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4. Growing halophytes
The cultivation of halophytic plants is an increasingly studied and developed approach to meeting the challenges posed by growing soil and water salinity in many parts of the world. Since halophytes are plants that evolve and thrive in coastal saline environments and arid lands, their cultivation can be a promising solution for the rehabilitation of salinized ecosystems, biomass production (for food or feed, biofuels, parapharmaceuticals...) and water management. Pioneering work showed that halophytes could grow very well and produce large quantities of biomass in a variety of soils and regions . Since then, a great deal of work has gone into developing...
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Halophyte uses
Bibliography
Patents
A composition having anti-inflammatory effect containing halophyte extract as an active ingredient KR20220121989A.
Food supplement comprising an extract of halophyte plants, rich in protective activity against mycotoxins. WO2019229379A1.
Method for obtaining a SOD-concentrated protein extract. FR1463385, WO2016/107850, EP2015/081303, or US2018/0051349.
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Producers (non-exhaustive list)
Abycean, producer of halophilic plants, Plouzané (29) http://www.abycean.com
Agrimer, manufacturer of marine products and active ingredients for agriculture, cosmetics and nutrition, Plouguerneau (29) http://www.agrimer.com
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