Al-Mahraut: a botanical heritage in Northern Borders
Ferula rutbaensis (Al-Mahruut) is a wild plant that grows in desert environments in the Northern Border region of the Kingdom. It is considered one of the components of the natural vegetation cover closely linked to the local folklore and historical heritage of the area. Known as Mowrothi, it is distinguished by its adaptation to the desert environment and is mentioned in ancient linguistic sources, reflecting its deep understanding of the local ecosystem. Mahruut is regarded as a symbol of the plant diversity in the region and has garnered increased interest in its preservation and in raising awareness about its ecological and cultural significance.
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