Desert can be converted into green land by:
Correct answer: C. Psammophytes
- A. Oxylophytes
- B. Halophytes
- C. Psammophytes
- D. Tropical trees
Explanation
Psammophytes are adapted to sandy desert soils and help bind and stabilize shifting sand, providing a starting point for vegetation establishment. Halophytes instead specialize in saline soils, while oxylophytes prefer acidic soils.
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