SUSTAINABLE FARMING FOR FOOD AND HEALTH
Ecofriendly and sustainable farming, Desert Ecosystems, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Traditional Knowledge, Native Livestock Breeds
I have named this plant (Zygophyllum qatarense) as the camel ice-cream species because the camel eats lesser quantity but with very much desire. Continue reading The camel and the Zygophyllum have learned to live in a symbiotic relationship in the desert
A close view of the citrulus plant, halting the sand to spread by fabricating a carpet of the shoot on the sand. Continue reading How Citrullus flora fixes the sand dunes?
Evolution trained termites to survive on flora waste The unique creature (termites) learned in the long period of evolution – … Continue reading Camels and Termites – A symbiotic relationship is bridged by the gut’s microbiota
Though very small and soft in size and texture respectively, the termites are the strongest creature in the world. They can digest the hardest and toughiest objects like wood and the CMB in the desert. Continue reading Camel Manure Ball (CMB) and Wood Colonized by the Termites in the Desert
SUSTAINABLE FARMING FOR FOOD AND HEALTH 