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Haloxylon salicornicum
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Haloxylon salicornicum |
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Chenopodiaceae |
Family |
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Rimth |
Vernacular name |
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Perennial shrub |
Life Form |
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Rounded multi-branched shrub, 50-100cm high, often forming hammocks. Stems cylindrical and appear naked. Leaves reduced to small scales. Flowers in dense lateral and terminal spikes on the upper branches. Fruiting perianth with 5 membranous yellow to pink wings, nearly 5mm in diameter |
Description |
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Shallow to deep sands or silty soil, also found in gravel plains |
Habitat |
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Important camel browse |
Grazing Importance |
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Uprooted for firewood |
Other Uses |
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