A food security agent for the camels in the desert
Heaven of Zygophyllum qataranse in Alain Abudhabi. Continue reading A food security agent for the camels in the desert
Category: Ethnobotany
The human being first and the strongest connection came with the plants in the early era of human settlements. Great and precious knowledge about the plants had been piled of and the traditional societies used this knowledge for the wellbeing of the health and soul.
Pistachia khunjuk, wild pistachio of greater Zhob, northeast Balochistan
Pistacia khinjuk. Family: Anacardiaceae. A small tree. Wild pistachio. Found on mountain slopes. Common in Zhob. Pashto name: Shinay شنے in Pashtu. The tree is locally called Wanna and a subtype is called Ozgai. Continue reading Pistachia khunjuk, wild pistachio of greater Zhob, northeast Balochistan
Sandy or Deserted, Richland vs Poorland
The land cover with the sands is sandy, commonly known as desert. But all the sandy soil are not deserted … Continue reading Sandy or Deserted, Richland vs Poorland
Camel, Desert and the Umbrella Tree
The camels, umbrella tree (Acacia tortillas) go hand in hand in the desert. Umbrella tree is one of the most … Continue reading Camel, Desert and the Umbrella Tree
Dipterygium glaucum الصفروی, A Plant that is Liked such as Icecream by the Camels and Goats. Part 4
Dipterygium glaucum is highly liked by camels, it is rich nutritional value as well as used as a herbal source of medicine. The camel loves the plant especially when it is in flowering and seeding stages. I think they like it in these stages because of the aroma and the high protein contents of flowers and seeds respectively. The plants are very strong, powerful to resist the winds of the desert. The multiple branches make it stronger and a source of protection for different insects and reptiles. Continue reading Dipterygium glaucum الصفروی, A Plant that is Liked such as Icecream by the Camels and Goats. Part 4
SUSTAINABLE FARMING FOR FOOD AND HEALTH 