soil. The inhibitory effect of these 11 isolates was tested in perti dishes against the following necrotrophicfungi (C) In pot experiments, attempts were made to control the white rot disease on cucumber caused bySclerotinia sclerotiorum using the isolate No 2 of Epicoccum spp. (D) In a post harvest experiment, attempts were made to control the orange fruit rot disease causedby Penicillium spp using Epicoccum spp. (E) The biotrophic plant fungal pathogen Sphaerotheca fuliginea was antagonized by Epicoccum sppdirectly on the host plant, cucumber. Under natural infection condition, cucumber plans were sprayedby Epicoccum spp and the fungicide Topase – 100 was used for comparison and results could be ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2- ػّوٚ أؽّل ػجلإٌجٟ فٚو‬ ‫كهاٍبد ٍ١وٌٚٛع١خ ٚ ث١ٛو١ّ١بئ١خ ػٍٟ ثىزو٠ب ا٠وٚ٠ٕ١ب وبهٚرٛفٛها اٌَّجت‬ ٌٛ‫األٍبٍٝ ٌّوٗ اٌؼفٓ اٌطوٞ فٟ اٌجطب‬ Amr Ahmed Abd-Elnaby Khedr Serological and Biochemical Studies on Erwinia carotovora (Jones) the Causal Agent of Soft Rot Disease on Potato Abstract Potato (Solanum tuberosum, L.) is the fourth most consumed crop in the world,Potato is consideredone of the most important vegetable crops in Egypt. Six isolates of Erwinia carotovora were isolated from naturally infected potato tubers in differentlocalities in Egypt. The isolates were tesed pathologically , morphologically, physiologically,biochemically and serologically. All Erwinia carotovora isolates gave the same results in thepathological, morphological, physiological and biochemical tests and identified as Erwinia carotovora.The isolates showed variation in their virulence. The serological studies including crossedimmunoelectrophoresis (CIE) and double gel diffusion (DGD) tests were used. Both of (CIE) and (DGD)showed serological differences between Erwinia carotovora isolates. Also, some antigens were foundspecific for each isolate (except Erwinia carotovora isolate no.3 ). ) 34 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫ثاتنَا : الدكتٌراة‬ ‫ً‬ ‫( 53 )‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ُ‫قضي اإلتنتا ايحٌَاتن‬ ِٝ‫1- ٕجوٜ فبهٚق اٍّبػ١ً اٌجو٘ب‬ ٜ‫رم١١ُ األثبء فٝ اٌغبًِٛ اٌّٖو‬ Sabry Farouk Esmail Al-Borhamy Sire evaluation of Egyptian buffaloes Abstract This study was carried out (1) to estimate the effect of some non-genetic factors on productivetraits such as total milk yield (TMy), lactation period (LP) and reproductive traits such as days open perday (Do) and calving interval (CI), (2) estimate the genetic parameters for same traits studied, and(3)estimate of breeding values for the same traits studied. Data were records of 1567 lactation records forbuffaloes cows during period from 1986 to 2005 lactated at Mahallet Mousa Experimental station,Animal production Research Institute, Ministry of Agriculture , Egypt. Data were analyzed by MixedModel least squares of variance ( Harvey, 1990) and Multi trait animal model program (MTDFREML) ofBoldman et. al., (1995), using an Animal Model. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2- اٌَ١ل ِؾّـل ػّـو أؽّــل‬ ٝ‫رـؤص١و ِٖله َِٚزٜٛ ٚهك إٌ١ً ف‬ ٝ‫اٌؼٍ١مخ ػٍٝ أكاء أٍّبن اٌجٍطىبٌٕ١ٍـ‬ El-Sayed Mohamed Omar Ahmed EFFECT OF SOURCE AND LEVEL OF WATER HYACINTH ON THE PERFORMANCE OF NILE TILAPIA Oreochromis niloticus Abstract A feeding laboratorial trial in glass aquaria for 12 weeks, to replace graded levels of water hyacinth(WH) meal protein from tow (polluted and not polluted) water sources instead of 0,10,20,30 and40%of soybean meal protein in Nile tilapia diets .Most tested heavy metals had higher levels in WH and experimental diets were > those of Mn >Zn>Cu> Pb>Cd. The highest ether extract (EE) and nitrogen free extract (NFE) and the lowest ashcontents were realized in diet contained 30% replacement with WH levels protein from non-pollutedsource . Growth performance parameters differed significantly as affected by WH source level .Intake sharply particularly from the diets contained WH from the polluted source comparing with thosecontained WH from its non-polluted source. ) 36 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫3-أ٠ّٓ فـئاك ػجلاٌـٙبكٞ ػبّـٛه‬ ‫كهاٍخ رؤص١و ثؼ٘ ِٛالغ اٌٛهاصخ اٌغي٠ئ١خ ػٍٝ أػلاك اٌقال٠ب اٌغَل٠خ‬ ْ‫ٚ ٕفبد أزبط اٌٍجٓ ٌزؾَ١ٓ اٌّمبِٚخ إلٌزٙبة اٌٚوع فٟ أثمبه اٌفو٠ي٠ب‬ ‫ٚ اٌقٍ١ٜ رؾذ اٌظوٚف اٌّٖو٠خ‬ Ayman Fouad Abd Elhady Ashour STUDY OF SOME MOLECULAR GENETIC LOCI AFFECTING SOMATIC CELL SCORE AND MILK YIELD TRAITS TO IMPROVE RESISTANCE TO MASTITIS IN FRIESIAN COWS AND CROSSES UNDER EGYPTIAN CONDITIONS Abstract This study was conducted at International Livestock Management Training Center of the AnimalProduction Research Institute and Department of Animal Production, Faculty of Agriculture,Kafrelsheikh University. The objective of this study was mainly share in to detect quantitative traits loci(QTL) affecting somatic cell score (SCS) in milk to improve resistance to mastitis in Friesian cows underin Egypt. Blood samples were collected from all cattle and DNA was extracted from blood and semensamples. The selected markers were specific to detect QTL for trait SCS in cattle. Markers wereamplification in PCR machine. ------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫4- ؽٍّٟ لطت ِؾّل ىغٍٛي‬ ًِٛ‫اٌزغ١واد فٟ روو١ي اٌٍجز١ٓ اصٕبء فزورٟ اٌؾًّ ٚثؼل اٌٛالكٖ فٟ اٌغب‬ ٞ‫اٌّٖو‬ Helmy Kotb Mohamed Zaghloul Changes In Leptin Concentrations throughout Gestation and Post- Partum Period In Egyptian Buffalo – Cows AbstractA total number of 17 of lactating Egyptian buffaloes (5 primiparous and 12 multiparous) were used inthis study. The results could be summarized as followings: Multiparous buffaloes-cows had a higher(P < 0.05) BW than primiparous cows at different gestationel periods and primiparous cows tended tolose more BCS than those in multiparous cows (21.8 vs 17.0%, respectively) around parturition.Plasma leptin concentrations were not correlated with BCS (r = 0.155) and BW (r = 0.045). Plasmaleptin concentration are high during the first, second and third trimester of pregnancy in both primi-and multiparous buffaloes and declined a nider at parturition. Also leptin concentrations during latepregnancy and the early postpartum period were higher in cows with higher BCS. ------------------------------------------------------------------- ٟٙ٠‫5- ٠بٍو ِجوٚن ِٕلٚه اٌل‬ ْ‫رٕظ١ُ اٌزجٛ٠٘ ٚاٌْ١بع فٟ اثمبه ٚػغالد اٌفوى٠ب‬ Yasser Mabrouk Mandour El-Diahy Synchronization Of OvSynch And HeatSynch In Friesian Cows And Heifers AbstractPreSynchronization programmers consisted of two injections of PGF2α given 14 d apart. A total of 60Friesian cows and heifers classified two experimental treated, (experiment 1 n= 40 cow) were dividedinto for group G (1) PreSynch and then received stander (OvSynch) (G1, n=10) and G2 (n=10)replacement estradiol ciprionate (ECP 0.5 mg i.m) substituted for the final injection of GnRH 24 h afterthe 3rd PGF2α HeatSynch. G (3 and 4 n=10) treated the same protocols in experiment1 but using lowdose of PGF2α (6.25mg, intervulvo submucosal) and GnRH (50µg, i.m). Results showed that nodifferences in conception rate in 1st service were observed between G1and G2 treated cows (50%),the same protocol with low doses also showed similar CR, being ( 20%), nor was there any interactionof BCS, cyclicity, anestrous cycle and day from post partum. Experiment (2) total of 20 Friesian heiferstreated with OvSynch and HeatSynch protocol. CR did not different. ) 37 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي ايحشزات اإلقتصادٍة‬ ٜ‫1-أٍّــبء ِؾّــل ػٍٝ اٌغجـبه‬ ٝ‫كهاٍبد ػٍٝ ثؼ٘ ا٢فبد اٌؾْو٠خ اٌزٝ رٖ١ت اٌمطٓ ٚأػلائٙب اٌؾ١ٛ٠خ ف‬ ‫ِؾبفظخ وفو اٌْ١ـ‬ Asmaa Mohamed Ali El-Ghobary Studies on Some Insect Pests Infesting Cotton Plants and Their Natural Enemies at Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate AbstractThe present study was conducted at the Experimental Farm of Sakha Research Station, andEntomology Laboratory of Faculty of Agriculture, Kafr El-Sheikh University during 2005, 2006 and 2007cotton seasons.The population fluctuations of sucking insects and their associated predators were investigated. Aphisgossypii populations were particularly high during August. Thrips tabaci was highly detected duringMay, moderate in June and July but rare in August and September. Bemisia tabaci was mostly recordedduring June and August. Empoasca spp. had multiple peaks throughout the experimental period.Coccinella undecimpunctata densities were relatively high during May and June, but very low duringSeptember. --------------------------------------------------------- ٝ‫2-اثوا٘١ُ فزؾٝ اثوا٘١ُ ففبع‬ ‫اٌلٚه اٌٛاػل ٌجؼ٘ إٌجبربد اٌؼطو٠خ إلكاهح اٌنثبثخ اٌج١ٚبء‬ Ibrahim Fathy Ibrahim Khafagy PROMISING ROLE OF SOME AROMATIC PLANTS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF Bemisia tabaci Abstract A survey of B. tabaci parasitoid on six host plants was done at Kafrelsheikh during 2006 and 2007.The effect of five aromatic plants (sweet basil, hot pepper, geranium, spearmint, peppermint) wasstudied. Extracts, oils, intercropping of the previous plants was used to study their effect on reducingthe B. tabaci stages. The results showed that spearmint and the peppermint crude extract had thehighest effect on reducing the number of B. tabaci stages and the the least effect was for the Actellicinsecticide. ) 38 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي املبَدات‬ ‫ٔبه٠ّبْ ِؾّل ػجل اٌَالَ اٌطٛ٠ٍخ‬ ‫اٌّىبفؾخ اٌّزىبٍِخ ٌجؼ٘ آفبد اٌؾجٛة اٌّقيٚٔخ‬ Nariman Mohamed Abd El-Salam El-Taweleh INTEGRATED CONTROL OF SOME STORED GRAIN PESTS Abstract Among the tested chemicals, pirimiphos-methyl was the most effective one against thetested insects follows by spinosad, match and spreading materials. Plant powders andspinosad can be regarded as a safe control method for the selected stored products insects.The two layers packages (polyethylene or polyester) greatly reduced the damage of wheatgrains by T. granarium in comparison to one layer package. Polyethylene package wasbetter than polyester either by one or two layers. The combination between temperatureand tested insecticides improved its efficiency against T. granarium. -------------------------------------------------------------- ‫قضي إتنتا الدًاجن‬ ‫ِؾّٛك ِؾّل ِؾّٛك ؽّيح اٌل٠ت‬ ٟ‫رؤص١و اٍزؼّبي اٌىبئٕبد اٌؾ١ٛ٠خ اٌلل١مخ إٌْطخ وجل٠ً ٌٍّٚبكاد اٌؾ١ٛ٠خ ف‬ ‫رغن٠خ اٌط١ٛه اٌّؾٍ١خ‬ MAHMOUD MOHAMED HAMZA EL-DEEP EFFECT OF USING ACTIVE EFFECTIVE MICROORGANISMS AS AN ALTERNATIVE ANTIBIOTICS IN LOCAL DOMESTIC FOWLS NUTRITION Abstract The main objectives of this work were to investigate the effect of two probiotics, (effectivemicroorganism (EM) and Zinc bactracin) to the diets of Inshas chickens.The experimental designconsisted of six experimental groups: control and 5 dietary treatments . Characteristics investigatedincluded : growth Performance , Egg production, Fertility, Some blood constituents, AntioxidantEnzymes, Hematological Parameters, Bacteria Enumeration , Immune response, DigestibilityCoefficients, Morphometric Analysis of the Gut and Histopathology. Results obtained could be summarized as follows ; All traits studies were affected by feed additives treatment.The two feed additives studied showed significant beneficial effects nearly in all traits studied.In most cases the best improve effects were obtained with Basal diet + EM (10.0 ml/kg diet ).In many cases Zinc bactracin seemed to be less effective than the EM. ) 39 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ُ‫قضي اإلقتصاد الشراع‬ ُ‫شعبة اجملتىع الزٍف‬ ‫1- ػجل اٌؾّ١ل ػغ١ٍخ ػجل اٌؾّ١ل ػغ١ٍخ‬ ‫كهاٍخ رؾٍ١ٍ١خ ٌوٙب اٌَّزٍٙه ػٓ عٛكح اٌٍَغ اٌغنائ١خ اٌّلػّخ‬ ‫ثجؼ٘ لوٜ ِؾبفظخ وفو اٌْ١ـ‬ Abd El Hamed Egeila Abd El Hamed Egeila An Analytical Study For Consumer Satisfaction About quality Of Food goods subsidized In Some villages At Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate Abstract Aims to identify the consumers satisfaction of the quality of Food goods subsidized In Somevillages At Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate. as well as choosing two villages out of the least five villagesSize of sample365 respondents The results of multi-regression analysis has shown that combined independent variables are relatedto satisfaction . 0,510 and F value calculated is8,801 which is a significant value at o,001 and thatidentification factor denotes that the combined independent variables explain about 26%of variation inthe dependent variable whereas the rest percentage74% is due to other variables that are not includedin the current study .Ten independent variables together explained 25% of variation in satisfactiondegrees of Food goods subsidized on top emerged the utilization of community services as a variablewhich is responsible for the explanation of 7,9% of the total variation in satisfaction, whereas thevariable of family monthly spending on communication services that ranked the second has explained2,5% of the total variation in satisfaction. ----------------------------------------------------- ٜ‫2- ؽَبْ ِؾّل إٌجٜٛ ػٍٝ ؽغبى‬ ٜ‫اٌفغـٛح اٌزىٌٕٛٛع١ـخ ٌّْوٚع رطـٛ٠و اٌـوٞ ثجؼـ٘ لـو‬ ‫ِؾبفظـخ وفـو اٌْ١ــ‬ Hassan Mohamed El-Nabawy A .Hegazy Technological Gap of Irrigation Improvement Project at Some Villages In Kfar EL-Sheikh Governorate Abstract The main objective of this research was to study "Technological gap of irrigation improvementproject".Results have shown the following:1-There were technological gap found between: percentage average of irrigation technologyknowledge and its practicing,2-There were: significant negative relations between Technological Gap of Irrigation ImprovementProject, attitudes towards irrigation improvement project, aspiration level, opinion leader ship, membership on the local organization, informal social participation, attitudes towards wise use of water,satisfaction with technical aspects of irrigation improvement project. On the other hand there wassignificant positive relation between Technological Gap of Irrigation Improvement Project and irrigationproblems. ) 41 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٜٚ‫3- هّلٜ ّٛلٝ هّلٜ اٌؼل‬ ‫الزٖبك٠بد اٌّياهع اٌَّى١خ فٝ ِٖو‬ Roshdy Shwkey Roshdy Eladwy The Economics of Fishery Farms in Egypt AbstractThe main target of the research is to study the present status of fish production and consumption inEgypt as well as estimating the efficiency of fish farms in Kafrelsheikh governorate and estimating thecontribution of factor inputs in such farms, in addition to determine the optimum size, and thus thescale of production to this farms, and the amount which maximize profits in this farms. Which utilizethree types of water, fresh, mixed and drainage water. In order to achieve the study purposequestioner of 148 fish farms was collected from the mentioned types of farms. The data was tabulatedand statistically analyzed using cost and production functions, Farell Data Envelopment Program. Andmonetary evaluation of this farms. The selected results were also based on some econometric criteriasuch as T, F, and R2.The Maine results can be summarized as follow:The economic efficiency of fresh water farms reached about 0.509 and 0.799, compared with 0.564and 0.861 for mixed water farms.The amount of output which maximizes profit under the three size categories of farms reached about60, 75, and 466 ton, 40, 72, 236 ton for mixed water, 18, 93, 458 ton for the drainage water farms.The optimum economic amount of output for the three sized farms reached about 9.5, 22.9, and 96ton for fresh water farms, while it reached about 21.4, 32.2, and 82 ton for mixed water farmscompared with about 15.8, 75.8, and 84.9 ton for drainage water farms. