Titlebook: Halophytes as a resource for livestock and for rehabilitation of degraded lands; Victor R. Squires,Ali T. Ayoub Book 19941st edition Sprin

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Utilization of halophytes by livestock on rangelands ,nd domestic ruminants. Palatable halophytic species are generally rare but where present are a valuable feed resource, especially during drought. There are numerous halophytes which are less palatable which can be used as fodder after appropriate treatment. Feeding halophytes to ruminant livestock r

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Halophytes in mixed feeds for livestockop irrigated halophyte crops continue to be successful. Incorporation into mixed diets would minimize potential adverse effects of the high salt content, low energy concentration, and content of antinutritional factors in halophyte ingredients on ruminant livestock production, and would likely yield

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Halophytes and halophytic plant communities in Inner-Asiantinental climate with aridity as the basic characteristic. The lowland is a salt accumulating centre. The soil is commonly highly salinized, which contributes to dominance of halophytic vegetation over wide areas. The abundant halophytic resources are of importance to local animal husbandry and hav

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Forage halophytes and salt-tolerant fodder crops in the Mediterranean BasinOcean. Many of those may be considered as forage species, grazed as they are by various livestock and game animals. These halophyte forage species are very diverse in terms of plant systematics, biology and ecology as well as in nutritive and grazing value. They include annual and perennial herbaceo

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Halophytes and halophytic plant communities in the Arab regionfifteen centuries. This paper reviews the literature and focusses on the potential of halophytic communities for production of forage for livestock. The Arab countries occupy an area of about 13,652,000 km.. Dry conditions prevail in the region. More than 60% of the area of these countries receive l

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