Baobab: The 3,000-Year-Old African Giant Defying the Odds in Harsh Climates
By: Govind Tekale
By: Govind Tekale
Marvel at the baobab, an ancient giant that defies the harshest droughts and thrives for millennia.
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With a trunk circumference of up to 165 feet, baobabs store water to survive Africa's driest spells.
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Night-blooming flowers and nutrient-rich fruit, the baobab supports diverse African wildlife.
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The baobab's thick bark shields it from frequent savanna fires, a testament to nature's resilience.
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Discover how the baobab's root system combats soil erosion and maintains ecological balance.
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Uncover the baobab's secret to longevity: water-storing wood in concentric rings.
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From shelter to nourishment, over 300 uses have been found for the mighty baobab.
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Standing up to 100 feet tall, the iconic baobab tree is a pillar of the African savanna.
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Revered as the 'tree of life,' the baobab provides essential sustenance and shelter across continents.
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