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ٍٝ١‫4-اٌؾَ١ٕٝ اؽّل اٌؾَ١ٕٝ إٌف‬ ٝ‫كهاٍخ الزٖبك٠خ ل١بٍ١خ ٌٍّؾبٕ١ً اٌَىو٠خ ثّؾبفظز‬ ‫وفو اٌْ١ـ ٚإٌّ١ب‬ Elhosseiny Ahmed Elhosseiny ELnefeily An Econometric Study to the Sugar Crops in KafrEl-sheikh and El-Menia Governorates AbstractSugar is considered one of the most important commodity for nutrition . Egypt suffers an increasinggab between production and consumption of such commodity . Sugar-can crop is the major crop forproducing sugar in Egypt in 2006/2007 and its production is centered mainly in the upper Egyptgovernorates, mainly, El-menya , Souhag , Kena , Luxur , and Aswan. Sugar-beet crop also anothercrop to produce sugar and its production centered in the lower Egypt governorates , mainly Kafr EL-Seikh , and its also cultivated in El-menya governorate as well.For this purpose the study aims at studying the present and future status of sugar crops, in the twomajor governorates cultivating such crops (Kafr EL-Sheikh , and EL- Menya governorates). Aquestionnaire was designed mainly for this research , and data was collected from sample ofrepresentative farmers (from Kafr EL-Sheikh and EL- Menya governorates) .The study decomposed into five chapters in addition to summary , and references . ) 41 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫شعبة اإلرشاد الشراعى‬ ‫1-ِٕٝ فزؾٝ ػجلاٌؼي٠ي ٍالِخ‬ ‫ا٢صبه اٌزؼٍ١ّ١خ ٌٍؾمٛي اإلهّبك٠خ ٌألهى اٌٙغ١ٓ ث١ٓ ِياهػٝ ثؼ٘ ِواوي‬ ‫ِؾبفظخ وفو اٌْ١ـ‬ Mona Fathy Abd- El Aziz Salama The Educational Impacts of hybrid rice Demonstration Fields among Farmers in some Districts, Kafr El – Sheikh Governorate. AbstractThe main objective of this study was to identify The Educational Impacts of hybrid rice DemonstrationFields among Farmers in some Districts, Kafr El – Sheikh Governorate.Study data were collected from a random sample of (210) respondent as experimental sample and(174) respondent as control sample by using personal interview questionnaire.Frequencies, percentage, arithmetic mean, simple and multiple correlation coefficients, standarddeviation, partial and standard partial regression coefficients, and "T" were used test for comparingtwo means to analyze study data.The study concluded a number of results were in:That approximately 73% and 17%, and about 11% of the experimental sample representingrespectively the categories of degrees of knowledge of high, medium and low, while like around 48%,and approximately 36%, and about 16% of the members of the control sample, such as, respectively,the same groups, as shown in the results significant difference is clear between the average valuesthat represent the degree of respondents Knowledge farmers members samples of the research(experimental and control groups) in favor of the experimental sample ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ٝ‫2- ٍّبء فبهٚق ِوٍٝ اٌجول‬ ٗ‫ِؼبهف ِّٚبهٍبد اٌّوأح اٌو٠ف١خ فٟ ِغبي ٍالِخ اٌغناء ٚروّ١ل اٍزٙالو‬ ‫ثّؾبفظخ وفو اٌْ١ـ‬ Samaa Farouk Morsy El Barky Knowledge And Practices of Rural Woman About The Safety And Rationalization of Food Consumption in Kafr EL-Sheikh Governorate AbstractThis study aimed mainly to identify the knowledge and practices of rural woman in the field of safetyfood and rationalization in Kafr El -SheikhA questionnaire was designed and administered to a random Of systematic sample of 250 ruralhousewives who represented 10% of the total population. Data collection was based on personalinterview at the two villages, namely: Alhamra and ABO-MOSTAFAFrequencies,percentages, averages,standard deviation, "T"exam, sample coefficient and partialregression coefficient are used in statistical analysis via SPSS The main findings of the studyare asfollows:98% of the respondents their knowledge level in field of safety food and rationalization of foodconsumption were either moderate or low .94% of the respondents their practices level in field of safety food and rationalization of foodconsumption were either moderate or low. ) 42 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي البضاتني‬ َٓ‫1-٘١ضُ ِؾّل ػٍٟ ِؾّل ؽ‬ ٟ‫رؤص١و اٌوٞ ثّ١بٖ اٌٖوف اٌّؼبٌظ ػٍٟ إٌّٛ ٚ اٌزوو١ت اٌزْو٠ؾ‬ ‫ٚاٌى١ّبٚٞ ٌٕٛػ١ٓ ِٓ األّغبه اٌقْج١خ‬ HAYSSAM MOHAMED ALI MOHAMED HASSANEFFECT OF IRRIGATION WITH TREATED WASTEWATER ON GROWTH, ANATOMY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION FOR TWO TIMBER TREE SPECIES AbstractThis study was carried out at the Nursery of Timber Trees Research Department of Sabahia,Horticultural Research Station at Alexandria, Egypt. The study lasted for 21 months (from 1st March2007 to 25th November 2008), to investigate the effects of irrigation with different sources ofwastewater on the vegetative growth, wood properties, wood anatomy, chemical structure of woodand chemical composition of trees, heavy metals accumulation by two trees species (Albizia lebbek andCitharexylum spinosum) and it‟s role on heavy metals phytoremediation, and soil properties for twoperiods (first period from 1st March 2007 to 25th November 2007, second period from 1st March 2007to 25th November 2008) .Data can be summarized as follows: -Irrigation with different sources of wastewater treatments significantly increased vegetative growthparameters (plant height, stem diameter, leaf area, fresh and dry weights of leaves, shoots and roots)followed by tap water for the two periods of study for the two species, and taken wood propertiesparameters (specific gravity and fiber length), anatomical characteristics (the percentage of anatomicalelements, vessel inner diameter, ray length, ray width and radial vessel diameter) and chemicalstructure of wood (extractives, cellulose, hemicelluloses, lignin and ash percentage) for the two speciesduring the two periods. ------------------------------------------------ َ‫2-ِب٘ـــو ِؾّل ػجل اٌٛاؽل ػجل اٌَال‬ ‫اٍزغبثخ ّٔٛ ِٚؾٖٛي ٚعٛكح صّبه اٌطّبُٛ ٌٍزطؼ١ُ رؾذ َِزٛ٠بد ِقزٍفخ‬ ‫ِٓ إٌ١زوٚع١ٓ فٟ اٌؾمً اٌّىْٛف‬ Maher Mohamed Abd El-Wahed RESPONSE OF TOMATO GROWTH,YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY TO GRAFTING UNDER DIFFERENT NITROGEN LEVELS IN THE OPEN FIELD Abstract The experiments were carried out during two successive late summer seasons of 2007 and 2008 atthe Experimental Farm of El-Gemmeiza Agricultural Research Station, Gharbia Governorate.Theobjective of this research was to study the effect of nitrogen levels, grafting onto different rootstocksand their combined interaction on plant growth analysis and attributes, early and total yield and fruitquality as well as chlorophyll and mineral contents of tomato plants, Super Strain B cv. The experiment in each season included fifteen treatments representing the combinations of threenitrogen levels (100,150 and 200 kg/fed.) and five grafting treatments onto different rootstocks(tomato cv. Edkawy , tomato BL 1076 line, tomato BL x Edkawy F1, eggplant cv. Black Beauty, andungrafted control). The obtained results could be concluded that tomato plants cv. Super Strain B which were graftedonto tomato, cv. Edkawy and fertilized with 200kg N/fed. produced the largest early and total yieldwith good quality when cultivated in the late summer season in the open field under our conditions. ) 43 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫3-ػّبك ٕبٌؼ ؽبِل‬ ‫كهاٍخ رؤص١و ِؼلالد اٌزَّ١ل ٚاٌوٞ ػٍٝ إٌّٛ ٚاإلٔزبع١خ ٚاٌّؾزٛ٠بد اٌى١ّ١بئ١خ ٌٕجبد‬ ‫اٌقوكي األث١٘ رؾذ ظوٚف ٍ١ٕبء‬ Emad Saleh HamedStudy of the Effect of Fertilization and Irrigation Levels on Growth, Production and Chemical Contents of Brassica alba L. Under Sinai Conditions Abstract This study was carried out on white mustard plant during the two successive seasons of 2006/2007and 2007/2008 in El-Maghara Research Station - Desert Research Center, North Sinai Governorate. Theaim of the research was to study the effect of irrigation levels, organic and biofertilization on growth,productivity and chemical constituents of white mustard plant. Two irrigation levels were used asfollows:- irrigation at rate 2 liter/hour and irrigation at rate 4 liter/hour. The plants were irrigated forone hour every two days during all the growth season. The organic fertilization treatments with NileCompost were as follows:- without adding organic fertilizer, adding organic fertilizer at rate 1, 2 and 3ton Nile Compost/feddan. The organic fertilizer was added during preparing the soil. The usedbiofertlizer was a mixture of two strains of bacteria namely: Azotobacter chroococcum and Bacillusmegatherium. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٍٝ‫4-اٍّبء ِؾّل اؽّل ٛٗ ػ‬ ٘‫اٍزغبثخ األهاٚال ٕٕف " ِٛٔبٌ١يا األث١٘" ٚاٌموُٛ ٕٕف " ىٔي٠جبه" ٌجؼ‬ ‫ِؼبِالد اٌزَّ١ل‬ Asmaa Mohamed Ahmed Taha Ali Response of chrysanthemum cv. " Monaliza White" and safflower cv. " Zanzibar" to some fertilization treatments Abstract The study was carried-out during the two successive seasons of 2007/2008 and 2008/2009 to studythe effects of chemical fertilizer (NPK), commercial biofertilizer " Biogen", seaweeds extract " Promex" andcompost, "El- Ebour compost" as an organic manure on the vegetative growth, flowering characteristics, vase lifeand chemical composition of Dendranthema grandiflora, Ramat. cv."Monaliza White" and Safflower(Carthamus tinctorius L. ) cv ."Zanzibar". The recommended dose for chrysanthemum Dendranthemagrandiflora, cv. " Monaliza White" was 6g ammonium sulphate + 4g calcium superphosphate + 3g potassiumsulphate +3% compost (from the soil weight) + 2g Biogen (3 times)/plant, While for Carthamus tinctorius L.cv."Zanzibar" was 6.75 +4.25+2.25 g NPK /plant +3%compost or 4.25+3+1.25 g NPK/plant +3% compost +2gBiogen (3times) /plant. ) 44 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي احملاصَن‬ ِٟ‫1- ِْ١وح أؽّل اثوا٘١ُ اٌْب‬ ‫رؤص١و ثؼ٘ اٌظوٚف اٌمبٍ١خ ػٍٝ ثؼ٘ اٌٖفبد اٌّؾٌٖٛ١خ ٚ اٌزىٌٕٛٛع١خ ٌمّؼ اٌقجي‬ MOSHIRA AHMED IBRAHIM EL-SHAMI EFFECT OF SOME STRESS CONDITIONS ON SOME YIELD AND TECHNOLOGY CHARACTERS IN BREAD WHEAT(Triticum aestivum, L.) Abstract The present study was carried out at the Experimental Farm of Sakha Agricultural Research Station,during the two growing seasons 2007/2008 and 2008/2009 and included two main parts; Six wheat cultivars were used in this study namely ; Sakha 93, Giza 168 , Sids 1, Sakha 94 ,Gemmiza 9 and Gemmiza 10 , were crossed in all possible combinations without reciprocals. Grains ofthe parents and their F1 are subjected to field (Part 1) and laboratory (Part 2)experiments.Part 1: The obtained hybrids and the six parents were grown under three nitrogen rates (0 , 40 , 80kg N / feddan).Three experiments were conducted. The experimental design was RCBD with threereplicates for each nitrogen rate. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2- هأ١ب أٔٛه ػٍٝ فٚو‬ ‫رؤص١و اٌزَّ١ل ثبٌٕزوٚع١ٓ اٌّؼلٟٔ ٚاٌؼٚٛٞ ػٍٝ أزبع١خ‬ ٟ‫ثؼ٘ إٕٔبف اٌْؼ١و رؾذ ظوٚف اإلعٙبك اٌٍّؾ‬ Rania Anwar Ali Khedr EFFECT OF MINERAL AND ORGANIC NITROGEN FERTILIZERS ON PRODUCTIVITY OF SOME BARLEY VARIETIES UNDER SALINITY STRESS AbstractThree field experiments were conducted at Sakha and El-Serw farm Stations to study the effect ofnitrogen and organic fertilizers rates on yield and it,s components in normal and sline soils, in two fieldexperiments.Split –plot design with four replicates were used in the first experiments at Sakha location and with fivereplicates in the second experiments at El-Serw location. The main plots were assigned to varieties,and nitrogen and organic fertilizers rates treatment in the sub plots.The treatments were; control, 15 kg N/fed.min., 30 kg N/fed.min., 45 kg N/fed., 250 kg compost, 500kg compost, 750 kg compost, 15 kg N/fed.min, + 500 kg compost, 30 kg N/fed.+ 15 kg compost, 45kg N/fed. min. +250 kg compost and 15 kg N/fed.min + 250 kg compost.Results in the first experiments in normal soils at Sakha location, showed that 45 kg N/fed.min and 45kg N/fed. min gave the highest yields of barley.While in the second experiment results showed that 45 kg N/fed.min + 250 kg N/fed compost, 45 kgN/fed min and 750 kg compost gave the highest yields of barley in salin soils.The third treatment were carried out to study the effect of nitrogen sources on yield and it,scomponents of barley in saline soils. ) 45 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٓ١٘‫3- آالء ِؾّل اٌّٙلٞ أؽّل ّب‬ ِٓ ‫رؤص١و اٌزٍم١ؼ اٌجىز١وٞ ٚ ِٖبكه اٌزَّ١ل ا٢ىٚرٟ ٚ اٌفزوح‬ ‫اٌؾٖبك ٌٍلهاً ػٍٟ اٌّؾٖٛي ٚعٛكح اٌجنٚه ٌجؼ٘ إٕٔبف فٛي اٌٖٛ٠ب‬ Alaa Mohamed El-Mahdy Ahmed Shaheen EFFECT OF RHIZOBIAL INOCULATION, SOURCES OF NITROGEN FERTILIZATION AND POST HARVEST TO THRESHING PERIOD ON YIELD AND SEED QUALITY OF SOME SOYBEAN CULTIVARS. AbstractTwo field experiments were conducted at the Experimental Farm of Agricultural Research Station,Sakha, Kafr El-Sheikh, Egypt, during 2006 and 2007 seasons. The experiments were conducted tostudy the effect of different nitrogen source [urea (46%), Bradyrhizobium and mature compost] andthree soybean cultivar on vegetative growth, yield, yield components and post harvest to threshingperiods on seed quality of soybean plants.Experiment I: the objective of this experiment was to study the response of three soybean cultivar todifferent source of nitrogen fertilizer. The experimental design was split plot with four replications. Themain plots were designed for different nitrogen sources, while cultivars were randomly distributed inthe sub plots. The studied factors of this experiment were arranged as follows: Mineral (75 kg N/fed) inthe form of urea (46 % N), Seed inoculation with Bradyrhizobium, Compost (4.5 t / fed), 2.25 t /fedcompost /fed + inoculation with Bradyrhizobium, 2.25 t /fed compost + 37.5 kg N/fed, 37.5 kg N/fed +inoculation with Bradyrhizobium and cultivars (Crawford, Toano, Giza 22).Experiment II: The objective of this experiment was to study the effect of the previous same factors inexperiment I plus post harvest to threshing period on the technological characters of soybean seeds. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ً١‫4-ثطوً ثْوٜ ٠ٍٛف ِ١قبئ‬ ٓ١‫اإلؽز١بعبد اٌَّبك٠خ ٌألهى اٌٙغ‬ Botros Boushra Youssef Mikhael Fertilizer requirements for hybrid rice Abstract The present study was carried out during two successive rice seasons of 2008and 2009 at the Experimental Farm of Rice Research and Training Center (RRTC), Sakha, Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate, Egypt. to compare the response of two promising rice hybrids of SK2046H(IR69625A/Giza181R) and SK2058H (IR69625A/Giza 182R) SK2034H (IR69625A/Giza 178 R) Hybrid 1rice to various nitrogen levels and different time and methods of potassium application. The obtaineddata showed that the maximum grain yield, with high quality especially milling percentage and proteincontent was produced by Hybrid 1 rice (Sk2046H) when fertilized by 165 kg N/ha and potassiumfertilizer was applied as ½ basally (30 kg K2O/ha)+ ¼ at mid tillering (15 kg K2O/ha) + spray 2% ofK2O solution (7.5 kg K2O/375 liters of water/ha) two times at panicle initiation and complete heading. ) 46 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ِٝ‫5-اًِ ِؾّل ػٛٗ اٌجو٘ب‬ .ْ‫ربص١و ٛوق ، اٌيهاػخ ِٚٛاػ١ل اٌؾٖبك ٚاٌزؼط١ٓ ػٍٝ ِؾٖٛي ٚعٛكح اٌىزب‬ Amal Mohamed Awed El-Borhamy Effect of planting methods, harvesting time and retting on yield and quality of flax AbstractObjectives: Study the effect of planting methods, harvesting time and retting methods on growth, yieldand its components and fiber quality of three flax cultivars.Methods and Results:1- The first Exp. was carried out at Sakha Agriculture Research Station farm during 2005/2006 and2006/2007 seasons. Asplit –split plot design with four replication flax cultivars (Sakha3 , Sakha 4 andEscalina) in main plots, planting methods (drilling and broad casting) in sub plots and harvesting time(130, 140, 150 and 160) days after sowing in sub- sub plots.The results obtained could be summarized as follows:The local cultivars Sakha 3 and Sakha 4 were superior than the important cultivar Escalina in straw andseed yields and in their components.Drilling method was gave the highest straw and seed characters compared with broadcasting.2- The second Exp. Aspilt –split plot design in four replicates, whereas cultivars assignated the threeflax cultivars, harvesting time in subplots and retting methods (warm water and water change every24h) in sub sub plots. ----------------------------------------------------- ‫6-ِؾّل ٕجؾٝ ػٍٝ ؽزؾٛد‬ ‫كهاٍبد ػٍٝ روث١خ اٌمّؼ‬ Mohamed Sobhi Aly Hathot Studies on Wheat Breeding Abstract A half diallel crosses among six wheat varieties were evaluated in both F1 and F2 generations. InFarm of Faculty of Agriculture, Kafrelsheikh University, Egypt during three seasons (2004 to 2007).Significant mean squares for genotypes-parents-crosses and parents vs crosses were detection in bothgenerations. Also, twelve important varieties were used to determine the actual morphological andbiochemical differences between various wheat varieties under test at different stages of growth. Theresults revealed great differences in certain morphological characters between various varieties thatcould be used to assist in the quality control and seed tests. ) 47 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي النبات الشراعى‬ ‫1- هّبك ػجل إٌّؼُ اؽّل‬ ‫كهاٍبد ِوٙ١ٗ ػٍٝ ِوٗ اٌزفؾُ اٌىبمة فٟ األهى فٟ ِٖو‬ RASHAD ABD-ELMONEEM AHMED PATHOLOGICAL STUDIES ON RICE FALSE SMUT DISEASE IN EGYPT Abstract Rice false smut one of the most disease attacking rice crop. The results summarized in. Tenisolates were identified as Ustilaginoidea virens.Disease symptoms occurred during flowering stage.The obtained results indicated that the highest disease severity were obtained when spikes wereimmersed in spore suspension.,the isolate no.8 gave the highest severity . The pathogen inducehighest decrease in seed germination .The long grain rice cvs. proved to have higher levels of infectionwith false smut about the short grain .Bioagent isolates ,Bacteria or Trichoderma were effective toinduce resistant to the causal agent . The infection was occurred during the heading stage andincrease by the highest level of fertilizers .The essential oils were effective to controlling the diseasewhen applied as a protection during the heading, but the fungicides differed in between when used tocontrolling the causal agent. ------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2-أؽّل ػجل هثٗ ػط١خ ِؾّل‬ ‫كهاٍٗ ِزملِٗ ػٍٟ ِوٗ اٌج١بٗ اٌيغجٝ ػٍٟ اٌق١به فٟ ِٖو‬ Ahmed Abd Rabou Attia Mohamed Further studies on downy mildew of cucumber in Egypt Abstract All the cucumber cultivars tested were susceptible, but with different degrees.Hisham and Karim cultivars were the least susceptible to CDMD. while D.p.164 cv and Delta star cv.were the most susceptible ones.Certain fungal and bacterial bioagent were used as foliar spray in order to manage the disease undergreenhouse condition. All the bioagents tested significantly reduced (the cucumber disease severity)CDS. Some compost tea of differentorigins, i.e. garlic, onion, cabbage and their mixture were used as a foliar spray to management theCDMD. The garlic and onion compost tea were more increased cucumber resistance against P.cubensis, as well as increased polyphenoloxidase and peroxidase activity and chlorophyll (a+b)content, in cucumber leaves than cabbage and mixture compost tea did. Spraying the cucumber plantwith Six essential oils) revealed that all the essential oils, with different degrees, significantly reducedDMDS. and increased both of activity of the polyphenoloxidase and peroxidase enzymes, chlorophyll(a+b) content, plant height and the fruit yield comparing to the control. ) 48 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫3- ٍّ١وح اؽّل فئاك ؽَٓ اٌؼى١خ‬ ‫اٌزؾىُ فٟ اإلعٙبك اٌفَ١ٌٛٛعٟ ٌجؼ٘ ٍِٛصبد اٌج١ئخ ػٍٝ ٔجبد اٌفٛي‬ ٌّٕٛ‫ثبٍزقلاَ اٌوُ ثجؼ٘ ِٕظّبد ا‬ Samira Ahmed Fouad Hassan El-Okkiah CONTROL THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS RESULTED FROM SOME ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS ON VICIA FABA BY USING FOLIAR SPRAY WITH CERTAIN GROWTH REGULATORS AbstractThe main objective of this investigation is: to study the effect of Physiological stress resulted fromsome Environmental pollutants such as: irrigation with Sewage and Agriculture drainage waters andtheir effect on growth and productivity of Faba bean crop, In addition, alleviation injury resulted froman application of these polluted irrigation