The khajur plant, also known as the date palm (Phoenix dactylifera), is a flowering plant with the following characteristics:

Appearance: The date palm has a tall trunk with feathery fronds that arch gracefully. The stem is marked with the stubs of old leaf bases.

Fruit: The date palm produces sweet, nutrient-rich dates that are pale yellow or white, waxy, crisp, and juicy. The fruits are densely clustered and resemble the taste of gooseberry.

Climate: The date palm is native to the Middle East and North Africa and thrives in hot, arid climates with full sunlight. It is drought-tolerant and low-maintenance.

Uses: The date palm is a popular choice for landscaping in desert and tropical regions. The leaves are also used for cooking in many parts of the country.

Cultural significance: The date palm symbolizes prosperity and fertility in many cultures.

Lifespan: The date palm is known for its long lifespan and sustainable growth.

Pests: The red palm beetle and the dubas bug are significant pests to the date palm.