National Center for Vegetation Cover Development Collects Over 80 Tonne of Seeds
The National Center for Vegetation Cover Development and Combating Desertification in Saudi Arabia has collected more than 80 tonnes of seeds this year, focusing on native plant species to promote environmental sustainability.
Riyadh – The National Center for Vegetation Cover Development and Combating Desertification (NCVC) has reported a successful seed collection campaign, amassing over 80 tonnes of seeds since the beginning of the year.
This initiative aims at conserving the Kingdom's native plant diversity through various programs across Saudi Arabia.The collected seeds encompass 45 different native plant species, including haloxylon persicum, calligonum comosum, vachellia gerrardii var.
najdensis, vachellia flava, ziziphus spina-christi, rhanterium epapposum, vachellia tortilis, haloxylon salicornicum, and traganum nudatum.
These species are integral to the region's biodiversity and play a crucial role in combatting desertification.The NCVC has been actively involved in seed collection efforts across various regions of Saudi Arabia, utilizing well-designed programs aimed at cultivating native plants and preserving natural vegetation cover.
Such initiatives have directly contributed to environmental sustainability by addressing desertification concerns.By prioritizing the collection of wild plant seeds, the center emphasizes the significance of propagating and conserving native species.
This approach is essential for maintaining ecological balance and supporting biodiversity in Saudi Arabia.The ongoing seed collection campaign reflects a commitment to environmental conservation and the promotion of sustainable practices.
The success of this initiative underscores the importance of such efforts in combating desertification and enhancing overall environmental health.
This initiative aims at conserving the Kingdom's native plant diversity through various programs across Saudi Arabia.The collected seeds encompass 45 different native plant species, including haloxylon persicum, calligonum comosum, vachellia gerrardii var.
najdensis, vachellia flava, ziziphus spina-christi, rhanterium epapposum, vachellia tortilis, haloxylon salicornicum, and traganum nudatum.
These species are integral to the region's biodiversity and play a crucial role in combatting desertification.The NCVC has been actively involved in seed collection efforts across various regions of Saudi Arabia, utilizing well-designed programs aimed at cultivating native plants and preserving natural vegetation cover.
Such initiatives have directly contributed to environmental sustainability by addressing desertification concerns.By prioritizing the collection of wild plant seeds, the center emphasizes the significance of propagating and conserving native species.
This approach is essential for maintaining ecological balance and supporting biodiversity in Saudi Arabia.The ongoing seed collection campaign reflects a commitment to environmental conservation and the promotion of sustainable practices.
The success of this initiative underscores the importance of such efforts in combating desertification and enhancing overall environmental health.
