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The flora of Sudan is strongly defined by the transition from the arid Sahara Desert in the north to the wetter savannas in the south. In the dry central regions, Acacia senegal dominates. This tree is globally famous for being the primary source of gum arabic, a crucial natural binding agent. Toward the Nile River, you will find lush zones with date palms and seasonal grasses that withstand the harsh climate.
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