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Seetzenia africana, Seetzenia orientalis, Seetzenia prostrata, Zygophyllum lanatum, Zygophyllum prostratum
Habyan
Seetzenia lanata is a desert plant species found in the Middle East and North Africa. In Qatar, it has been identified as a rare and endangered species. Research has shown that Seetzenia lanata grows in sandy dunes and rocky areas, typically in full sun and well-drained soil. Studies in Qatar have focused on conservation efforts due to its limited distribution and vulnerability to habitat destruction. However, specific details about its growth habits, population size, or conservation status in Qatar may require consultation of specialized botanical or environmental reports for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Desert plant Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) near a road to Saudi Arabia in southern Qatar, February 11, 2014
سودا ناثيل, أم حوطة, الريان, قطر
Desert plant Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) in sand near a road to Saudi Arabia in southern Qatar, February 11, 2014سودا ناثيل, أم حوطة, الريان, قطر
Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, Seetzenia africana, Seetzenia orientalis, local name Habyan) in sand near Umm Bab in south-western Qatar, February 21, 2014سودا ناثيل, الريان, قطر
Desert plant Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, Seetzenia africana, Seetzenia orientalis, local name Habyan) in sand near Umm Bab in south-western Qatar, February 21, 2014سودا ناثيل, الريان, قطر
Desert plant Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) near Umm Bab in south-western Qatar, February 21, 2014Al Rayyan, Qatar
Central hub of a desert plant Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) near Umm Bab in south-western Qatar, February 21, 2014Al Rayyan, Qatar
Creeping desert plant Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) near Umm Bab in south-western Qatar, February 21, 2014Al Rayyan, Qatar
Desert plant Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) with flowers near Umm Bab in south-western Qatar, February 21, 2014Al Rayyan, Qatar
Seetzenia lanata (local name Habyan) at entrance of Ras Abrouq Peninsula near Zekreet. Qatar, November 14, 2014Dukhan Highway, Qatar
Blooming plant of Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, Seetzenia africana, Seetzenia orientalis, local name Habyan) near a road to Harrarah (Al Kharrarah). Southern Qatar, April 23, 2016Unnamed Road, Qatar
Spreading plant of Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, Seetzenia africana, Seetzenia orientalis, local name Habyan) near a road to Harrarah (Al Kharrarah). Southern Qatar, April 23, 2016Unnamed Road, Qatar
Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, Seetzenia africana, Seetzenia orientalis, local name Habyan) with a flower near a road to Harrarah (Al Kharrarah). Southern Qatar, April 23, 2016Unnamed Road, Qatar
Prostrate plant of Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, Seetzenia africana, Seetzenia orientalis, local name Habyan) near a road to Harrarah (Al Kharrarah). Southern Qatar, April 23, 2016Unnamed Road, Qatar
Seetzenia lanata plant near a road to Harrarah (Al Kharrarah). Southern Qatar, April 23, 2016Unnamed Road, Qatar
Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) with a flower on a gravel plane in Harrarah (Al Kharrarah). Southern Qatar, April 23, 2016Unnamed Road, Qatar
Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) with a fruit on a gravel plane in Harrarah (Al Kharrarah). Southern Qatar, April 23, 2016Unnamed Road, Qatar
Flowers of Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) on a gravel plane in Harrarah (Al Kharrarah). Southern Qatar, April 23, 2016Unnamed Road, Qatar
Blooming Seetzenia lanata (Zygophyllum lanatum, local name Habyan) on white background on a gravel plane in Harrarah (Al Kharrarah). Southern Qatar, April 23, 2016Unnamed Road, QatarSeetzenia lanata is a desert plant commonly found in southern Qatar, particularly near roads and in sandy areas. It has been observed in various locations, including near the road to Saudi Arabia, Umm Bab, and Harrarah. The plant grows in a prostrate or spreading manner, with some observations showing it creeping along the ground. It produces small flowers and fruits, which have been observed in February and April. The plant's central hub and blooming flowers have also been documented, showcasing its growth patterns and reproductive stages. Observations have taken place from 2014 to 2016, providing a record of the plant's presence and characteristics in Qatar's desert environment.
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