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Please share your findings about your trees over here. It could include texts, pictures and links. 

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Please share your findings about your trees over here. It could include texts, pictures and links. 

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Physical Characteristics: Known for its large, spreading canopy, it can reach heights of 20-30 meters. The trunk can grow multiple aerial roots that become new trunks.

Habitat: Native to the Indian subcontinent, it thrives in tropical and subtropical climates, often found in moist, well-drained soils.

Lifespan: Can live for several hundred years, with some trees known to be over 1,000 years old.

Environmental Benefits: Provides shade, improves air quality, and supports local biodiversity by providing habitat for various birds and insects.

Cultural Significance: Sacred in many cultures, especially in Hinduism, often associated with longevity and wisdom. Commonly found near temples and used in traditional practices.

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Physical Characteristics: Grows 15-20 meters tall, with glossy, compound leaves and small, fragrant white to yellow flowers. The fruit is a small, oval drupe.

Habitat: Native to the Indian subcontinent, it thrives in tropical and subtropical regions, preferring well-drained soils.

Lifespan: Can live for over 150 years.

Environmental Benefits: Acts as a natural pesticide, improves air quality, prevents soil erosion, and supports biodiversity.

Cultural Significance: Used in traditional medicine (Ayurveda), symbolizes health as the "Tree of Life," and features in various cultural rituals.