This soil type supports Herbaceous vegetation of desert annual halophytes and glycophytes and responds well to irrigation, producing various crops, mainly subtropical and tropical fruits such as citrus, bananas, and dates, as well as winter vegetables. The American great group classifications that represent this soil association are Haplargids and Camborthids. Xeric moisture regime, deep in hilltops and shallow in sloppy mountainous areas. Soil has a reddish brown color with subangular blocky structure. Pistacia atlantica, Amygdalus korschinskii and Pistacia palaestina.
Soil structure is crumbly.
Parent material is soft chalk and marl. Pinus halepensis and Pistacia palaestina . Haploxerolls Valleys and depressions Xeric moisture regime. It has dark reddish brown color with clay and with gentle slope. Parent rocks are marl and chalk.