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Malva sylvestris (Common Mallow): Therapeutic Applications

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Malva sylvestris L., commonly known as common mallow, is a medicinal plant belonging to the Malvaceae family whose aerial parts particularly leaves and flowers constitute a rich source of bioactive metabolites. The phytochemical composition varies significantly between plant parts, with leaves generally containing higher concentrations of phenolic constituents than flowers. Composition Mucilage The most characteristic bioactive

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Camels browsing on Zygophyllum qatarense in Alain

The Camels Play Important Role in Ecosystem Management ~Important actor of the desert

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Planning for a sustainable food production will never be completed without camels. Camel is highly adapted livestock of the world’s most challenging ecosystems. Camel sustains human life in the climatic conditions where other type of livestock is hard to survive.

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Beautiful Sheep Breed

A scientific study revealed that grazing revitalizes our soil and sequestrate carbon up to 80%

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The researchers??” early estimates suggest that an acre of grazed native plants may improve the soil at a rate of one ton of sequestered carbon per year and that carbon and other nutrients may accumulate for 12 to 15 years before the soil is fully saturated – the study says.

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