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Halophytic Crops as a Solution for Food Security, Land Rehabilitation, and Mitigating Future Water 100 and 300 mm and an aridity index (AI) ranging from 0.05 to 0.2 (AI <0.05 for hyper-arid regions), face significant challenges in sustaining agriculture due to limited arable land, a scarcity of fresh water, and hot climatic conditions. Countries rich in oil resources, such as the GCC region, oft

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Harnessing the Potential of Halophytes for Enhanced Resilience in Arid Agroecosystems,phytes, especially in saline environments, has emerged as a successful and sustainable agricultural endeavor, showcasing the potential of halophytes to boost resilience, enhance biodiversity, and contribute to sustainable food systems. It is advocated to identify areas with saline or brackish soils

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