Al-Mahrouat plant highlights northern botanical heritage
Ferula rutbaensis (Al-Mahrouat) is a wild plant that grows in the desert of the Northern Borders region. It is considered part of the area's botanical and environmental heritage. Its presence is limited to desert sites adapted to the climate, and it is mentioned in ancient Arab heritage, reflecting the Arabs' knowledge of wild plants and their connection to their environment. The distribution of Al-Mahrouat highlights the diversity of the desert ecosystem and contributes to raising awareness about the importance of preserving the natural vegetation in the area.
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