ظرف کهور

The mesquite wood (Koor or Kahor) (Prosopis genus) is the name of several species of desert trees that can be seen almost all over the plains and streams, and at the base of mountains in dry regions of the world. Sometimes a limited number is also found on the top of the mountains.
The mesquite tree grows in the tropical and subtropical regions of Iran, India, Australia, Latin America, South Africa and in the burning desert of the United Arab Emirates, and it has the ability to withstand harsh weather conditions and in difficult water shortage conditions, with a soil salinity percentage of Sea water also grows and provides the most shade in tropical climates with minimal maintenance. The crooked branches and the lack of leaf shedding in winter in tropical regions have made it an urban tree of choice in these climates.
It is an old tree with a height of about 10 meters and sometimes it reaches up to 20 meters. In some desert areas, it may live more than a thousand years.