water by using plant growth regulators (PGRs); GA3 and IAAby foliar spraying with different concentrations on faba bean plants.Using both Sewage (SW) andagriculture drainage (ADW) waters with the lowest concentration 25% in irrigation Faba bean plantsled to a good growth of Faba bean plants and significantly increased most of studied characteristics(vegetative, reproductive, yield and yield components, physiological, chemical analysis of faba beanplant organs, and anatomical measurements). ) 49 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫شعبةأوزاض النبات‬ ُ١٘‫1-ٚائً اٌَؼ١ل عجو اثوا‬ ‫كهاٍبد ػٍٟ ِوٗ اٍزطبٌخ ٔجبربد األهى (ِوٗ اٌجىبٔب) ٚاٌّزَجت ػٓ اٌفطو‬ ‫ فٟ ِٖو‬Gibberella fujikuroi (Fusarium moniliforme) Wael El-Said Gabr Ibrahim Studies on Bakanae Disease of Rice Caused by Gibberella fujikuroi (Fusarium moniliforme) in Egypt. Abstract Results obtained throughout investigation on bakanae disease of rice caused by F. moniliformeindicated that six surveyed governorates of the Nile Delta namely, Kafrelsheikh, Dakahlia, Gharbia,Damietta, Beheira and Sharkia show that the highest percent of disease incidence was recorded atKafrelsheikh, Beheira and Sharkia Govs. Many fungal isolates of Fusarium moniliforme were obtainedfrom the different surveyed locations. These isolates differed in their virulence. Results obtainedindicated that the majority of the five used bioagents, all the tested fungal antagonists were effectiveagainst F. moniliforme, however Trichoderma harzianum was the best in this study under in vitro andgreenhouse conditions. Gibberellins production of different isolates of F. moniliforme isolated fromdiseased rice plants collected from different governorates, were higher in the highly virulent isolatesthan those obtained from either moderate or less virulent ones. The highest fumonisins productionwere given by isolates no. 105, 96 and 102 which gave the highest pigment levels. The obtainedresults proved that ISJ technique is a useful method for detecting polymorphism among the cultivarsunder this study. -------------------------------------------------------------------- ٗٛ ُ١‫2-ٔغالء ػجلاٌجبٍٜ ػجلاٌؼظ‬ ‫كهاٍبد ػٍٟ ِمبِٚخ ِوٗ اٌنثٛي ٌٕجبربد اٌجط١ـ اٌّزَجت ػٓ اٌفطو‬ َٛ١‫ف١ٛىاه٠َٛ أٚوَ١َجٛهَ ٛوى ّىٍٟ ٔ١ف‬ Naglaa Abdelbaset Abdelazeem Taha Studies on the control of watermelon wilt disease caused by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. niveum Abstract The present study is concerned with the control of watermelon wilt caused by F. oxysporum f. sp.niveum. All isolates of F.oxysporum f. sp. niveum (59) proved to be pathogenic to plants. They causedsignificant increase in incidence and severity %. The highest value was obtained by Giza1 however,hybrid F18470 showed the lowest values. Use of Bentonit singly or combined with Vitavax at halfnormal application highly reduced the growth of F. oxysporum f. sp. nivem. In regard to biocontrol,the lowest infection was resulted from treatments with T2, compost + T2 and Vitavax. The best resultsfor infection was obtained from using Salicylic acid 1 (500 µg/ml), Bion2 (0.15 mM), Hydrogen peroxide(1 mM) and Vitavax which gave the lowest infection. Using bottle gourd and pumpkin in grafting gavethe best result in this concern in comparison with the fungicide Vitavax treatment. ) 51 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي الصناعات الغذائَة‬ ‫شعبة تلنٌلٌجَا األغذٍة‬ ً٠‫ى٘١خ ٍبٌُ ػجل اٌؾّ١ل عجو‬ َ‫كهاٍبد رىٌٕٛٛع١خ ٚو١ّ١بئ١خ ػٍٝ ٌؾُ إٌؼب‬ Zahia Salim Abd El-Hamed Gibrel TECHNOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL STUDIES ON OSTRICH MEAT AbstractIt could be concluded that ostrich meat is a naturally lean and nutritionally food when considered aseither livestock or poultry. Ostrich meat having the color and texture of beef, containing less fat,cholesterol and calories, is another healthier choice for those trying to cut beef from their diets but stillcraving that red meat taste. Ostrich meat may also be used as a substitute for beef in a variety ofproducts. The lower meat classes obtained from an ostrich carcass can be used successfully for valueadding by producing edible by-products for human consumption, such as sausage, burger, or kofta,and are important to the economics of ostrich production and human health and comfort. -------------------------------------------------------------- ‫قضي هندصة سراعَة‬ ‫شعبة املَلنة الشراعَة‬ ٌٔٛ٠ ‫ِؾّٛك ػجل اٌفزبػ ِؾّٛك‬ َ‫رغف١ف ّوائؼ اٌضَٛ فٟ ٛجمخ هل١مخ ثبٍزقلا‬ ‫األّؼخ رؾذ اٌؾّواء‬ Mahmoud Abdel-Fatah Mahmoud Younis Thin layer drying of garlic slices using infrared AbstractA study was conducted to investigate the drying behavior of garlic slices under (infrared, convectionand combined infrared - convection heating modes). The results showed that, increasing the dryingrate, thermal efficiency, rehydration ratio, flavor strength and the colour difference, and decrease ofdrying time specific energy consumption and hue angle for two methods of drying with infraredradiation and combined infrared - convection than convection drying alone. The Page modelsatisfactorily described drying behavior of garlic slices and predicted the changes in garlic slicesmoisture content comparing with the studied models for the three drying methods. ) 51 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫كمَـة الرتبَــة‬ ‫أًال : املاجضــــــتري‬ ‫ً‬ ‫( 25 )‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي أصٌه الرتبَة‬ ‫أّـوف غبىٜ اٍّبػ١ً كٚ٠لاه‬ ‫اٌزوث١خ اٌغّبٌ١خ فٝ اإلٍالَ - كهاٍخ رؾٍ١ٍ١خ‬ Ashraf Ghazy Ismail Douidar Aesthetical Education in islam analytical study AbstractThis research aims at developing aesthetic sensation in people, consists of Seven (chapter) they are asfollows :-chapter one : The general frame for the study includeschapter 2 :- Aesthetic and the explanation of the Prominant theories which includechapter 3 :-The basis of aesthetical Education in Islam are :chapter 4 :-aesthetical Education and building personality in its integrated sides Islamicchapter 5 :-The role of the educational Islamic institutions in developing the aesthetical tastechapter Six :- Methods of aesthetical Education in Islam arechapter Seven :- Execution the aesthetical education in the educational institutions ( practicalprogram) ) 53 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي عمي النفط الزبٌى‬ ْ‫1- ٍٕــبء ػجلإٌجــٟ أؽّــل هِٚــب‬ ٞ‫فؼبٌ١ـخ ثؤبِـظ رله٠جـٟ ٌإلكهان اٌَّؼـٝ ٚاٌجٖـو‬ ‫فٝ رقف١ف ٕؼٛثبد رؼٍُ اٌؼٍَٛ ٌلٜ رالِ١ـن‬ ٟ‫اٌؾٍمخ اٌضبٔ١خ ِٓ اٌزؼٍ١ُ األٍبٍـ‬ Sanaa Abdul Nabi Ahmad Ramadan THE EFFICTIVENESS OF A TRAINING PROGRAMME OF AUDITORY AND VISUALPERCEPTION TO REDUCE SCIENCE LEARNING DISABILITIES FORTHE STUDENTS OF THE SECOND CYCLE OF THE BASIC EDUCATION Abstract This Study aimed to Detecting the effectiveness of a program for the audio-visual perception in thedevelopment of audio-visual perception for the students with learning disabilities in learning science,Detecting the effectiveness of the program in the development of the Academic Achievement for thestudents with learning difficulties. And then,reducing the disabilities of learning science.Sampleconsisted of(36)pupils with learning difficulties in first grade middle school science, including (14)female, (22) males. The sample was divided into two groups, one experimental and the otherregulator. The number of each group was (18 pupils), (7 females),(11 males) There is an indicativeeffect for each type of the experimentation (experimental -standard), besides the type of themeasurement (anterior, subsequent and the tracking), and their bilateral interactions on the variablesof Visual perception(dimensions–totalscore),auditory perception(dimensions- total score )andachievement for the experimental group and the subsequent and the tracking measurement. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2- ّ١ّبء ػجل اٌوإف اٌَ١ل ػجل اٌوؽّٓ ػٍ١ٛح‬ ٘‫فؼبٌ١ـــخ رله٠جــبد ؽــت االٍزطــالع فٝ رؾَــ١ٓ ثؼ‬ ‫اٌّزغــ١واد‬ )ٍُ‫اٌّؼوف١ــخ ٌــلٜ اٌّزقٍفــ١ٓ ػمٍ١ــب (اٌمبثٍــ١ٓ ٌٍزؼــ‬ Shimaa Abd El- Rauf El-Said Abd El-Rhman Elewa Effectiveness Of Curiosity Training in Improvment some Cognitive Variables Among Educable Mentally Retarded. A Thesis Submitted AbstractThis study aimed to detect the effectiveness of the training program of inquisitiveness (Cognitive -Cognitive) In mentally retarded children (educable) to improve some of the variables cognitive(attention - remember – creative thinking - academic achievement) In mentally retarded (cohortlearning.) Sample consisted of (20) male and female children of the mentally retarded (educable)School of Intellectual Education - Department of Kafr ElSheikh education and school of intellectualeducation in Zafran - Department of Hamoul educational- province Kafr ElSheikh, whose intelligencequotient between (55-75) and those ages between the (9 - 12) years, were divided into two groups:[Experimental group consisting of (10) children - a control group consisting of (10) Children] includedstudy tools to exercise curiosity (cognitive and cognitive) measure of curiosity cognitive measure ofcuriosity Cognitive - measure of attention-Basri - measure memory, verbal phrases - test " Torrence of"innovative thinking" image B ". Results of the study that the effect statistically significant for each ofthe processors (experimental - control) and the type of measurement (before - after - tracking) andexperimental variables (curiosity cognitive - curiosity Cognitive - attention - remember - CreativeThinking - Academic Achievement) to the mentally retarded ( cohort learning) for the experimentalgroup and telemetric iterative. ) 54 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي املناهج ًطزق التدرٍط‬ ‫1- هأ١ب ِجوٚن ِجوٚن ى٠بكح‬ ‫رؤص١و ّٔٛمط اٌزؼٍُ اٌجٕبئٟ فٟ اٌلهاٍبد االعزّبػ١خ ػٍٝ اٌزؾٖ١ً ٚرّٕ١خ كافؼ١خ اإلٔغبى‬ ٍٟ‫ِٚٙبهاد ارقبم اٌمواه ٌلٜ رالِ١ن اٌٖف اٌَبكً ِٓ ِوؽٍخ اٌزؼٍ١ُ األٍب‬ Rania Mabrouk Mabrouk Ziadah The impact of structural Learning model in the Social Studies on the studying , developing the achievement of motivation and skills of taking decision at sixth grade students from the Basic Education Stage. AbstractAim of study:It aims to develop the achievement of motivation, and decision making skills at sixth grade studentsfrom the Basic Education Stage, using Structural Learning Model. The study presented achievementtest in the Social Studies to sixth grade students in the two unites (Human and natural resources -Tourism in Egypt) on levels of (remembering - understanding - applying). It also presentedmeasurement of achievement motivation, and measurement of decision making skills.Sample of study:It consisted of (80) male and female students of El Khairia elementary School, and El Gomhoriaelementary School at Fowa Educational Department. It devided into two groups, the first wasexperimental group where it has been teaching by strategy of the Structural Learning Model, and thesecond was control group which taught by the usual method. The results of study came to theeffectiveness of Structural Learning Model in the Social Studies on achievement and developing theachievement of motivation, and decision making skills at sixth grade students from the Basic EducationStage. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٞ‫2- ِؾّل ِٖطفٟ ػٍٟ اٌٖؼ١ل‬‫فؼبٌ١خ اٌزله٠ٌ ثجؤبِظ ٍٚبئٜ ِزؼلكح فٟ رّٕ١خاٌزٛإً اٌؼٍّٟ ٚاٌزفى١و إٌبلل فٟ اٌف١ي٠بء‬ . ٞٛٔ‫ٌلٜ ٛالة اٌٖف األٚي اٌضب‬ Mohamed Mustafa Ali El Seeady Effectiveness of Teaching Via a Multimedia Program in Developing First year Secondary stage Students Scientific Communication and Critical Thinking in Physic. AbstractEffectiveness of Teaching Via a Multimedia Program in Developing First year Secondary stage StudentsScientific Communication and Critical Thinking in Physic.To achieve such a goal, the researcher constructed a multimedia- based computer program in teachingphysics besides, “statistical electricity” test, and “currental electricity” test as the content of the study.The researcher also constructed a critical thinking test in physics to measure the critical thinking skillsin Physics regarding the levels of (comprehension, analysis, application, synthesis, and evaluation). Theresearcher constructed a scientific communication test in Physics as well, to measure the skills ofscientific communication in Physics regarding the levels of (item, phrase, clause, essay, and search fortruth). The researcher constructed a teacher‟s guide related to the multimedia program that wasprepared by the researcher.A sample of 124 male and female students was selected from the Qaleen male secondary school andQaleen female secondary school. They were divided into two groups, an experimental one (N=62) anda control group (N=62) as well. The tools of the study were administered before and after thetreatment. ) 55 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫3- ٘بٔٝ ىوٝ ػجل اٌَالَ فوط إٌغبه‬ ‫فؼبٌ١خ ثؤبِظ ِمزوػ لبئُ ػٍٝ ٔظو٠خ اٌنوبءاد اٌّزؼلكح‬ ٍّٝ‫فٝ رّٕ١خ ثؼ٘ اٌّفب٘١ُ اٌؼٍّ١خ ِٚٙبهاد االٍزمٖبء اٌؼ‬ ‫فٝ ِبكح األؽ١بء ٌلٜ ٛالة اٌّوؽٍخ اٌضبٔٛ٠خ‬ Hany Zaky Abd Elsalam AlnaggarEffectiveness of a suggested program based on the theory of Multiple Intelligences in the development of some scientific concepts and skills of scientific inquiry in biology among Students of Secondary Stage AbstractStudy Tools:1 - measure of Multiple Intelligences: to identify patterns of multiple intelligences to the class firstsecondary year (by the researcher).2 - test of scientific concepts in my unit "Biology and scientific thinking - diversity and classification ofliving" for students at the first secondary year (prepared by the researcher).3 - Test the skills of scientific inquiry in biology (prepared by the researcher).The results reached by the current study:1 - there is a difference statistically significant at the level of (0.01) between the mean scores ofexperimental group students who studied using the multiple intelligences proposed and the controlgroup students studied in the usual way to test the post application of scientific concepts for studentsof the experimental group.2 - there is a difference statistically significant at the level of (0.01) between the mean scores ofexperimental group students who studied using the multiple intelligences proposed and the controlgroup students studied in the usual way in the post application to test the skills of scientific inquiry forstudents of the experimental group. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫4- أّوف ٕفٛد ؽٍّٟ فئاك‬ Ashraf Safwat Helmy Foad ٛ‫رؤص١و اٍزوار١غ١خ ِمزوؽخ ٌزله٠ٌ اٌغجو ػٍٝ اٌزؾٖ١ً ٚاالرغبٖ ٔؾ‬ ُ١ٍ‫اٌو٠بٙ١بد ٌلٜ اٌزالِ١ن ثط١ئٝ اٌزؼٍُ ثبٌؾٍمخ اٌضبٔ١خ ِٓ اٌزؼ‬ ٍٟ‫األٍب‬ The Effect of a Suggested Strategy of Teaching Algebra on Achievement and Attitude towards Mathematics among Slow Learner Students in the Second Cycle of Basic Education . Abstract The Study investigated the effect of the Suggested Strategy for Teaching Algebra on Achievementand Attitude towards Mathematics among Slow Learners in the Second Cycle of Basic education byUsing one of the designs of experimental curriculum which is pre and post test to both experimentaland control groups . Results showed that The suggested strategy has a medium effective in increasingachievement of slow learners of the first year of the second cycle of basic education , The suggestedstrategy has less than medium effective in developing attitude towards Algebra of slow learners of thefirst year in the second cycle of basic education , There is no significant correlation between scores ofexperimental group students in achievement test and attitude scale towards Algebra . ) 56 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫5- أّـوف أؽّـل اٌَـ١ل لبػـٛك‬ ‫فؼبٌ١ــخ إٌّبلْـــخ اٌغّبػ١ــــخ ِٓ فــالي اإلٔزــؤذ‬ ٝ‫فــٝ رّٕ١ــخ ثؼــ٘ ِٙــبهاد اٌزؼج١ــو اٌىزبثــ‬ ٜٛ‫ٌــلٜ ٛــالة اٌٖــف األٚي اٌضبٔـــ‬ ASHRAF AHMED EL-SAYED KAOUD The Effectiveness of Internet Discussion Group on Developing Some Composition Writing Skills of First Year Secondary School Students. Abstract The main objective of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of Internet discussion group ondeveloping some composition writing skills of first year secondary school students, namely languageuse skill (structure) and the writing mechanics skills (punctuation, capitalization, spelling andparagraphing). For this purpose, (60) EFL students enrolled in the Old Secondary School for Girls inKafr El- Sheikh City were randomly selected and randomly assigned to two groups; one control and theother experimental. The experimental group was taught using the Internet discussion ( through a Website and its links ), whereas the control group adopted the traditional method to the teaching ofcomposition. The experiment lasted for sixteen school periods ( 50 minutes each) in the first term ofthe academic year 2006/2007. Three null hypotheses were formulated to be tested. To investigatethese hypotheses, the researcher made use of a free Web site strategies to teach the compositionwriting skills, through the Internet discussion group. The researcher also constructed pre-postcomposition writing skills test -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٍٝ‫6- أّـوف هارت ِؾّـل ػ‬ ‫فؼبٌ١خ ثؤبِظ ػالعٟ ِمزوػ ٌّؼبٌغخ ٕؼٛثبد اٌزوعّخ ٌلٜ ٛالة اٌّوؽٍخ‬ ‫اٌضبٔٛ٠خ‬ Ashraf Rateb Mohammed Ali The Effectiveness of a Suggested Remedial Program for Tackling Students‟ Difficulties in Translation at the Secondary Stage Abstract The main purpose of this study wasto investigate the effectiveness of a suggested remedial program for tackling students‟ translationdifficulties at the secondary stage at Kafr El Sheikh Al Azhar Institute. A sample of 80 students wasselected randomly from Kafr El-Sheikh Al Azhar Institute. The experimental group consisted of fortystudents to study the translation difficulties via the suggested translation program. An equal number ofstudents were assigned to the control group to study the same translation difficulties using thetraditional method. The material and tools