The Floral Diversity of the Desert

Posted on February 17, 2019 by Dr Raziq

Deserts are the rich lands on the earth treasured with the well-adapted unique floral and faunal diversity.

The strongest, resilient, and very beautiful Ghaf (Prosopis) tree deep in the desert. See how strong she stands and faces the desert storms.

See the strength of the Ghaf tree, the national tree of the United Arab Emirates.

Category: Adaptation, Desert and Desertification, Desert Explorer, mother earth, Treeography, UncategorizedTags: desert ecosystem, Ghaf tree, resilience to climate change, tribulus terrestris

4 Comments on “The Floral Diversity of the Desert”

ThoughtsBecomeWords
February 18, 2019

Beautiful photographs and informative videos, I enjoyed it very much.

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- Dr Raziq
  February 18, 2019
  
  Thanks very much for liking. You are welcome.
  
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- Dr Raziq
  February 18, 2019
  
  I read your articles about the camels in Australia. Very useful information. I wish you visit us here in UAE and see how we produce milk from camels. They are kept in a very friendly environment and have access to their calves.
  
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Dr Raziq
February 18, 2019

Reblogged this on The People's New World Order.

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