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Cactus Recovers After Red Insect Damage
The cactus plants in the Al-Hoceima region are gradually regaining their strength after years of widespread damage caused by the red scarab insect. Residents have observed new green patches appearing on the plants that were previously dry and damaged. This recovery follows significant losses inflicted by the pest, which led to the deterioration of the drought-resistant cactus cover—an important source of livelihood and benefit for farmers and families in the area. Despite these positive developments, the recovery still requires scientific studies to determine its causes and future growth prospects. Emphasis is also needed on continuing plant protection and risk assessment to ensure the restoration of cactus cultivation's standing in the region.
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