that have been used by the researcher either to collect thedata or to carry out the experiment represented in: the pilot study, the suggested translation program,the translation test and the teachers guide. The researcher formulated three main hypotheses fromthe main question of the study to be investigated. The suggested translation program was preparedand the translation test has been developed to investigate these hypotheses. After collecting data fromthe administrations of the pre-post tests, a t-test was used to analyze the data. The results pointed outthat the suggested translation program was helpful in tackling some secondary stage studentstranslation difficulties. ) 57 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٕٗ١‫7- ػجل اٌوإٚف ِؾّل ػجل اٌوإٚف ؽف‬ ‫فؼبٌ١خ اٍزقلاَ ثؼ٘ اٍزوار١غ١بد ِب ٚهاء اٌّؼوفخ‬ ٍِٟ‫فٟ رؾٖ١ً اٌؼٍَٛ ٚرّٕ١خ ِٙبهاد اٌزفى١و اٌزؤ‬ ٟ‫ٌلٜ رالِ١ن اٌٖف اٌَبكً االثزلائ‬ Abd El-Raouf Mohamed Abd El-Raouf Hafina The Effectiveness of Using Some Metacognitive Strategies on Developing Sixth Grade Students‟ Science Achievement and Reflective Thinking AbstractThe current research aimed at Effectiveness of Using Some Metacognitive Strategies on Developing Sixth Grade Students‟ Science Achievement and Reflective Thinking.To achieve the objective of the study, the researcher prepared a teachers guide and strategies beyondthe horizon of knowledge as the researcher prepared achievementtest in science as well as a test of reflective thinking was chosen as a sample of (66)students from my school Sadat primary and Almenshleen primary rate (33) studentsof the experimental group, (33) students of the control group, was the application of research tools onthe two groups before and after teaching, were data processing using the statistical program "Spss"based on the your search provided the following results :• There is a statistically significant positive relationship between the strategies beyond -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٗٛ‫8- ِؾّٛك ِؾّل وبًِ ػ‬ ‫فبػٍ١خ ثؤبِظ ِمزوػ ٌزّٕ١خ ِٙبهاد اٌٚجٜ اٌٖوفٟ ٚإٌؾٛٞ فٟ األكاء‬ ٍٟ‫اٌموائٟ ٌلٜ رالِ١ن اٌٖف اٌزبٍغ ِٓ اٌزؼٍ١ُ األٍب‬ Mahmoud Mohamed Kamel Awad The Effectiveness of a Suggested programme for Developing Syntactic and Morphological skills in Basic Education Ninth Grade Students‟ Reading Performance . AbstractThis study aims at knowing the effectiveness of a suggested program for developing syntactic andmorphological skills in basic education ninth grade students, reading performance. In order to a chievethis aims, the study prepared a list of syntactic and morphological skills for basic education ninthgrade students, as acriteria in which the program has been a chieved . The morphological and syntactic test ,reading performance test, the analytic form of the recordingaudio material that was a ccompanyed to the reading performance test to determine the initial level ofthe sample students, to measure the effectiveness of the suggested program andin the pre and postprogram application. ) 58 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ُ‫9- ؽـّـلٜ أؽـّـل اثـوا٘١ـُ غـبٔـ‬ ‫فؼـبٌ١ـخ اٌّلفـً اٌطج١ـؼٝ ٚاٌّلفـً االرٖـبٌـٝ فٝ رّٕ١ـخ ِٙـبهح‬ ٖ‫االٍزّـبع ٚاإلرغـب‬ ٝ‫ٔؾـٛ اٌٍغـخ اإلٔغٍ١ـي٠ـخ ٌـلٜ رالِ١ـن اٌٖـف اٌقـبِـٌ اإلثزـلائـ‬ Hamdy Ahmed Ibrahim Ghanem The Effectiveness of the Natural and Communicative Approaches in Developing Fifth Graders Listening Skill and Attitudes towards English AbstractThis study examined the effectiveness of the Natural Approach and the Communicative Approach indeveloping fifth year primary pupils‟ listening skill and attitudes towards studying English. The subjectsof this study included 90 fifth year primary (EFL) pupils were divided into three groups at random. Theresearcher administered a listening comprehension test and an attitude scale. Results indicated thatBoth the Natural Approach and the Communicative Approach groups were more effective than thetraditional method group in developing fifth graders‟ listening skill. However, the Natural Approachgroup was the most effective one in enhancing positive attitudes towards English. ------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫21- أِ١ٕخ أؽّل اثوا٘١ُ ػجل اٌؼبي‬ ٝ‫فبػٍ١خ اٌّلفً اٌٛلبئٟ فٝ رله٠ٌ اإلِالء ٌزالِ١ــن اٌؾٍمــخ األٌٚـــ‬ ٍٟ‫ِٓ اٌزؼٍ١ُ األٍب‬ Amina Ahmed Ibrahem Abd Elaal The Effectiveness of a Preventive Approach on Teaching Dedication to Students of the First Elementary Education Stage Abstract The study problem was identified in the following question: -What is the effectiveness of the preventive approach in the teaching of dedication for students infourth grade of primary education?From this question many questions ramifies several subsidiary questions:What are the common dedication errors of the students of the fourth grade of primary education?What are the features the teaching of dictation according to the preventive approach?To what extent are the Arabic language teachers of the primary stage efficient at teaching dictationaccording to the preventive approach?What is the effectiveness of teaching dictation using the preventive approach on the commondedication errors of the students of the fourth grade of primary education? ) 59 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٜٚ‫11- أّوف ػجل اٌّمٖٛك ِوٍٝ إٌْب‬ ‫فبػٍ١خ ثؤبِظ وّج١ٛرو ِمزوػ فٝ رّٕ١خ ِٙبهاد اٍزقلاَ ثؤبِظ‬ ‫اٌغلاٚي اإلٌىزوٚٔ١خ ٌلٜ ٛالة كثٍَٛ اٌّلاهً اٌضبٔٛ٠خ اٌزغبه٠خ‬ Ashraf Abd EL-Maksoud Morsy EL-Shenawy The Effectiveness of a Suggested Computer Program in Developing the Skills of Using Electronic Tables Program for Secondary Commercial Schools Students AbstractThe current research study aimed at the effectiveness of an educational computer program proposed inthe development of skills to use spreadsheet software for the students in secondary school diplomabusiness.To achieve the objective of the study, the researcher prepared an educational computer program forteaching, a test to measure cognitive achievement and a note card performance skills. Was chosen as a random sample of (60) female students from the third grade secondary trading,divided into two groups by (30) students of the experimental group, and (30) students of the controlgroup.After applied the tools of the study on two groups Pre-Post teaching, were statistically processing thedata, and found the results to the effectiveness of educational computer program proposed in thedevelopment of cognitive achievement and the skills to use spreadsheet program for the students insecondary school diploma business. ) 61 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي إعداد املعمي األكادميى‬ ُ‫1- هاِــٝ ػـــٛٗ ٍؼــل إٌبػـــ‬ ‫رؾٚ١و ٚرٕٛ١ف ِْزمبد عل٠لح ٌّووت 4-أِ١ٕٛ روا٠بى٠ٓ ٚرطج١مبرٙب‬ Ramy Awad Saad El-Naem Synthesis, Characterization of New 4-Amino Triazine Derivatives and their Applications Abstract The present study describes the interactions of 4-amino-6-methyl-5-oxo-3(2H)thioxo-1,2,4-triazinewith different aldehydes and ketones namely 4-benzyloxy-3-methoxy benzeldehyde, thiophene-2-carboxyl- dehyde and 2-hydroxy acetophenone. The structure of all theses synthesized compounds were confirmed by their spectral data namely, IR,1H-NMR and 13C-NMR spectra, which are in a good agreement with their assigned structures.Moreover, in the frame of the present study, a series of the reported organic compound wereemployed as chelating ligands towards copper(II) ion.The oxidase biomimetic catalytic activity of the reported copper(II) complexes was examined towardsthe aerobic oxidation of some biologically and industrially important reagents such as o-aminophenol,catechol, o-phenelyenediamine and p-phenelyenediamine.[ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ً١‫2- ٌٚ١ل اٍّبػ١ً ػجل اٌغٛاك اٍّبػ‬ َ‫كهاٍخ اٌزوو١ت ٚاٌقٛآ اٌف١ي٠بئ١خ ٌٍّٛاك ٔبِٔٛزو٠خ اٌَّب‬ Walid Ismail Abd El-Gwad Ismail Structure and Physical Properties Study of Nano Porous Materials Abstract Resorcinol formaldehyde aerogel samples (RF aerogels) have been prepared at different catalystratios of NaOH from the total weight of the compound using sol-gel process. Sample with nano-particles of copper colloidal has been prepared by chemical reduction by using hydrazine hydrate asreducing agent. Then, different nanocomposite samples of RF aerogels with catalyst ratio 0.0158%wtwere prepared by doping with different concentration ratio of copper nanoparticles from the totalweight of the compound using sol-gel process, also pure copper or as a compound. DC and ACelectrical conductivity, as well as dielectric constant were measured at different temperatures. Also thesamples were characterized by using Scanning Electron Microscope, FT-IR Spectrometry, UV- VISSpectrometry and Particle Size Analyzer. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫3- ِؾّٛك ِؾّل ٍؼل ػجلاٌفزبػ‬ َ‫كهاٍخ فٛآ إٌمً ٌٍّٛاك ٔبِٔٛزو٠خ اٌَّب‬ Mahmoud Mohamed Saad Abd El-Fatah Transport Properties Study of Nano Porous Materials AbstractA series of RF aerogel samples were prepared by sol gel method. Resorcinol and Formaldehyde wereused as precursors, while KOH was used as catalyst. Another series of the RF aerogel samples thatdoped with silver nanoparticles at different ratios were prepared by the sol gel and reduction methods.The morphology measurements for all samples were determined by TEM, SEM and Particle SizeAnalyzer (PSA). The spectral measurements for all samples were determined by FTIR spectroscopy andUV spectroscopy. Measurements of DC and AC electrical conductivity as well as dielectric propertieswere carried out for all samples. ) 61 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٟٔٛ‫4- ِؾّل ٍؼل ِؾّل اٌز‬ ‫اٌقٖبئٔ اٌٍغٛ٠خ فٟ ٍٕٓ اثٓ ِبعٗ كهاٍخ رؾٍ١ٍ١خ فٟ ٙٛء ػٍُ اٌٍغخ‬ ‫اٌؾل٠ش‬ Mohammed Saad Mohammed EL _Tony Linguistic Characteristics in Ibn Magas Sunan : An Analytical Study in the Light of Modern Linguistics Abstract"Linguistic characteristics in Sunan Ibn Majah analyticalstudy in the light of modern linguistics" A master degree consists of introduction , preface ,conclusion and four chapters.Chapter I acousyic level : includes substitution, Hamz and facilitation , lengthened and shortenedvowels, assimilation & intonation.Chapter II:- Morphological level : includes derivatives and various morphological issues.Chapter III :- Grammatical level : includes an appnaoch to the concept of the sentence , Grammaticalissues appositions and the correlation between meaning and grammar.Chapter IIII :- Semantic level : includes the semantics and its relevant items, the semantic relationsbetween words that lead to the richness of the Arabic language. Strangeness and explanation forsome of samples .--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫5- أٍؼل ِؾّل ػٍٝ ػ١بك‬ ُ٠‫اٌؼٍَُ فٝ اٌموآْ اٌىو‬ َ ‫كهاٍخ ٌغٛ٠خ‬ Asaad Mohammed Aly Ayad Porper nouns in the Holy Quran " " ALinguistic Study " . AbstractResearch departments :This study came in the introduction ,Boot, four chapters . 1-2-Introduction: In which the researcher dealt with reasons for choosing this subject and previousstudies .,title ,label ),the definition and thinking name )3- Boot :the researcher took three short words,a4-chapter one :proper nouns study audio:in this chapter three sections.5-chapter two : proper non morphological study:this chapter is consists of four sections.6-chapter three: Grammatical rules concerning proper nouns in Qur,an .7-chapter four The significance of proper nouns mentioned in Qur,an:8-The And : consist of results9 –List: consist of references.10-Index of research topic ) 62 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي الصحة النفضَة‬ ً‫1- أٍّـبء رـبط ِٖطفـٝ أثٛػَـ‬ ‫األّٔــبٛ اٌٍَٛو١ــخ ٌٍْقٖ١ــخ ٚعــٛكح اٌؾ١ـــبح‬ ‫ٌــلٜ ػ١ٕـــخ ِٓ اٌّوا٘م١ــٓ ِوٙـٝ اٌَىــو‬ Asmaa Tag Mustafa Abou Assal Behavioral patterns of personality and quality of life In a sample of adolescent diabetics AbstractTitled: Personality Behaviour Patterns and the Quality of life for a sample of Diabetic Adolescents.The problem of the study is illustrated within the following questions:Is there a relation between the quality of life and the behavioural pouterns ( A, B, C ) for Insulindependent diabetic adolessents?Are there differences in the life quality between Insulin dependent diabetic patients with thebehauioural pattern ( A ) and healthy adolescents?What is the difference range of such relation when sex and period of disease effect vary?The study was administered on a sample of (105) healthy secondary school adolescents and (54)Insulin dependent diabetic adolescents that were assigned and choosen randornly from heathinsurance hospitals ( Diabetes Clinics ), the whole sample age ranged from 15 to 18 years, withharmony achieved among sample subjects concerning the age. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2- ّ١ّـبء فزؾـٝ اثوا٘١ـُ اٌَ١ـل ؽ١ـله‬ ‫اٌؼٕف اٌّلهٍٝ ٚػاللزٗ ثجؼ٘ اٌّزغ١واد إٌفَ١خ‬ ‫ٚاٌل٠ّٛغواف١خ ٌلٜ اإلٔبس فٝ ِوؽٍخ اٌّوا٘مخ‬ Shimaa Fathy Ibrahiem Header School Violence and Its Relationship To Some Psychological and Demorgraphical Variables For Females At Adolescent Stage AbstractThe study objectives are represented to revealing the relationship between school violence and somevariables (Self concept - Type of residence - Kind of education - type of residence ) for females atadolescent stage .The study shed light on the violent behavior through a sample survey of (240) teenage students age (15 – 17 ) are divided into four groups ( old secondary school for girls in Kafr El – Sheikh City,commercial secondary school for girls in Kafr El – Sheikh City , secondary school in SHBASE Emair,commercial secondary school in El – Abasia ).Results of the study: There is a connection between school violence and the concept of self andinteraction with peers among females in adolescence.There are statistical difference between the a verage degrees of females in school violence accordingto the type of education( general – technical ) for the females in the technical education in the negative trend.There are statistical differences between the average degrees of females in school violence accordingto the pattern of residence ( rural – urban ) in favor of females in urban areas in the negative trend.There are statistical differences between the average degrees of females in school violence accordingto the level of self – concept in favor of females with low self – concept in the negative trend.There are statistical differences between the average degrees of females in school violence accordingto the level of interaction with peers ( high – low ) in favor of females with low – interacting in thenegative trend. ) 63 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٜ‫3-ٍؼل اثوا٘١ُ اثوا٘١ُ اٌٙٛاه‬ ِٓ ٕٗ١‫فؼبٌ١خ ثؤبِظ ِؼوفٟ ٍٍٛوٟ ٌزقف١ف ؽلح لٍك االِزؾبْ ٌلٜ ػ‬ ‫ٛالة اٌضبٔٛ٠خ اٌؼبِخ‬ Saad Ibrahim Ibrahim Al-Hawary The Effectiveness Of A program Of Cognitive Behavior Therapy To Reduce Testing Anxiety To The General Secondary School Students Abstract: The present study aims to reduce test anxiety among a sample of students of public secondary school through the effectiveness of the program based on the techniques of cognitive behavior therapy and the continued effectiveness of this program to the experimental group after a follow-up and study the differences between the sexes (males - females) in the degree of response to the program.The sample consisted of the Test Sample (CBT) and the number ten (10) students (5 males, 5 females)between the ages of time between 16-18 years old with a life time of (16.29) years, and a standarddeviation of (1.98). Control Sample and number ten (10) students (5 males, 5 females) between theages of time between 16-18 years old with a life time of (16.27) years, and a standard deviation of(1.15).Included study tools to measure Test Anxiety Scale Prepared By Researcher, Cognitive behavioralTherapy program Prepared By Researcher. َ‫4-ٚهكح فـئاك لطـت اٌغٕـب‬ ِٓ ‫اٌزفبػً األٍوٜ ٚػاللزٗ ثجؼ٘ اإلٙطواثبد اٌٍَٛو١خ ٌلٜ ػ١ٕخ‬ ‫األٛفبي فٝ ِوؽٍخ اٌطفٌٛخ اٌّزؤفوح‬ ) ‫( كهاٍخ ٍ١ىِٛزو٠خ – وٍ١ٕ١ى١خ‬ Warda Foaad Kotab El - GhnamFamily interaction and its relation with behavioral disorders in a sample of children at a stage of late childhood ( Pyastric – Clinic Study ) AbstractThe study Resulted in the following:The existance of statistically significant correlation between family interaction and verbalcommunication in students in the late childhood phase.The existance of a negative statistically significant correlation between family interaction (itsdimensions) and eating disorders (its dimensions) in students in the late childhood phase.The existence of a negative statistically significant correlation between family Interaction (itsdimensions) and hyperactivit and lack of Altention disorder in a sample of children in the late childhoodphase.No statistically significant effect for the complimentary ( Dual ) interaction between the familyinteraction level ( low – high ) and gender ( male – female ) on the verbal communication criterionbecause " F " didnt reach the level of statisical significance.No statistically significant effect for the complimentary ( Dual ) interaction between the dogree (level)of family interaction ( low – high ) and gender ( male – female ) on the eating disorders scale(criterion) because " F " didnt reach the level of statisical significance.No statistically significant effect for the dual interaction between the level of family interaction (low –high) and and gender ( male – female ) of hyperactivity and lack of altention disorder criterion because" F " didnt reach the level of statisical significance. ) 64 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫ثاتنَا : الدكتٌراي‬ ‫ً‬ ‫( 56 )‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي أصٌه الرتبَة‬ ٗ‫1- ٔغالء فزؾٝ ىٔبر‬ ٝ‫اٌزوث١خ ٚاػبكح رْى١ً اٌؼمً اٌؼوث‬ "ٜ‫"كهاٍخ ٔمل٠خ ٌٍّْوٚع اٌفىوٜ ٌّؾّل ػبثل اٌغبثو‬ Nagla Fathy Zanata EDUCATION AND REFORMATION OF ARAB REASON “A CRITIQUE OF MOHAMED ABED EL-JABRI THOUGHT” AbstractThe Arab world is going through a crisis