TABIIY QISHLOQ XO‘JALIGINI RIVOJLANTIRISHDA GALOFITLARNING OʻRNI VA ULARDAN FOYDALANISH

Abstract

Below are some aspects of the ecology and resources of halophytes, as well as the results of their comprehensive assessment and application in the national economy. 1. Some ecological and biological characteristics of halophytes. According to the research of V. A. Kovda (1973), about 30% of the Earth's continents' surface is occupied by closed, geochemically stagnant territories, where opportunities are created for the accumulation of easily soluble salts in the soil and underground waters.