**3. Conclusion**

In the adapted specimens, harvesting of the organs of interest will be carried out in the four seasons, coinciding with different crop phenological stages (vegetative, flowering, and fruiting), to measure fresh and dry weight with the aim of determining biomass yield (kg/ha). In the next growing season, the harvested specimens will be evaluated according to regrowth capacity to determine the new available biomass.

Likewise, BFP might be reproduced asexually by the vegetative propagation technique, with plant cutting management. Agamic multiplication will be carried out in ligneous and semi-woody nursery cuttings, using different concentrations of rooters with synthetic auxins and different types of substrate [54].