where its features are embodied in a civilized crisis of the Arabmind action, its rigidity and lack of creativity which has had the biggest impact in the decline ofcivilization in which we live today than the case without the participation in the construction of an Arabrenaissance desirable to face the constraints that prevented the arise of that renaissance and also forthe negatives are overwhelmed by the Arab mentality that formed the parameters of the fixedstructure of the mind. The role of education was effective throughout the ages and the faith in thestudy and in its importance in changing the community, it was essential to study its active role in theformation of the Arab mind. ----------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2- رغو٠ل أؽّل ٍٍ١ّخ‬ ‫ثٕبء ِٕظِٛخ ل١ُ أٍو٠خ‬ ٍٟ‫ِٚزطٍجبد اوَبثٙب ٌطالة اٌّوؽٍخ اٌضبٔ١خ ِٓ اٌزؼٍ١ُ األٍب‬ Taghreed Ahmad Seleemah and its Instructional Requirements for Constructing a Systemic of Family Values Students of the Second Cycle of Basic Education AbstractResults: The First Branch: Pre-marriage Values., The Second Branch: Marital Relations that containthree trends; the relation between couples, the husband values and the wife‟s values., The thirdBranch: Relations between parents and children. These values contain two different trends; parents‟values towards their children and children‟s values towards their parents.Then the study presented some educational requirements that could enable the school provide theirbasic prepstage students with this systemic of family values through;The importance of reviewing and developing our educational systems and establishments.Reasons of selecting the second basic prepstage education.Basic education and enhancing the family values. ) 66 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي الصحة النفضَة‬ ٞٚ‫1- ّ١ّبء اٌَؼ١ل ػج١ل اٌْٙب‬ ‫فؼبٌ١خ ثؤبِظ ٌٍزله٠ت ػٍٟ اٌّٙبهاد االعزّبػ١خ ٚثؤبِظ ِؼوفٟ ٍٍٛوٟ فٟ رقف١ف ؽلح‬ ‫اٙطواة اٌْقٖ١خ اٌزغٕجٟ ٌؼ١ٕخ ِٓ ٛالة اٌغبِؼخ‬ Shimaa El-saeed ebaid El- Shahawy The Effectiveness of a Social Skill Training Program and a Behavioral Cognitive Program in Reducing the Intensity of Personality Avoidance Disorders among University Students AbstractThe study objectives are represented to revealing extent is the effectiveness of social skill trainingprogram , cognitive behavioural therapy program , use both social skill training program and cognitivebehavioural therapy program in alleviating the acuteness of avoidant personality disorder for a sampleof college students and revealing permenancy of effectiveness of such programs in alleviating theacuteness of avoidant personality disorder for a sample of college student after the fellow up .The study sample consisted of (40) college students choosen and assigned randomly, and thosestudents were divided-in terms of diagnostic characteristics similarity-into fourten students groups asfollows (Control group, receives no program - Experimental group 1, receives cognitive behaviouraltherapy program - Experimental group 2, receives social skills training program - Experimental group 3,receives both programs ). ----------------------------------------------------------------- ِٟ‫2- ػٖبَ ٕالػ ػجلاٌجبهٞ اٌْب‬ ‫فبػٍ١خ ثؤبِظ ِؼوفٟ ٍٍٛوٟ ٚثؤبِظ اهّبكٞ ٔفَٟ ك٠ٕٟ فٟ رّٕ١خ‬ ‫اٌوٙب ػٓ اٌؾ١بح ٌلٜ ػ١ٕخ ِٓ اٌّؼٍّ١ٓ مٚٞ األِواٗ اٌؼٚٛ٠خ اٌّيِٕخ‬ Essam Salah Abd El bari EL shami The Effectiveness Of a Behavioral - Cognitive Program and a Religious – Counseling - Psychological one in Developing life Satisfaction Among a sample of Teachers Having Chronic Disease AbstractLife satisfaction is an important indicator of the indicators of good mental health. The sense ofdissatisfaction with life, one of the crucial problems of each generation, especially in this era ofturbulent and busy stressful events affecting an individuals personality and compliance. The health ofthe important components of satisfaction with life, that is the right of one of its objectivity and closelylinked to it. Is commonly viewed as one of the main reasons for dissatisfaction. Chronic diseases areone of the characteristics of this age, diseases are complex reasons, and often continue to the end oflife, and lead to a gradual deterioration of health, and affect the quality of life, and are oftenaccompanied by mental disorders such as anxiety, depression and low level of satisfaction with life. The sample of the study included (30) teacher with a chronic disease, Their ages between (30-55)years . The present study aims to : Revealing range of effectiveness cognitive behavioral program in thedevelopment of life satisfaction among a sample of teachers who have a chronic disease . AndRevealing range of effectiveness religious counseling program in the development of life satisfactionamong a sample of teachers who have a chronic disease . ) 67 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي عمي النفط الرتبٌى‬ ٗ‫1- ػـالء ػجلاٌٛ٘ـبة ٍ١ل أؽّل ػىبّـ‬ ً١ٖ‫فؼبٌ١خ ثؤبِظ ٌزؾَ١ٓ ثؼ٘ ِٙبهاد اٌزٕظ١ُ اٌنارٝ ٌٍزؼٍُ ػٍٝ اٌزؾ‬ ‫اٌلهاٍٝ ٚكافؼ١خ اإلٔغبى فٝ ٙٛء أٍبٌ١ت اٌزؼٍُ اٌّفٍٚخ ٌلٜ رالِ١ن اٌّوؽٍخ‬ ‫اإلػلاك٠خ‬ Alaa Abd El – Wahob OkoshaEffectiveness Of Aprogramm To Develop Some Self - Regulated Learning skills On Learning Achievement and Achievement Motivation On The Light The Learning Styles Performences of pupils at the second stage of basic education Abstract Study Alaa Abd El – Wahob Okosha (2010) Effectiveness Of A programm To Develop Some Self -Regulated Learning skills On Learning Achievement and Achievement Motivation On The Light TheLearning Styles Performances of pupils at the second stage of basic education, It is to that endincluded the study (60) pupils of pupils of the second preparatory extent of my age (14-15) years,divided into two groups: experimental and control groups; each of them (30) and female pupils aredivided into three subgroups for each (10) and pupils with learning style (strategic, superficial, deep).Have resulted in the most important results of the study on the effectiveness of the program inimproving the skills of self-organization of learning on academic achievement and achievementmotivation in the light of learning methods detailed in the study sample --------------------------------------------------- ‫2- أِـً ِؾّـل أؽّـل ىا٠ــل‬ ‫فؼبٌ١خ ثؤبِظ رله٠جٟ ٌٍناووح اٌؼبٍِخ فٟ رؾَ١ٓ ثؼ٘ اٌّزغ١واد اٌّؼوف١خ‬ ‫ٌلٜ اٌّؼَو٠ٓ لوائ١بً ِٓ رالِ١ن اٌؾٍمخ‬ ٍٟ‫األٌٚٝ ِٓ اٌزؼٍ١ُ األٍب‬ Amal Mohamed Ahmed Zayed Effectiveness of working memory training program for improvement of some cognitive variables of dyslexic pupils in First stage of Basic Education AbstractThe Aim of this dissertation to discover the Effectiveness of Working Memory Training Program onEnhancement of Working Memory, Achievement, Attention, Perception, and the cognitive style(Impulsivity/ reflectivity) for Dyslexic Pupils at First Stage Education. The sample of the present studyconsists of (30) male and female Dyslexia Pupils, enrolled in the First Stage Education, The mean ageof the students sample is about (124, 2) months, and SD = (2, 2) months. The sample was divided intotwo groups: Experimental (15) and Control group students: (15). The findings suggests that theEffectiveness of Working Memory Training Program on Enhancement of Working Memory Achievement,Attention, Perception, and the cognitive style (Impulsivity/ reflectivity) for Dyslexic Pupils at First StageEducation. ) 68 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي املناهج ًطزق التدرٍط‬ ‫1- غبكح فزؾٝ ٠ٍٛف ٠ٍٛف‬ ٝ‫رؤص١و ثؤبِظ اٌٍٛبئٜ اٌّزؼلكح ػٍٝ رّٕ١خِٙبهاد اٌزفى١و االثزىبهٜ ف‬ ‫اٌو٠بٙ١بد‬ ٍٝ‫ٌلٜ رالِ١ن اٌٖف اٌزبٍغ ِٓ ِوؽٍخ اٌزؼٍ١ُ األٍب‬ Ghada Fathy Yousef Yousef Study of Effects of Multimedia Program on the Development Thinking Abilities in Mathematics of Ninth-Grade Students AbstractCreative thinking is of great importance for students at different levels of education and especially students ofbasic education.The problem of the current research was to answer the following question: What is the effect of using multimediain promoting creative thinking skills in teaching mathematics for the ninth grade students?The objective of this study is to test the effectiveness of using a computer-based multimedia program in teachingmathematics on the development of creative thinking skills )fluency, flexibility, originality & sensitivity toproblems( among students of the ninth grade of basic education.A statistically significant increase was found in the scores of the 9 th grade students in the test group in comparisonto the control group (p<0.01).We have recommended production and improvement of computer-based multimedia educational programs inteaching mathematics as well as trial of the proposed program in this study should be evaluated for differentcurricula and different grades ------------------------------------------------------------------------------. ‫2- فّ١ٌ ػجل اٌجبلٟ ػٍٝ ٔغُ هىق‬ ُ٠‫ثـؤـبِـظ ِـمـزـوػ ٌـؼـالط األفـطـبء اٌْـبئـؼــخ فــٟ رــالٚح اٌــمـوآْ اٌـىـو‬ ٟ‫اٌـٖـف اٌزـبٍــغ ِــٓ اٌزؼـٍ١ـُ األٍــبٍـــ‬ ‫ٚفـٙــّـٗ ٌــلٜ رـالِــ١ن‬ Khamis Abdelbaky Ali Negm Rizc A Suggested Program to Remediate the Common Errors of Quran Recitation and Comprehension of the Ninth Year Basic Education Stage AbstractThis study aims at providing a suggested program to remediate common mistakes in Quran recitation,and comprehension of the ninth graders, thus two check lists were constructed; the first is for thecommon mistakes in Quran recitation, while the second is for the common mistakes in Qurancomprehension, both of the ninth graders.A check list card was administered to measure the common mistakes in Quran recitation (prepared bythe researcher), while a test was administered (by the researcher as well) to measure the commonmistakes in Quran comprehension of the ninth graders ,while there are significant differences betweenboth male and female students in the sub mistakes that are related to the phonetics and recitationskills in particular. While in the post administration, results indicated that the common mistakes are stillpresent between the control group students, but they have disappeared from among the experimentalgroup male and female students. ) 69 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٜ‫3- ٠َو٠ٗ أؽّل ػٍٝ اٌّْٙو‬ ‫رطٛ٠و ٚؽلح اٌىزوٚٔ١خ ٌّموه ٌٍغخ األٔغٍ١ي٠خ ٌلٜ ٛالة اٌغبِؼـخ ٚ كهاٍخ أصو‬ ُٙ‫رله٠َٙب ػجو األٔزؤذ ػٍٝ رّىُٕٙ ِٓ ِٙبهاد اٌٍغخ األٍبٍ١خ ٚ للهار‬ ‫االثزىبه٠خ‬ Yousreya Ahmed Ali Elhamshary Developing an Electronic English Unit and Investigating the Effect of Its Teaching via the Internet on the Mastery of University Learners Language Skills and Their Creative Abilities AbstractThis study aims were first; to investigate the effects of using the internet as a new trend in teachingand learning the English four language skills, second to investigate the effect of using web tools onuniversity learners‟ creative abilities, and finally present very simple steps to help all instructors toanalyze and design their e-courses. Eighty six adult ESL learners enrolled in a language course (novel)in the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Education English, department in Kafrelsheikh Universitysecond semester of the study year 2009 were assigned into two groups for experiment treatment. Afour language skills test battery and Frank Williams „creativity tests were the tools used for gatheringstudy data. Using SPSS statistical package, the investigator used t-test to analyze gained information.Results proved that the e-course used in this study were very effective in improving the studentsperformance of the four language skills in comparison with the traditional method of instruction. Also,their creative abilities were improved -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ُ١‫4- ِوٖٚ أؽّل هفؼذ ٔؼ‬ ٝ‫فبػٍ١خ ثؤبِظ ؽبٍت آٌٝ ػالعٝ لبئُ ػٍٝ اٌّلفً اإلٔزمبئ‬ ٓ١ٍّ‫فٝ رّٕ١خ لٛاػل اٌٍغخ اإلٔغٍ١ي٠خ ٌلٜ اٌطالة اٌّؼ‬ Marwa Ahmed Refat Naeem The Effectiveness of a Remedial Computer-Assisted Language Learning Program Based on the Eclectic Approach in Developing Prospective Teachers English Grammar Abstract The present study endeavors to investigate the effectiveness of a remedial Computer-AssistedLanguage Learning (CALL) program based on the eclectic approach in developing prospective teachersEnglish morphology and syntax. Gender differences are also explored. An unbiased simple randomsample consisting of twenty two males and fifty two females recruited in Fourth-year English BasicEducation at the Faculty of Education in Kafr El-Sheikh University has been selected so as to implementthe experiment. Two groups with an equal number of males and females have been formed: atreatment group and a control one. The former has studied the remedial content at the computer labusing the remedial eclectic CALL program. The latter has been taught the same content by thetraditional lecture method. Three tools and three materials have been designed to collect data andcarry out the experiment: A diagnostic test, a grammar achievement test, a questionnaire, a remedialeclectic CALL program, a lecturers guide and a students guide. The experiment has lasted for tenweeks including two sessions for the achievement test pre- and post administrations. The dataobtained has been analyzed statistically by One-Way, Blackes Modified Gain Ratio and Two-WayANOVA. Results indicate that the remedial eclectic CALL program does develop prospective teachersEnglish grammar. However, no significant gender differences in grammar learning have been found. ) 71 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫5-أؽّل ٍؼ١ل ِؾّٛك ِؾّٛك األؽٛي‬ ٟٙ‫فبػٍ١خ ثؤبِظ ِمزوػ ٌزّٕ١خ ِٙبهاد اإلٔزبط اٌٍغٛٞ اٌْف‬ ‫ٌلٜ ٛالة اٌٖف األٚي اٌضبٔٛٞ فٟ ٙٛء األٍبٌ١ت إٌؾٛ٠خ‬ Ahmed Said mahmoud mahmoud Al-Ahwal The Effectiveness of a proposed programme to develop oral linguistic production skills for first year secondary school students in the light of grammatical styles and structures . AbstractThe brief of study:This study aimed to in creasing the oral laNGUAGE PRODUCTION skils that the first secondry classpuplis need through the gramatial ways .Also to achieve the aims of study the researsher prepared many programs to increas production skillsthathave been included in the skills list which study get it .On the other hand to be sure of the activity of the suggested programe .The study used the test of oral language production skills which has been designed by it . where thesample of study included (60) sixty pupils from the first secondry class pupils .The study reached the activity of the suggested programe by the analsis of the results that has abigeffect on improving the oral language production for theses pupils . ) 71 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫كمَة الطب البَطزى‬ ‫أًالً: املاجضتري‬ ‫( 27 )‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي التغذٍة ًالتغذٍة األكمَنَلَة‬ ‫ّ١ّبء اٌجبى ػجل اٌّؾَٓ أثٛ اٌؼال‬ ‫رم١١ُ َِؾٛق اٌَّه اٌّٖوٜ ٚاٌَّزٛهك‬ ٓ‫فٝ ػالئك اٌلٚاع‬ Shaimaa Elbaz Abd El-Mohsen Abo El-Ela EVALUATION OF IMPORTED AND EGYPTIAN FISH MEALS IN POULTRY DIETS AbstractAn experiment was undertaken to evaluate the imported and Egyptian fish meal in broilers diets.Twelve percent of plant protein was replaced by the same percentage from different sources offishmeal. The broiler raised to 35 days and they were classified into 4 groups. The control group raisedon corn soybean meal as a basal diet where the other 3 groups raised on basal diet + fish mealimported from Peru, Yemen and locally produced type. The results revealed pathological lesions on theexamined organs in the groups raised on diets contained fishmeal, whereas, no significant differenceson serum samples examined for liver and kidney functions. There was significant decrease in bodyweight , body weight gain and feed intake in the groups raised on diet contained local fishmeal in thefirst three weeks . It is concluded that fish meals‟ especially locally prepared type is not recommendedin broiler diets. ) 73 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي الطفَمَات‬ ٟٔ‫1- ٍؼل ثل٠و ؽَٓ إٌْٛا‬ ‫ثؼ٘ اٌلهاٍبد ػٍٝ اٌطف١ٍ١بد اٌلافٍ١خ فٟ اٌؼغٛي‬ Saad Bedeir Hassan El-Shanwany SOME STUDIES ON THE ENDOPARASITES OF CALVES AbstractThe present study, examination of 840 faecal samples of calves (cattle and buffaloes) from one dayto 12 months aged during the period extending from February 2008 to January 2009 in Kafr El-Sheikhprovince. The prevalence of infection was 39.2% in cow-calves and 21.2% in buffalo-calves and therecovered species of endoparasites were Fasciola eggs, Paramphistomes spp. eggs , Monieziea spp.eggs Nematodes eggs, Toxocara vitulorum eggs, Blantidium spp. and Eimeria species.The present study was carried also on 397 inspected carcasses with endoparasites from slaughterhouse in kafr El-Sheikh province during the same period of the survey. The results revealedParamphistomes spp., Toxocara vitulorum, Moniezia spp. and Sarcocysts. ------------------------------------------------ ‫2- ػط١خ ػجلا هلل ِؾّل اثٛى٠ل‬ ‫ربص١و اٌطف١ٍ١بد اٌقبهع١خ ػٍٝ اٌزغ١واد االوٍ١ٕ١ى١خ اٌجبصٌٛٛع١خ فٝ اٍّبن‬ .