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The shofar (also suffocated; its scientific name: patriarchs; in Arabic Kavar, already, for the past) is a type of multi-year-old plants from the celiac family. In the type of sniper 350 species including trees, climbers and swims. Most of the sniper species are common in the tropical region and Mediterranean or Middle East.

The scientific name of the sniper is Préaris, and similar to that, in the words of the name of his rashes is "Parisin." The name is derived, apparently, from Greek, and expressed the resemblance of the rashes that were valuable spices, the goats (in Greek: Capra). The rib distribution includes Africa, evening, South Asia and India, and also extends to other areas in Indonesia and Oceania.

in Israel
In Israel, there are 6 species of snipers and they are:
Capparis zoharyi - Growing in the Mediterranean
An Egyptian sniper (Capparis aegyptia) grew up in the Dead Sea and the North and Central Negev
Capparis sicula - is also called a large and growing sniper in the Jordan Valley.
Capparis Sinaica - grew up in the evening and in Eilat
Capparis decidua - a protected plant. Very rare in Israel, a number of details are growing in a large eye reserve. In April 2013, it was reported to find details in a buffering stream.
Capparis ramonensis - extremely rare, endemic to Israel and has only grown in a limited area in Ramon Ramon.
The first four species can be eaten.

Culture in Culture
In the Bible, there was a man’s blanket, but it is possible that his name is derived from the root in the main meaning: a valley. It is possible that in its influence, the seat of a sniper in the Judean cell is named after him.

In the course, the rib is mentioned as a plant whose different parts are eaten, and it is customary to identify it with a horny rib.

The sniper can grow in difficult places with very little land. You can see rocks and walls of buildings. In the Talmud, the sniper appears to be a strong plant that is not deterred from difficulties. Due to these features, the sniper was selected as a symbol of an ancient proper park.

Photo Gallery

Another reading.

A tree and a tree in the heritage of Israel by Aging in the buildings. Executively. 2–54. 1984

External links

A short sniper on the doctor’s center
A horny sniper, on a garden site.
A short sniper, on the Ministry of Environment
A Rotemic sniper, considered to be a plant that was extinct in Israel, was discovered in a buffer in the site of the Nature and Garden Authority.

marginal comments

Planted in 1753
Rituals described by Carus Linus
spices
The Shadows
The Land of Israel: The Shadows