- A
halophyte is a salt-tolerant
plant that
grows in soil or
waters of high salinity,
coming into
contact with
saline water through its
roots or by salt...
- Australia,
North and
South America, and Eurasia. Many
Atriplex species are
halophytes and are
adapted to dry
environments with
salty soils. The
genus Chenopodium...
- only
around 60
places in the UK
where the
natterjack toad is found. Many
halophyte (salt-tolerating)
plant species are
found there as well as wild orchids...
- annual,
succulent shrub that is
native to the
Mediterranean Basin. It is a
halophyte (a salt-tolerant plant) that
typically grows in
coastal regions and can...
- The
coconut tree (Cocos nucifera) is a
member of the palm tree
family (Arecaceae) and the only
living species of the
genus Cocos. The term "coconut" (or...
- CO2 and O2) used in
respiration and photosynthesis. Salt
water plants (
halophytes) have
additional specialized adaptations, such as the
development of special...
- conditions, but do not
require elevated concentrations of salt for growth.
Halophytes are salt-tolerant
higher plants.
Halotolerant microorganisms are of considerable...
-
desalination method can be
derived from
halophytes,
which are in
contact with
saline water through their roots.
Halophytes exclude salt
through their roots,...
-
halotolerance and is a
portion of many words:
Halobacteria Haloclasty Halophile Halophyte Halo (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
-
wetland plants (e.g., Isoetes, Cr****ula (Tillaea), Lobelia); and in one
halophyte,
Mesembryanthemum crystallinum; one non-succulent
terrestrial plant, (Dodonaea...