‫اٌّ١بح اٌؼنثخ ٚاٌزٝ رزؼوٗ ٌٍٍّٛصبد اٌج١ئ١خ‬ Attia Abd Allah Abou zaid The effect of external parasites on clinicopathological changes of freshwater fish exposed to environmental pollutants. Abstract The present investigation was carried out to study the impact of external parasites and heavy metalspollution on some haematological parameters of freshwater fish. 470 Fish species (330 Oreochromisniloticus and 140 Clarias gariepinus) were collected alive from three different ecosystem in Kafr-Elshiekh province. Blood serum aspartate aminotransferase (AST), alanine aminotransferase (ALT)enzymes activities, creatinine, urea values were elevated in the external parasites infected fish as wellas in the pollution exposed fish. While external parasites infection together with heavy metal pollutionled to more drastic increase in serum AST and ALT enzymes activities as well as creatinine and ureavalues. Heavy metals pollution increase the susceptibility of fish to protozoa infection while decreaseprevalence of monogenea and crustacean infection.Key words: External parasites. Heavy metals. Oreochromus niloticus. Clarias gariepinus. AST .ALT. ) 74 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي أوزاض األمساك ًرعاٍتوا‬ ‫ػٛاٛف ؽبِل ٍ١لأؽّل ؽّٛكح‬ ‫كهاٍبد ػٍٝ أِواٗ اٌلَ اٌطف١ٍ١خ فٟ أٍّبن اٌّ١بٖ اٌؼنثخ فٟ ِؾبفظخ‬ ‫وفواٌْ١ـ‬ Awatef Hamed Said- Ahmed Hamouda STUDIES ON PARASITIC BLOOD DISEASES IN FRESHWATER FISH IN KAFR EL- SHEIKH GOVERNORATE AbstractThis study was carried out to investigate the prevalence of blood parasites (trypanosoma andbabesiosoma) in five freshwater fishes. Trypanosoma danilewskyi was recorded in the blood of Clariesgariepinus , Trypanosoma tilapiae in the blood of Tilapia zilli and developemental stages ofTrypanosoma danilewskyi in the blood of Cyprinus carpio with prevalence of (19.5, 20 and 6.15%)respectively. A higher infection rates during autumn. A babesiosomal infection rates of(46.5 and18.16%) of Claries gariepinus and Cyprinus carpio respectively were recorded. The clinical signs andP.M. examinations were described. Some hematological, serological and histopathological examinationsof Claries gariepinus infected with trypanosoma were performed. ) 75 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي اللَىَاء ايحٌٍَى‬ ‫1-ِ١بكٖ ػجل اٌفزبػ ػٍٝ ِؾّل‬ ْ‫اٌزؤص١و اٌى١ّ١بئٝ اٌؾ١ٜٛ ٌجؼ٘ اٌؼٛاًِ اٌقبفٚخ ٌٍلْ٘ٛ فٝ اٌَّب‬ ٝٔ‫اٌ١بثب‬ Mayada Abd El Fattah Ali Mohamed BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF SOME HYPOLIPIDEMIC FACTORS IN JAPANESE QUAIL AbstractThis study was conducted to investigate the influence of some hypolipidemic agents on Japanesequail.A total of 120 Japanese quail (one-day-old)were randomly divided into 6 treatments (20 chickseach). The first treatment was used as control that received basal diet.The 2nd treatments were fedthe basal diet supplemented with dried pectin 10%, while the the 3rd treatments were fed the basaldiet supplemented with sun dried garlic 3%. The 4th treatment were fed the basal diet supplementedwith sun dried garlic3%and copper sulphate 63mg/kg diet . 5th treatments were fed the basal dietsupplemented with 0.03% pravastatin. 6th treatments were fed the basal diet supplemented with0.06% pravastatin. All additives caused adecrease in total cholesterol ,TAG ,LDLc,VLDLc and anincrease in HDLc without adverse effect on liver and kidney function tests.Also there were no adverseeffect on egg production percent and no mortality in all groups except at4th group there were low eggproduction with 12% mortality and ceasation of egg production in group 6th.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٜٚ‫2- ػال ِؾّل اٍّبػ١ً اٌغ١يا‬ َُّ‫كهاٍبد و١ّ١بئ١خ ؽ١ٛ٠خ ػٓ رؤص١و ٌجٓ إٌٛق ٚاٌٍَ١ّبه٠ٓ ػٍٝ اٌز‬ ٕٛ١‫اٌىجلٞ فٝ فئواْ األٌج‬ Ola Mohamed Ismail Al-Gizawy Biochemical studies on the effect of she camel milk and silymarin on hepatotoxicity in albino rats AbstractThe present study was carried out to examine the effectiveness of she camel milk in alleviating carbontetrachloride (CCl4 )- induced hepatotoxicity in rat. white albino rats (150-200 g) were divided into 5groups of 15 rats : A control negative group, control positive group, she camel milk treated group,silymarin treated group and she camel milk & silymarin treated group. CCl4 injection induced lipidperoxidation and oxidative stress in rat liver and increase AST, ALT and ALP enzymatic activities. Whenrats received she camel milk and / or silymarin , the oxidative parameters and liver function parameterswere restored to normal levels and the best group was that received camel milk and silymarin afterCCl4 injection .Conclusion : she camel milk is recommended for protection as well as treatment of liverabnormalities. ) 76 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي طب ايحٌَان‬ ٜ‫1- ِؾّــل ٚك٠ــغ ِؾّــل اٌغٕــل‬ ‫ثؼـ٘ اٌلهاٍبد ػٍٝ اإلٙطواثبد اٌّٙٚ١ـخ فـٝ اٌؼغـٛي ؽل٠ضـخ اٌـٛالكح‬ Mohamed Wadea Mohamed Elgendy SOME studies ON DIGESTIVE TROUBLES IN NEWLY BORN CALVES AbstractThe objective was to evaluate the effect of management and feeding on calf Health particuraly onmean body daily gain the incidence of some digestive troubles in a total number of 20 suckling buffalocalves randomly collected from Elmanshia farm. They are divided into 2 equal groups: a naturalsuckling calves and orphan calves. Clinical examination was performed and one blood samples dividedinto two portions for serum biochemical and haematological diagnosis from the first 24h1st, 2nd, 3rd,4th k, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th week. In conclusion. We should given colostrum at birth as soon aspossible for calf health, increased average daily gain, reduced diarrhea frequency and prevent anemicstate ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٍُ‫2-ٍّو ؽّلٞ لب‬ ‫فؾ ٕٛبد اوٍ١ٕ١ى١خ ٚ ث١ٛو١ّ١بئ١خ ػٓ ٔمٔ ثؼ٘ اٌؼٕبٕو إٌبكهح فٟ ػغٛي‬ ًِٛ‫اٌغب‬ Samr Hamdy Kassem CLINICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF SOME TRACE ELEMENTS DEFICIENCIES IN BUFFALOE CALVES AbstractThis study was dealing with total number of (90) pre weaned male buffaloe calves of (4-6 wks.) old,they were divided into three groups each of them contained (30) animals which selected from differentlocalities including Mahallet Mosa farm, KafrelSheikh Governorate and Private farm, El-BeheraGovernorate, Egypt. Group (A) included (30) clinically healthy male buffaloe calves from both farmsused as control group, Group (B and C) buffaloe calves showed nutritional deficiency symptoms .Based on the clinical picture confirmed by hematological examination, serum biochemical analysis anddetermination of some trace elements in liver and milk samples. For group (B), secondary cu and fedeficiencies had been revealed due to increased zn concentrations in milk replacer, for group (C)primary and secondary deficiencies of zn and fe ; secondary cu and mn deficiencies had been revealeddue to high ca concentration in whole milk. ------------------------------------------------------------------- ٝ‫3- ْ٘بَ اٌَ١ل إٌّلٖٚ ففبع‬ ‫كهاٍبد رْق١ٖ١خ ٚػالع١خ ػٍٝ اٌؾّٝ اٌّٖو٠خ فٝ ِؾبفظخ اٌغوث١خ‬ Hisham El sayed El Mandoh Khafagy Diagnostic And Therapeutic Studies On Bovine Tropical Theileriosis At Gharbia Governorate AbstractThis study was carried out on Bovine Tropical Theileriosis At Gharbia Governorate during the periodfrom October 2008 to April 2011. at Gharbia Governorate. The disease prevalence at AL-GharbiaGovernorate was 2.76%. The disease prevalence varied according to breed, age, sex, season andlocality.The clinical reaction was greatly varied in between native and cross-bred cattle.PCR technique is highly sensitive and accurate in detection of theileriosis even in apparently healthyanimals than microscopic examination of blood and lymph smears. Early diagnosis and earlyintervention is the key of successful treatment.Chloroquine phosphate is considered an effective and cheap antitheilerial drug. ) 77 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ُ‫قضي الصحة ً الطب الٌقائ‬ ‫1- اػزّبك هّبك فٍ١فٗ ؽبِل‬ ‫كٚه اإلهّبك اٌج١طوٞ فٟ ِمبِٚخ وٛوَ١ل٠ب اٌلعبط‬ Eatmad Rshad Khalifa Hamid ROLE OF VETERINARY EXTENSION SERVICES IN CHICKEN COCCIDIOSIS CONTROL Abstractfour by carrying out of Role of veterinary extension services in chicken coccidiosis control was studiedexperiments for studying the effect of some managemental factors on chicken coccidiosis (type of litterand its moisture, stocking density, different breeds, and different ages). In addition to surveillancestudy to know the current status of coccidiosis in summer and winter on 20 farms and on 16 backyardsin Kafrelsheikh (Qualin Center).be controlled by good management including; dry, clean It could be concluded that coccidiosis canand moisture absorbent litter, proper stocking density, avoid mixing breeds and avoid mixing ages.From the surveillance study; it was found that, the prevalence of coccidiosis in winter was higher thanin summer, and farms owners and workers had a good knowledge about management practice. Whilerural poultry owners had poor knowledge. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٜ‫2- ٍٚبَ هفؼذ ثَ١ٛٔٝ اٌجؾ١و‬ ٓ‫اٌؼٛاًِ اٌج١ئخ اٌّئصوح ػٍٝ ِٕبػخ اٌلٚاع‬ WESSAM REFAAT BASSIOUNY EL BEHERY THE ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AFFECTIING CHICKEN IMMUNITY AbstractA total 300 one day – old Hubbard chicks were reared under standard conditions up to 4 weeks thendivided into 4 groups control group kept understand and condition 2nd one heat stressed group wereexposed to high temperature (30-32) during week 5 of age 3rd one stocking density group were keptunder high stocking density 20 bird/ m2 .The last one litter management which divided into 3 SUB group (new litter , used wet , used dry litter), All Stressors were eliminated at the beginning of 6th week ,We detected for all group Bodyweight , Body weight gain and FCR and New castle Ab titer , GumboroAb titer .The Different environmental Factors adversely affected broiler performance during stress period afterelimination of stressor bird were able to compensate for W. G , FCR however B.W continued to beinferior to the control group , While New Castle Ab titer and Gumboro titer were reduced duringstressor but after elimination of stressor bird had similar Ab especially For NDV ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٜ‫3- ّ١ّبء ِؾّل ّؾبرخ اٌىو٠ل‬ ٓ‫أِواٗ اٌلٚاعٓ اٌّورجطخ ثبٌَّبو‬ ‫اٌغ١و ٕؾ١خ‬ Shimaa Mohamed Shehata El-Kerady POULTRY DISEASES RELATED TO UNHYGIENIC HOUSES AbstractPoultry diseases not only caused by infectious diseases but also farm condition caused poultrydiseases.The present work concerned with farm direction, farm dimensions and the farm location.The present work concerned with poultry diseases related to unhygienic houses through theinvestigation of hygienic and microclimatic conditions inside some poultry farms (house design, site,aspect and the extent of some air pollutants in poultry houses), and to find the relationship betweenthe unhygienic status and disease occurrence in some poultry farms. ) 78 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي أوزاض الدًاجن‬ ٗ‫1- أِبٔٝ ِؾّل أؽّل ٛــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫ثؼ٘ اٌلهاٍبد ػٍٝ ػلٜٚ اٌٙبفٕ١ب-اٌڤٝ فٝ اٌلعبط فٟ ِؾبفظخ اٌغوث١خ‬ AMANY MOHAMED AHMED TAHA SOME STUDIES ON HAFNIA ALVEI INFECTIONS IN CHICKENS IN EL-GHARBIA GOVERNORATE AbstractThis study investigated the epidemiology and control of Hafnia alvei as an enteric pathogen in layersduring the period from 2007-2010. For this purpose, bacteriological; histopathological, and antibiogramex. of the collected samples from 50 layer farms located in EL-Gharbia Governorate suffering from dropin egg production, decreased hatchability, diarrhea, opisthotonus and mortalities revealed isolation of18 isolates of H. alvei with an incidence of 3.6%. Phage-typing of the isolated strains using Hafniaspecific bacteriophage produce clear plaques of lysis with a zone 1-2 mm in diameter confirmed theorganism. Antibiogramme of the isolated H. alvei strains was carried. Experimental infection of 38-week-old layers with isolated strains of H. alvei and treatment trials using Fosbac and Garlicin werecarried out.. Histopathological ex. of different organs from experimentally infected hens revealed lesssevere lesions after treatment with Fosbac. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ْٟ١‫2- ِؾَٓ ػلٔبْ اٌجْج‬ ‫اإلٍزغبثخ اٌَ١وٌٚٛع١خ ٌلعبط اٌزَّ١ٓ ٌٍمبؽبد أفٍٛٔيا اٌط١ٛه اٌَّزقلِخ‬ .‫فٝ ِٖو‬ Mohsen Adnan Al-Bashbeeshi Serological Response of Broiler Chickens to Avian Influenza Vaccines Used in Egypt. Abstract The study in this M.V.Sc. thesis was a trial to evaluate the serological response generated byvaccination with AI inactivated-oil-emulsion vaccines used currently in Egypt: the Homologous, H5N1and the Heterologous, H5N2 in broiler chickens. We used one hundred broiler chicks came frompreviously AI vaccinated broiler breeders floor reared for 47 day, ninety of them vaccinated S/C at 7-10and 12-day-old in neck region and the remaining ten of them were used for monitoring the MaternalImmunity at 1-7-10-12 and 21 days of age. The results revealed that: best age of broiler chickensvaccination against AIV is 12-day-old, the Homologous vaccine, H5N1 is better than the Heterologous,H5N2 one in the vaccination and the Homologous Test Ag. is better than the Heterologous Test Ag. inHI test titration. ) 79 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي البلرتٌٍلٌجَا ًالفطزٍات ًاملناعة‬ ْ‫1-ربِو اثوا٘١ُ اٌَ١ل ثَزب‬ ٓ١‫اٌزؾـٛهاد اٌغ١ـٕ١ٗ ٌّ١ىـوٚة اٌٍ١َــزو٠ب ِٛٔـٍٛــ١زٛع‬ ‫فـٝ اٌّبّــ١خ اٌّٖـبثخ ثبٌزٙـبة اٌٚـوع‬ Tamer Ibrahem EL- Sayed Bostan Genetic Diversity of Listeria monocytogenes in Bovine Mastitis AbstractThis study carried out on 730 milk samples from dairy cattle from Gharbia and Kafrelsheikh provinces.California Mastitis Test (CMT) carried out, recorded that 410 samples from 730 samples were positivefor CMT which submitted for isolation of Listeria monocytogenes by using traditional methods ,CAMPtest and laboratory pathogenicity test, L.monocytogenes isolated from 16 samples from 410 samplesby percent of 3.9%. The rate of isolation of L.monocytogenes in clinical and subclinical milk samples(3.6% from mastitic milk and 4% from subclinical mastitic milk). Nine isolates of isolated Listeriamoncytogenes selected randomly from (16) isolates of Listeria monocytogenes for pathogenicity testwere used for the detection of listeriolysin O virulence gene (hlyA) by PCR DNA extraction. Sevenisolates were harboured hlyA gene and 2 isolates were negative. PCR technique was found to be muchfaster and more sensitive than the conventional microbiological techniques for isolation andidentification and results could be obtained within five hours -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ْ‫2- أؽّل ؽغبىٞ هِٚب‬ ‫كهاٍبد ِ١ىوٚث١ٌٛٛع١خ ػٍٟ ٌؾَٛ اٌلٚاعٓ اٌّٖٕؼخ‬ Ahmed Hegazy Ramadan Ahmed Microbiological Studies on Processed Poultry Meat Abstract150 poultry products (complete chicken carcass, poultry parts, Poultry products, eggs and pigeoncarcass) were collected from different governorates of Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria, Dakahlia, Sharkia andEl Beheira) in 2009 and 2010, By bacteriological examinations they revealed that Staphylococcusaureus isolated by percentages 10%, 6.06%, 2%, 0% and 18.75% respectively, Salmonella wasisolated from complete chicken carcass only by percentage 10%, and by serological typing, they wereSalmonella enteritidis and Salmonella essen, The percentages of unaccepted total viable count were5%, 6.06%, 16 %, 13.33% and 37.5% respectively, And unaccepted total coliforms count percentageswere 15%, 15.5%, 12%, 0% and 25% respectively. ) 81 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي الفريًلٌجَا‬ ٕٝ١‫1- ا٠ّبْ ِؾّل اٌَؼ١ل اٌْوث‬ َٓ١ِ‫اٌزلافً اٌلٚائٟ ٌالٍزقلاَ اٌّزيآِ ٌىً ِٓ اٌلا٠ىالىٚه٠ً ٚاٌّل٠ٛها‬ ٓ‫فٟ اٌَ١طوح ػٍٝ اٌىٛوَ١ل٠ب األػٛه٠خ فٟ اٌلٚاع‬ Eman Mohamed El Said El Sherbeney Drug interaction of using diclazuril and. maduramicin alone or together in controlling cecal coccidiosis in chicken AbstractEimeria tenella now is one of the most pathogenic and important Eimeria species affecting about(90%) of broiler production. Maduramicin (5 ppm) and diclazuril (2.5 ppm) together have a synergesticeffect when given together and lead to the best results among all infected treated groups. Both drugseither individually or together had a high efficacy against E.tenella infection by overcome the infectionclinical signs, decrease mortality rate, lesion scoring, oocyst count, improve the general activity of birdsand improved the overall performance of chickens All hematological and biochemical parametersimproved as normal group. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2-اثوا٘١ُ ِؾّل اثوا٘١ُ اثٛ٠لن‬ ‫كهاٍٗ ػٍٟ كٚه اٌّٚبكاد اٌؾ١ٛ٠خ فٟ اٌَ١طوٖ ػٍٟ اٌؼلٚٞ ثّ١ىوٚة‬ ‫اال٠وِٚٛٔبً ٘١لهٚف١ال فٟ األٍّبن اٌَّزيهػخ فٟ اٌّ١بٖ اٌؼنثخ‬ Ibrahim Mohammed Ibrahim Abo -Yadak A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN CONTROLLING AEROMONAS HYDROPHILA INFECTION IN CULTURED FRESHWATER FISH AbstractMotile aeromonas septicemia caused by Aeromonas hydrophila are most common septicemic bacterialdisease affecting cultured freshwater fish in Egypt. Aeromonas hydrophila also has been associatedwith a wide range of human infections. This work were planed to determine the effective antibioticsagainst Aeromonas followed by a trial for treatment of experimentally infected Oreochromis niloticus.Our results revealed that Florfenicol was the most effective antibiotics against Aeromonas hydrophila ata dose of 50 mg / Kg B. W. for 7 days followedby Rifamycin at a dose of 10 mg / Kg B. W. for 7 daysthen Ciprofloxacin at a dose of 10 mg / Kg B. W. for 7 days. ) 81 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي وزاقبة االغذٍة‬ ‫أًِ فٛىٜ أؽّل اٌجٕب‬ ‫كهاٍبد ثىزو٠ٌٛٛع١خ ػٍٝ اال٠ٌ وو٠ُ فٝ ِؾبفظخ وفواٌْ١ـ‬ Aml Fawzy Ahmed El-Bana BACTRIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON ICE-CREAM IN KAFR EL-SHEIKH GOVERNORATE Abstract Bacteriological quality of ice cream samples sold in Kafr El-Sheikh, Egypt was studied. A total of 150samples from large scale producers, small scale producers and street vendors(50 for each)wereexamined for total aerobic bacterial count(TABC), coliforms count, staphylococci count and salmonellaespp. Mean value of TABC were 1.07x103 ,1.40x104 and 4.55x104cfu/g; mean value of coliforms countwere 4.38 , 1.82x103 and 8.37x103 MPN/g, while mean value of staphylococci count were 1.08x102 ,2.37x103 and 7.27x103cfu/g for large scale producers, small scale producers and street vendorssamples respectively.Staphylococcus aureus and salmonellae were not detected in any of the examinedice cream samples. Result showed that further improvements in the bacteriological quality of smallscale producers and vendors ice cream are still required . ) 82 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي الصحة ً الطب الٌقائى‬ ‫1- هاٙٝ ػٍٝ ِؾّل اٌْ١ـ‬ ‫رؤص١و اٌٍَٛو١بد اٌَ١ئخ فٝ اٌلٚاعٓ ػٍٝ ٕؾزٙب ٚ ِٕبػزٙب‬ Radi Ali Mohamed El-Sheikh EFFECT OF FOWL VICES ON ITS HEALTH AND IMMUNITY AbstractThe present study was carried out to investigate and evaluate fowl vices e.g. cannibalism,hysteria, floor eggs, egg eating and broodiness which are considered as the most serious problems inpoultry industry in broilers, layers and breeder flocks via: The relationship between causes of fowl vicesand bird health & immunity, The effect of fowl vices on behavior of the birds, The role of fowl vices inproductivity, health and immunity of the birds, The practical and scientific suggestions for controlling &prevention of fowl vices. In conclusion, The severity of fowl vices are cannibalism, broodiness, hysteria,and floor eggs and egg eating in descending arrangement regarding to its effect on health andimmunity. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٜ‫2- ٔغُ هف١ك اثوا٘١ُ اٌٖؼ١ل‬ ٟ‫اٌَؾبثــخ اٌَــٛكاء وٍّٛس ث١ـئ‬ ٓ‫ٚأصو٘ب ػٍٝ ٕــؾخ اٌؾــ١ٛاْ ٚاٌلٚاعــ‬ Nagham Rafeek Ibrahim EL-Saidy Black cloud as an environmental pollutant and its effect on animal and poultry health AbstractThe black cloud phenomena ( season of rice straw burning) is not only the season of human sufferingfrom health complains, or environmental suffering from aerosols and pollutants emissions, reduce airhygiene and visibility, but also season of animal suffering from adverse health impacts with specialreference to the respiratory system in which the air pollutants (PM10 and CO) of the black cloud causealteration in lung histology which interfere with the normal function of the lungs which in a sequenceact as a stress factor on animal and subsequently decrease animal performance and productivity . ) 84 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي التغذٍة ًالتغذٍة األكمَنَلَة‬ ُ‫هأ١ــب ِؾّــل ِؾّــل غبٔـــ‬ ٓ‫رؤص١و ثؼ٘ االٙبفبد اٌغنائ١خ ػٍٝ اٌىفبءح االٔزبع١خ ٚإٌّبػ١خ فٝ اٌلٚاع‬ Rania Mohamed Mohamed Ghanem Effect of some feed additives on productivity and immunity of poultry AbstractThe research work was conducted on Cobb broiler chicks to evaluate the effect of probiotics andprebiotics on live body weight, weight gain, feed conversion, some blood components in addition to itseffect as anticoccidal products. The results evidenced that live body weights gain, feed conversionratio were improved significantly in all treated birds as compared to control, the weight of bursa andthymus /100 g live body weight and blood ND antibody titer were significantly increased (p<0.05)compared to control group in all treated birds. The Eimeria oocysts shedding in treated groups wasreduced compared to control group. Probiotics treatments significantly increased duodenum, jejunumand ileum villus height. Greater crypt density (CD) was seen in all intestinal segments of treated groupseither infected or non infected with Eimeria. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ‫قضي التٌلَد ًالتناصن ًالتمقَح اإلصطناعى‬ ٜ١‫ؽَت هللا ػجل اٌغٛاك ػجل اٌَالَ أثٛ اٌغ‬ ‫رْٕ١ٜ ّٔٛ عو٠جبد اٌّج١٘ وّملِخ ٌٍؼالط اٌٙوِٛٔٝ ٌؾبالد فّٛي‬ ًِٛ‫اٌّجب٠٘ فٝ اٌغب‬ Hasaballah Abd El-Gawad Abd El-Salam Aboul-Ghait ENHANCEMENT OF THE FOLLICULAR GROWTH AS À PREREQUISTE FOR HORMONAL TREATMENT OF OVARIAN INACTIVITY IN BUFFALO AbstractThe aim of the present study was to improve the response of true anestrous buffalo to GnRH byenhancing follicular growth by pre-GnRH nutritional improvement and/or treatment with either insulinor rbST. The results of the first experiment there was significant (P<0.05) increase in EIR when theBCS ≥ 3.5 and LFD ≥ 8.5 mm. The results of the second experiment showed that nutritionalimprovement with or without pre-GnRH treatment with either insulin or rbST significantly (P<0.05)increased LFD and subsequent EIR. It could be concluded that hormonal treatment of true anestrum inbuffaloes with LFD ≥ 8.5 mm and /or BCS ≥ 3.5 mm would achieve higher EIR to GnRH treatment. Inbuffalo with BCS < 3.5 and LFD < 8.5 mm, it is recommended to enhance follicular growth with pre-GnRH nutritional improvement with or without either insulin or rbST to grantee satisfactory EIR.Keywords: buffaloes, true anestrum, BCS, largest follicle diameter, LFD, insulin, rbST. ) 85 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي وزاقبة األغذٍة‬ ‫1- ٚئبَ ِؾّل ثب٘و اثوا٘١ُ ػجلح‬ ‫رؾَ١ٓ اٌؾبٌخ اٌّ١ىوٚث١خ ٌٍؾَٛ ثٛاٍطخ اٌزْؼ١غ‬ Weam Mohammed Baher IMPROVMENT MICROBIAL QUALITY OF MEAT BY IRRADIATION Abstract Application of gamma irradiation appears to be more suitable than other non-thermal methods.Where its lack chemical additives and exert a uniform effects throughout the meat. It improves the safety of fresh meats by reducing and/or eliminating foodborn pathogens extends theshelf life of meat during refrigerated storage or produce sterile shelf stable products withoutdeterioration of its nutritive and sensory qualities. Moreover, irradiation can be performed at ambientor lower temperature which can guarantees better preservation of nutritive value and physiochemicalproperties of foods.Key words: irradiation , microbial quality, meat and meat products ‫2- عّ١الد أثٛ اٌّغل اٌَؼ١ل ػجل اٌوإٚف‬ ‫كهاٍـــبد ػٍٝ اٌجىز١و٠ب اٌّؾجـخ ٌٍجــوٚكح فٝ األٌجـــبْ ٚثؼ٘ ِٕزغــــبرٙب‬ Gamilat Abu El-Magd El-Said Abdel Raouf Studies on Psychrotrophic Bacteria in Milk and Some Dairy Products AbstractAn experiment was undertaken to evaluate the imported and Egyptian fish meal in broilers diets.Twelve percent of plant protein was replaced by the same percentage from different sources offishmeal. The broiler raised to 35 days and they were classified into 4 groups. The control group raisedon corn soybean meal as a basal diet where the other 3 groups raised on basal diet + fish mealimported from Peru, Yemen and locally produced type. The results revealed pathological lesions on theexamined organs in the groups raised on diets contained fishmeal, whereas, no significant differenceson serum samples examined for liver and kidney functions. There was significant decrease in bodyweight , body weight gain and feed intake in the groups raised on diet contained local fishmeal in thefirst three weeks . It is concluded that fish meals‟ especially locally prepared type is not recommendedin broiler diets. ) 86 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫3- ِٕٝ ػٍٝ ؽَٓ هِٚ١خ‬ ٓ‫ػل ٚ ػيي ثؼ٘ ِ١ىوٚثبد اٌوٚس فٝ اٌٍج‬ ْ‫ٚ ثؼ٘ ِٕزغبد األٌجب‬ MONA ALI HASSAN ROMIA Enumeration and isolation of some faecal organisms in milk and some dairy products Abstract150 random samples of raw milk, yoghurt and Domiati cheese samples (50 of each) were collectedfrom different dairy shops at Domiate Governorate and examined bacteriologically. Coliforms werefound at percentage of 100%, with mean values of 4.83 x 106 ± 5.37 x 105, 8.53 x103 ± 1.20 x 103and 1.09 x 103 ± 3.59 x 102/ ml or gm respectively. The percentages of Enterococcus spp. inexamined samples were 100%, 80% and 100% respectively, with mean values of 2.36 x106 ± 2.70x105, 3.35 x104± 6.45 x103 and 1.56 x105 ± 3.82 x104 respectively. The percentage of Clostridia sppwere 100%, 84% and 80% with a mean value of 9.35 x104 ± 1.68 x104, 8.04 x104 ± 2.05 x104 and5.69 x105 ± 1.17 x105 respectively. Preservation of the quality of raw milk by activation of its naturallactoperoxidase system (LPs) at different temperature was studied. Activation of LP-s increased theshelf-life of milk sample stored at 22°C, 4°C up to 10 hrs and 6 days respectively. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ‫قضي الفارواكٌلٌجَا‬ ‫1- ٕ٘ل ِؾّل اٌْ١ـ‬ ٍٝ‫رؤص١و ثؼ٘ ِٚبكاد األوَلح ػ‬ ‫ِٚبكاد اٌىٛوَ١ل٠ب فٟ اٌلعبط‬ Hend Mohammed El-Sheikh THE EFFECT OF ADDITION OF SOME ANTIOXIDANTS ON EFFICACY OF ANTICOCCIDIALS IN CHICKENS AbstractThis thesis study the effect of two type of anticoccidial drugs Diclazuril at a dose 1ml/L for 2 successivedays and Toltrazuril at a dose 1ml/L for 2 successive days in chicken experimental infection by 50000of sporulated oocyst of Eimeria tenella / bird in 250 chicken one day old Hubbard bread rearing on twotype of antioxidant vitamins(vitamin E and vitamin C ) from 1st day old. Treatment with Toltrazuril orDiclazuril for Coccidiosis in chicken induces the same results in proves the tested hematological andserum biochemical parameters the chickens reared on vitamin E or vitamin C or on their combinationfrom the first day and given Toltrazuril or Diclazuril not show any different in the results from chickengiven the medicine only , that mean the infection with Eimeria tenella stop the effect of both vitamin Eand vitamin C . ) 87 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي البلرتٌٍلٌجَا ًالفطزٍات ًاملناعة‬ ٍِٟٛ ُ١٘‫ٔوِ١ٓ ػٛٗ اثوا‬ ‫رٕٛ١ف ٍَّٛ ِ١ىوٚة اٌَٛكِٚٛٔبً اه٠غ١ٕٛىا اٌّؼيٚي ِٓ ؽ١ٛأبد‬ ‫اٌّيهػخ اٌزٟ رؼبٟٔ ِٓ اٌزٙبة هئٛٞ ثبٍزقلاَ افزجبه ٍٍٍَخ اٌجٍّوح‬ ‫اٌزفبػٍ١خ‬ Nermeen Awad Ibrahem CHARACTERIZATION OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA TOXINS FROM PNEUMONIC FARM ANIMALS BY USING PCR AbstractThis study included 419 samples from cows and 131 from buffaloes. Bacteriological examinationrevealed that 172 and 46 samples were (+) for p. aeruginosa from cows and buffaloes. cong red testrevealed that 121strains out of 218 strains were (+) and out of 121strains 41 toxoginic strains. Theserological identification showed 144and40 isolates were belonging to serotype (1) from cows andbuffaloes. The effect of some disinfectants on P. aeruginosa showed that 5.0% phenol and 7%formalin could destroy P. aeruginosa immediately, Finally 60.0 % of ethyl alcohol has bactericidalaction after 2.5 min. The results of sensitivity test indicated that the most effective antibiotic weregentamycin and streptomycins. The results of PCR indicate the presence of exotoxin (A) gene intoxoginc and untypablestrains. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ‫قضي اللَىَاء ايحٌٍَة‬ ًٚ‫ٕبثو٠ٓ ػيد ف‬ ٟ‫كهاٍبد ِزملِخ ػٓ اٌٍجزٓ ٚثؼ٘ اٌّىٛٔبد اٌى١ّ١بئ١خ اٌؾ١ٛ٠خ ف‬ ‫اٌغبًِٛ اٌؾالة‬ SABREEN EZZAT FADL ADVANCED STUDIES ON LEPTIN AND SOME BIOCHEMICAL PARAMATERS IN LACTATING BUFFALOES AbstractThe present work was designed to clarify the relationship between leptin, body weight and theirmetabolic effects in blood and milk of lactating buffaloes through determination of daily milk yield andsome biochemical parameters.Biochemical parameters chosen were: serum and milk leptin, serum andmilk Prolactin, serum insulin, serum insulin growth factor-I, serum T3 and serum and milkimmunoglobulins (IgG, IgM and IgA). ) 88 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي طب ايحٌَان‬ ‫1- ٘جٗ ٕفبءاٌل٠ٓ ّزب‬ ‫ٔــــــــــمٔ ف١زـــــــــبِ١ٓ( أ) اٌزغو٠جــــــــــــٟ فٟ اٌّبػي‬ HEBA SAFAA ELDIN SHETA INDUCED HYPOVITAMINOSIS A IN GOATS AbstractThe effect of induced hypovitaminosis A was studied on ten male goats (they were divided into 2groups each of 5 animals). The affected animals showed disturbance in general health conditions characterized by loss ofappetite, reduced body weight, respiratory disturbances manifested by thick nasal discharge,dyspnoea, cough 0and ended with pneumonia, also one of the animals showed edematousenlargement of the knee joint, other animals show enlargement of head, abnormal growth of thehooves.The biochemical analysis of the blood revealed significant changes in the carotene, vitamin A, bloodglucose, serum urea nitrogen, total lipids, ALT and T3 and non significant changes in both totalproteins and T4.The histopathological changes revealed changes in the rumen, liver, lung, testis and optic nerve -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. ‫2- ػج١و اثوا٘١ُ ؽَٓ ٍ١ل أؽّل‬ ‫كهاٍبد ػٍٝ االٕبثخ ثل٠لاْ اٌٙ١ّٛٔىٌ فٝ االغٕبَ ثّؾبفظخ اٌغوث١خ‬ Abeer Ibrahem Hassan Said Ahmed Studies on hemonchosis in sheep at gharbia governorate Abstract This study was carried out on haemonchosis in sheep during the period from January 2008 to Jun 2010 at Gharbia Governorate. Out of 319 examined animals, 199 provedto be infected with prevalence rate of 62.38%. The most detected nematode species wereTrichostrongylus spp. The highest prevalence reported in females during spring, in age group of over 2years. The most clinical findings were emaciation and pale mucous membrane and the infected sheepshowed anemia and decrease in serum total proteins, albumin and globulins the in vitro and in vivostudies reveled high efficacy of chicory (Cichorium intybus) and Artemisia absenthium extracts againsthaemonchosis. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ‫قضي الباثٌلٌجَا االكمَنلَة‬ ٜ‫كػبء ؽَٕٝ ػجل اٌجبهٜ ػجل اٌٙبك‬ ٝ‫كهاٍبد ِٕبػ١خ كِٛ٠خ ٚ و١ّ١بئ١خ فٍٛ٠خ ػٍٝ ثؼ٘ االِواٗ اٌَوٛبٔ١خ ف‬ ‫اٌط١ٛه‬ DOAA HUSNI ABD ELBARY ABD ELHADY Immunohaematological and Cytochemical studies on some Neoplastic diseases on poultry AbstractWe aimed to clarify and characterize the clinicopathological picture during the affection with commonneoplastic diseases. Our data were based on surveys of chicken which likely to be based towardsaffecting with tumors. Total 255 chickens were collected from three private poultry farms at Al-Sharkya Governorate from different breeds at different age ranges. lymphomas in the domestic fowlwere usually considered to be the consequence of virus transformation However, in our work ,wefound many neoplastic disease conditions, some were suspected to be of Marek´s disease ,otherswere suspected to be asprige lloma and other were due to other causes as in case of multicentrichistiocytosis ) 89 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضـي األوزاض املشرتكة‬ ‫ٌٚ١ل ِبعل ِؾّل إٌّ١و‬ ‫كهاٍخ رىّ١ٍ١خ ػٓ فطٛهح األِواٗ اٌّْزووخ‬ ‫ِٓ فالي اٌجٜ ٚ ِٓ فالي اٌلعبط‬ Walid Maged Mohamed Elmonir Complemental study on: Zoonoses severity via duck and via chicken AbstractThis study aimed to explore the role of the causative agent particularly its genetic structure in theseverity of zoonoses. Studying the molecular characters of Prion and Haemagglutinin (HA) genesidentified particular regions that control Prion gene expression and consequently affect the severity ofPrion zoonosis. On the other hand cleavage site sequence, types of receptors and patterns ofglycosylation in HA gene are the most important genetic determinant of avian influenza zoonosisseverity. Therefore we recommend improving of diagnostic techniques and continuous investigation ofvirulence factors in microbes genome for effective prevention and control of the zoonotic diseases. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ) 91 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫كمَة الرتبَة النٌعَة‬ ‫أًالً :املاجضتري‬ ‫( 19 )‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي الرتبَة الفنَة‬ ‫1-أِ١وح ِؾّل ْ٘بَ ِؾّل ػىبّخ‬ ٌ٠‫ٕٕبػخ اٌغٕبء فٟ ِملِخ اثٓ فٍلْٚ ٚاالٍزفبكٖ ِٕٙب فٟ رله‬ ‫ثؼ٘ فوٚع اٌٍّٛ١مٝ اٌؼوث١خ‬ Amira Mohamed Hesham Mohamed Okasha SINGING INDUSTRY IN IBN KHALDOUNs INTRODUCTION AND USING IT IN TEACHING SOME BRANCHES OF ARABIC MUSIC AbstractThe researcher contains four chapters as follows:Chapter one: It contains two parts:First: research introduction and it contains research aims, questions, importance, methodology,procedures and its terms.Second search: last studies related with the research subject in Arabic and foreign.Chapter two: It contains theoretical framework that contains four master parts as follows: First : IbnKhaldoun then (the introduction of Ibn Khaldoun) then Mamluks era and singing celebrities and modelsof musical playing and the names of sultans and the dates of their rule.Chapter three: In this chapter, the researcher made a general analysis to the research sample thatrelated with the arts of singing industry in the introduction of Ibn Khaldoun through the manuscript ofIbn Khaldoun.Chapter four: It includes the research results andrecommendations and supplements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- َٓ‫-2ٍبهٖ ػجلاٌؾّ١ل أؽّل أؽّل ؽ‬ ‫ِٕٙظ ِمزوػ فٝ اٌزوث١خ اٌٍّٛ١م١خ فٝ ٙٛء اٌّؼب٠١و اٌمِٛ١خ ٌو٠بٗ األٛفبي‬ ‫فٝ ِٖو‬ Sara Abd El-Hamid Ahmed Ahmed Hassan Suggested Curriculum in Music Education in the Light of National Standards for Kindergarten in Egypt AbstractThe aim of this study to build a proposed curriculum in music education for kindergarten in the light ofnational standards for kindergarten in Egypt, which released by the Ministry of Education in 2008,putting some models for the scientific content of some of the proposed topics of the syllabus. Thestudy included four chapters: The first chapter includesThe research problem and the previous studies,Chapter II: It includes: the theoretical framework and includes four sections (the curriculum, musiceducation, kindergartens, national standards for kindergarten in Egypt), Chapter III includes: theproposed curriculum objectives of public and private, procedural and scientific content of thecurriculum, strategies and methods of teaching and methods of evaluation, while ensuring the fourthquarter (results of the study, recommendations and proposals, list of references, Arab and foreign websites, supplements, then the abstract in Arabic and English).One of the main results of this research; imagine the possibility of developing a proposal for thecurriculum of music education for kindergarten in the light of the document of national standards forkindergarten in Egypt. One of the main recommendations; the application of the proposed approach onthe ground. ) 92 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ُ‫قضي اإلقتصاد املنشل‬ ‫شعبة املالبط ًالنضَج‬ ُ١٘‫أٍّبء اثوا٘١ُ ٛٗ اثوا‬ ‫كهاٍخ ِ١لأ١خ ػٍٝ ؽوفخ أّوٛخ ٚفؤْبد اٌَزبئو ثّؾٍخ ِوؽَٛ ٌإلٍزفبكح‬ ‫ِٕٙب فٝ اٌٙ١ئبد اٌؼٍّ١خ‬ Asmaa Ibraheem Taha Ibraheem FIELD STUDY ON THE CRAFT OF CURTAINS FRINGE& PASSEMENTERIE IN MAHALET MARHOUM FOR UTILIZATION OF IT IN SCIENTIFIC AUTHORIES AbstractThe craft of curtains fringes and passementerie in a village of Mahlet Marhoum considered as one ofsmall firm industries which contribute to the development of the society this craft evolved and themodern machinery are found beside manual looms numerous designs and forms that are producedfrom the fringes and passementerie, tassels and tieback.The importance of research in the conduct of afield study on a craft of curtains fringes andpassementerie in a village of Mahlet Marhoum of raw materials, machinery, workers, designs,techniques and products for utilization of it in various scientific authories. ) 93 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضي الرتبَة الفنَة‬ ِ٠ٚ‫هّب ػجل هللا عب‬ َ‫ارغب٘بد ِجزىوح فٟ رّٖ١ُ اٌّْغٛالد اٌّؼلٔ١خ ٚاٌؾٍٟ ثبٍزقلا‬ ‫اٌزواو١ت إٌَغ١خ‬ Rasha Abdallah Gawish Innovated Trends in Designing Metallic Artwork and Jewelries Using Textile Structures AbstractThis study aims to benefit from the histological structures in the design of metal crafts, jewelry, andthrough a series of chapters, as follows: --The first chapter :- The address of the search, the research problem, the importance of research, theobjectives of research, and, search terms.chapter :-Addresses the concept of textile structures and the most important textile The secondstructures.- This chapter addresses the structural and aesthetic aspects of metal artifacts The third chapterimplementing textile techniques.-The addresses some of the methods of composition and surface treatments for The fourth chaptermetal artifacts and ornaments executed textile formations.-deals with the trials of combinations of textile raw materials of mineral and : The fifth chapterresearch applications. The sixth chapter : - deals with the findings and recommendations ofthe search. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫قضي االقتصاد املنشىل‬ ‫ٌّ١بء ِؾّٛك ٌطفٟ اٌٖبكق‬ ‫كهاٍبد ػٍٝ ثؼ٘ أغن٠خ األٛفبي ِوٙٝ اٌَىو اٌّؼلح ِٓ ِٖبكه ٔجبر١خ‬ LAMIAA MAHMOUD LOTFY AL-SADEK STUDIES ON SOME CHILDREN DIABETIC FOODS PREPARED FROM PLANT SOURCES Abstract Fifteen diets for diabetic children (cakes, cookies and snacks) of high nutritive value were preparedusing plant seeds (black rice, lupine, germinated and toasted fenugreek) and leaves (mulberry andolive leaves). The effect of sugar substitution on the physical and chemical properties of preparedbakery diets using different levels of natural and artificial sweeteners {stevia and high fructose cornsyrup (HFCS)} and substitution of butter by olive oil were carried out. Rat groups fed on cookie 2 was the highest body weight gain (BWG). Feeding rat groups on diabeticchildren diets effected positively on high density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) and negatively oncholesterol, low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) and triglyceride as well as reducing glutamicoxalacetic transaminase (GOT) and glutamic pyruvic transaminase (GPT). ) 95 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ ‫‪K‬‬ ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ ‫‪afrelsheikh University‬‬ ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫كمَة اآلداب‬ ‫أًالً :املاجضتري‬ ‫( 69 )‬

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضـي المغة العزبَة ًآدابوا‬ ‫1-اوواِٟ ِب٘و ػجل اٌؼي٠ي اٌط١ت‬ ٟٔ‫اٌلهً اٌلِّالٌٟ فٟ فزؼ اٌمل٠وٌإلِبَ ٌٍْٛوب‬ ‫هٍبٌخ ِملِخ ٌٕ١ً كهعخ اٌّبعَز١و‬ Ekramy maher Abdel Aziz Altip Semantic lesson in Fath al-Qadeer of acanthoid A letter of introduction to obtain a masters degree Of student AbstractThis search is sincere and you hope it will be reconciled to God for: Semantic lesson in the book Fathal-Qadeer acanthoid of the mark Shawkaani Mohammed bin Ali leading the effort in the lesson oflinguistic and Islamic Studies.The importance of this research is to he discussed in the lesson designator, which is one level of thelesson of language in the light of linguistics talk, which includes morphological level, and voice, andgrammar, and semantic, is the level of semantic most important of these levels; It searches formeaning, which is to be of all levels in general.I have spoken in this search for context and its impact in guiding the significance of words, andclarified the importance of context in it, and dealt with modes of interpretation in the book Fath al-Qadeer, including the statement word by mentioning synonym or against him or his or interpretation ofthe words and the statement of the value of the Preview, and then talked about the development ofthe semantic of the terms of significance in terms of transmission and the allocation of significant anddissemination, and spoke on the issue of multiplicity of meaning and included this part of the researchon synonymy and common verbal. She also spoke about the derivation of semantic and clarified themethods of derivation when Shawkaani. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫2-ِؾّل ػجل اٌَالَ ؽَٓ ؽَٓ اٌجـبى‬ ‫ثٕـبء اٌغٍّخ فٟ أّؼـبه ِؾّٛك غٕ١ُ كهاٍـخ ٔؾٛ٠ـــخ كالٌـ١ـــخ‬ Mohammed Abd Elsalam Hassan Hassan El Baz The Structure of Sentence in the poems of Mahmoud Ghoneim Semantic and Grammatical Study AbstractThe present thesis comprises : preface, which speaks about the poet, his life, his poems, and then addresses the meaning of thesentence and a sign of the sentence in the speech, also the preface addressed the grammar, semanticstheir establishment and their relationship . The deletion as: the deletion of nouns, verbs, prepositionsand the relationship of each of them with semantics . The meaning of addition of nouns, the additionof (Kana), the thesis also deals with prepositions and the relationship of each of them with semantics .The meaning of the separating and the relationship with semantics of the separating and therelationship with semantics . It deals with the separating in noun sentence, verbal sentence and therelationship of them with the semantics . The syntaxs marks and their relationship with semantics inthe poems of Mahmoud Ghoneim . ) 97 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٞٚ‫3-ؽبِل ِؾّٛك ؽَ١ٓ اٌطٕطب‬ ) َ 1991 ‫اٌّٛالغ اإلػواث١خ ٌٍّووجبد اإلفواك٠خ فٝ أػّبي ٠ٍٛف اكه٠ٌ ( د‬ ‫كهاٍخ ٔؾٛ٠خ كالٌ١خ‬ Hamid Mahmoud Hussien El- Tantawy The grammatical positions of the structural vocabularies in the works of Usof Edress( D 1991) ( a syntactic and semantic study) Abstract The component divides into predictive and un predictive component. The grammarians definepredictive component in their concepts that any thing among its parts consider an entire predictive.The grammarians say also the predictive component divide into predictive noun and a subjectivecomponent. The predictive noun is the component that has subject of nominal sentence and predicatebut the subjective component is the subjective sentence that consist of verb and subject or verb,subject and object or verb, subject and two objects or verb, subject and three objects. The un predictive structure is the component that doesnt lead to a sentence in it but this correlationhas an structural vocabularies that lead to the work of function or element in a large predictivestructure. structural vocabularies are the attributive structure , the annexed descriptive structure, theattributive structure, the infinitive structure, the structure of the derivational noun and the relativestructure. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‫أ‬ ْٕٛ‫ؽّل أؽّل أؽّل ؽَٓ و‬ ‫ٍٚبئً اٌزّبٍه إٌٖٟ فٟ اٌقطت إٌجٛ٠خ‬ ٌٟٖٕ‫كهاٍخ رطج١م١خ فٟ ٙٛء ػٍُ اٌٍغخ ا‬ Ahmed Ahmed Ahmed Hassan Kannon Mean of textual cohesion in the prophets speeches: An applied study in the context of textual linguistics AbstractThis is a thesis entitled " Mean of textual cohesion in the prophets speeches: An applied study in thecontext of textual linguistics. This thesis divided into three division apart from the introduction.The first division was a definition of textual linguistic and the means of textual coherence.The second division was entitled coherence in the prophetic speeches.The third division was entitled cohesion in prophetic speech. After that came the conclusion, Theresults, The appendixes and the indixes. ) 98 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضـي المغة االجنمَشٍةًأدابوا‬ ‫1- أِ١وح ٕجوٞ اٍّبػ١ً ثٍٙٛي‬ :‫كٚه اٌْقٖ١بد إٌَبئ١خ فٟ هٚا٠بد ٚ٠ال وبص١و‬ ‫كهاٍخ ٌٍّٛٙٛع ٚ األٍبٌ١ت اٌفٕ١خ‬ Amira Sabry Ismail Bahloul The Function of the Female Characters In Willa Cathers Novels: A Study in Theme and Technique Abstract The story of Willa Cathers literary career is an American success of the most charming kind.Willa Sibert Cather is an outstanding example of a writer whose work is deeply rooted in a sense ofplace and at the same time universal in its treatment of theme and character. The corner of earth thatshe is best known for depicting is Nebraska, where she lived as an adolescent and young woman andwhere she was educated. This dominant subject is the setting for six of her novels and many of hershort stories. This research consists of three main parts: an introduction, four chapters, and a conclusion.Chapter one deals with Cathers biography. Cathers life has a great impact upon her works and hervision. Chapter two is a thematic study of Cathers two major novels, My Ántonia and A Lost Lady. Thedifferences between them come from their belonging to different periods in Cathers life, which presenttwo periods in the American history. Chapter three is a technical study of Willa Cathers two novels. Asshe describes the life of the pioneer, Cather herself is a pioneer in her age. She expresses her owntechnical devices in an essay called The Novel Démeublé. Finally, chapter four is an assessment ofCathers two major novels. This chapter deals with the positive and negative criticism of My Ántoniaand A Lost Lady. ------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- ‫2-أٍّبء ؽَٕٝ ػجل اٌؾّ١ل‬ :ٝٔ‫اٌمٛح ٚاٌزؤكة فٝ اٌؾٛاه اٌموآ‬ ٗ١‫كهاٍخ ثواعّبر‬ Asmaa Hosny Abdul Hamïd Power and Politeness in Quranic Discourse: A Pragmatic Approach Abstract This thesis examines the possibility of co-occurrence of power and politeness in interpersonalcommunication in general and in Quranic discourse in particular. To investigate this topic, the studyadopts "Faircloughs model of power discursive strategies 1989" which is significant in examining theshape of power relations among people of different ranks. It also draws from "B and Ls P T 1987" andapplies it to the topic of advice-giving situations in Quranic discourse. These models together lead to aspecific prediction; that powerful people have some privileged rights in discourse that can be reflectedin their communication tools to convey messages to addressees. However, the thesis attempts to provethat polite formulas, that show respect and esteem for others face, can occur throughout socialinterchange at all levels of status and power. ) 99 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ٜ‫3-ِؾّٛك ٍ١لأؽّل اٌَ١ل اٌجبعٛه‬ ‫ِب ثؼل اٌىٌٛٛٔ١بٌ١خ فٝ أػّبي ٚٚي ٍٛ٠ٕىب اٌلهاِ١خ‬ ‫كهاٍخ ٌَّوؽ١بد ِقزبهح‬ Mahmoud Sid-Ahmed El-Bagoury Postcolonialism in Wole Soyinkas Drama A Study of Selected Plays Abstract This thesis points out the ways in which selected plays by Wole Soyinka figure the African World inits post-colonial condition. The first chapter delineates how the post-colonial African writers use theirpens to defend Africa. The second chapter focuses on Soyinkas reaction against the postcolonialcondition in Africa. The third chapter depicts the clash of cultures in three of Soyinkas plays. Onenotices a direct clash between the colonial and the ritual cultures in Death and the Kings Horseman.However, the clash between modernity and tradition comes to light in The Lion and the Jewel andMadmen and Specialists. The last chapter shows how Soyinka satirizes Africa in its political, social,economic, and religious condition. ------------------------------------------------------------ ‫قضي اجلغزافَاًتنظي املعمٌوات اجلغزافَة‬ ‫1-أِغل فزؾٟ هعت ػجل اٌفزبػ‬ ٓ‫كهاٍخ ع١ِٛٛهفٌٛٛع١خ ثبٍزقلاَ ٔظُ اٌّؼٍِٛبد اٌغغواف١خ ٚاالٍزْؼبه ػ‬ ‫ثؼل‬ Amgad Fathi Ragab Abd Elfattah A Geomorphological Study by using Geographical Information System and Remote Sensing AbstractGabal Katherina area lies in the middle part of the high mountain region in the south of Sinai peninsula.The study area extends from latitudes 28º 25 42" , 28º 35 5" N and longitudes 33º 51 9" , 34º2 4" E . It occupies an area of 189, 32 kilometer square. The research focuses the geomorphology ofthe area. The research contains six chapters preceded by an introduction and ended with a conclusion.- Chapter 1: (The geology of the area) - Chapter 2 :( The physical geographic characteristics of thearea) Chapter 3 :( The morphmetric analysis of the drainage basins in the area) Chapter 4 :( Thegeomorpholical characteristics of the slopes of the area) Chapter 5 : ( Thegeomorphological features of the area) - Chapter 6 :( The goemorphological hazards and the possibilityof development of the area) ) 111 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫قضـي تارٍخ‬ ْ‫2-وو٠ّخ هِٚبْ هفبػٟ هِٚب‬ – 552( ‫اٌؼاللبد اإلغو٠م١خ اٌفبهٍ١خ ػٍٝ ِلٜ األٍوح اإلفّ١ٕ١خ اٌفبهٍ١خ‬ ‫233 ق.َ) كهاٍـخ ربه٠ق١ـخ ٚؽٚبه٠ـخ‬ Karima Ramadan Refae Ramadan Greek – Persian Relations during the Period of the Persian Achaemenid Family (550 – 330 B. C): A Historical and Cultural Study Abstract The theses takes abut Greek – Persian Relations during the Period of the Persian Achaemeniddynasty (550 – 330 B. C): A Historical and Cultural Study . The last half of the sixth century B.C.witnessed the real confrontation between the greatest powers of the Greek and the Persians..thetheses covered a historical and cultural sides between Greeks and Persians during this period . Thethesis divides to five chapters. one:The foundation of the Persian Achaemenid Empire and itsexpansion in Minor Asia in the second half of the sixth century BC. Chapter two: The Ionian Revolt andthe great wars between the Persians and the Greeks in the first years of the fifth century BC. Chapterthree:The political and cultural effects that resulted from the Persian wars during the fifth century BC.inGreece.Chapter four:The Greek-Persian relations from the "Calias reconciliation - 449 BC-" until afterthe Peloponnesian Wars in the last years of the fifth century BC.Chapter five:The development of therelations between the Persians and the Greeks from the beginning of the fourth century BC till thebreakdown of the Persian Achaemenid Empire by Alexander the Great 330 BC. ------------------------------------------------------------ ‫قضي اجلغزافَا ًتنظي املعمٌوات اجلغزافَة‬ ‫1-ى٠ُٕٙ اٌَ١ل اثوا٘١ُ ِؾّل ِغل‬ ٟ‫إٌطبلبد األَٔت ِٕبف١بً ٌيهاػخ ِؾبٕ١ً اٌفبوٙخ فٟ كٌزب إٌ١ً كهاٍخ ف‬ ٟ‫إٌّبؿ اٌزطج١م‬ Zenhom El-Sayed Ibrahim Mohammed Magd The Climatically Optimal Zones for Cultivating Fruit Crops in the Delta of Nile : A Study in Applied Climatology AbstractThe climate is one of the effective factors on all humane activities on the earth surface , cultivatingfruit crops one of these humane activities , where the climate elements as sunlight , temperature ,wind , relative humidity , rain , have effects on the fruit trees (as : mango , and grapes, and banana ),as productivity and quality standard , the main idea of the study concentrated on dividing study area(Nile delta) to zones according to the climatically optimal condition for cultivating fruit crops , toachievement high productivity and high quality also, that lead to self- sufficiency in addition toexporting abroad . ) 112 (

‫جامعة كفر الشيخ‬ ‫اإلدارة العامت للدراساث العليا والبحوث‬ K ‫جامـعة كـفر الشــــيخ‬ afrelsheikh University ‫ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ‬ ‫2-ا٠ٙبة ٌطفٟ اٌجؤٌ اٌَؼ١ل‬ ُ‫إٌمً فـٟ ِووي وفواٌْ١ـ كهاٍخ فٟ اٌغغواف١ب االلزٖبك٠خ ثبٍزقلاَ ٔظ‬ )G.I.S(‫اٌّؼٍِٛبد اٌغغواف١خ‬ Transport In Kafr El – sheikh District A study in Economic Geography B y Using (G.I.S) Abstract0T0his research deals with transportation in Kafr-el-sheikh ditrict – a study in economic geographyusing Geographic Information System (GIS). This study is listed under the Geography of Transportationwhich is considered a new branch of Economic Geography, dating back to a half century and whichdidn‟t get such a much attention that geographers paid to other branches of economic geography. It isfocused on the study of the geographical distribution of different transportation networks, theircharacteristics, patterns as well as studying the different means of transportation and the flow of goodsand people from and to the area of study. The study has been done in six chapters preceded with apreface then the introduction. Chapter one concerned with studying of transportation networks andtransportation means in Kafr-EL-Shrikh District. Second chapter devoted to study the factors that effectthe distribution of transportation networks. The third chapter studies the quantitative analysis of theroad network in the district. Fourth chapter treated the local analysis of transportation load on theroads network in the district. Fifth chapter focus on studying the transportation role in the districteconomic and social development. Lately six chapter study transportation problems and its future inthe district . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ٟ‫3-كػبء أؽّـل ػٛٗ ِٖطفٝ ِوػ‬ ْ‫اٌمٜٛ اٌؼبٍِخ ثّؾبفظخ كِ١بٛ - كهاٍخ فٟ عغواف١خ اٌَىب‬ Doaa Ahmed Awad Mostafa Labour Force in Damietta Governorate A Study in Population Geography Abstract The theme of this study is belonging to the population geography, one of branches of HumanGeography, which does not take the enough interest from the Geographers as the others branches ofHuman Geography, the labor force are the principal support of economic and social development to anynation, also, it is the vital aspect of population which is responsible about the production process,whether in goods or services form.The importance of study:1 - Changing of the study area which is known by spreading of the second activities to the tertiary services activities, of which it led to study that theme.2 - The clear differences of distribution the labor force between rural and urban areas, of which it led to study that theme. ) 113 (

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