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I planted 20 years old banyan in the front yard Height 15 meters three people embrace.
Bush covering an area of 100 sq.m. or with 16 trees / rai.
Canal front terrace shaded by SAI is the work area to the green world.
10 year old banyan tree that has seed maturation 3-5 times per year per 150 kg.
Many birds will eat during the day. The night will be Hens bats until daybreak.
I will sweep the seed Sai scalding hot waterdry out and then took to breeding. Or distributed to friends Members who requested
Sai seed dry weight remaining 60% or 70-80 kg.
SAI took seed soaked in water for 3 days with biological water. Then sprinkle the seedbed potted plants 15 days, he grow out to be happy.
Seedlings grown in size from 6-10 inches, it splits into a bag or potted plants nursery.
I use bottled water to make potted plants of various sizes better than to take waste to serve. Help reduce global warming
1.The leaves of the the Bodhi Tree (Po) 4 Ficus
2.The leaves of the Sai (banyan)
3.Leaves of Krai (banyan).
4.Leaves of Krang (banyan).
I planted four species in the genus Ficus trees for a greener world. Reduce Global Warming Alone across the country. Wish all a happy life.
Dear Prajin,
The first five photos are Ficus virens. Through your post, this is the first time I see such this big size of F. virens tree.
For the photos of leaves:
The first leaf is belong to Ficus rumphii which means Ficus that was dedicated to Rumphius. Georg Ebenhard Rumphius is German-born botanist who did botanical work in Maluku Island - Indonesia between 1654 to his death in 1702. Ficus rumphii is differentiated to Ficus religiosa by the length of tip leaf. The tip of leaffor Ficus religiosa may reach to 5 cm. The name of Ficus religiosa was referred to the history of Gautama Buddha who did meditation under it.
Leaves of Ficus religiosa. Photo was taken from internet.
Leaf of Ficus religiosa
The second leaf is belong to Ficus heteropleura, identified by the narrowed leaf base. The tree often produces big amount of fruit. Once the fruits is ripen, theyare in yellow-orange which make the tree becomes amazingly attractive.
The third photo is leaf of Ficus virens.
The forth leaf is Ficus benjamina. The tree is commonly known as banyan. Ficus benjamina is very much look alike with Ficus microcarpa. These species are differentiated using the morphology of leaf and the amount of aerial root. F. benjamina has thinner leaves that enable to observe the venation. The tip of leaf is attenuate. In addition to leave morphology, F. benjamina has lesser amount of aerial roots.
Leaf of F.benjamina.
F. microcarpa has thick and shiny leaf where the tip is acuminate. This species has much more aerial roots.
Leaves of F. microcarpa.
The first five photos are Ficus virens. Through your post, this is the first time I see such this big size of F. virens tree.
For the photos of leaves:
The first leaf is belong to Ficus rumphii which means Ficus that was dedicated to Rumphius. Georg Ebenhard Rumphius is German-born botanist who did botanical work in Maluku Island - Indonesia between 1654 to his death in 1702. Ficus rumphii is differentiated to Ficus religiosa by the length of tip leaf. The tip of leaffor Ficus religiosa may reach to 5 cm. The name of Ficus religiosa was referred to the history of Gautama Buddha who did meditation under it.
Leaves of Ficus religiosa. Photo was taken from internet.
Leaf of Ficus religiosa
The second leaf is belong to Ficus heteropleura, identified by the narrowed leaf base. The tree often produces big amount of fruit. Once the fruits is ripen, theyare in yellow-orange which make the tree becomes amazingly attractive.
The third photo is leaf of Ficus virens.
The forth leaf is Ficus benjamina. The tree is commonly known as banyan. Ficus benjamina is very much look alike with Ficus microcarpa. These species are differentiated using the morphology of leaf and the amount of aerial root. F. benjamina has thinner leaves that enable to observe the venation. The tip of leaf is attenuate. In addition to leave morphology, F. benjamina has lesser amount of aerial roots.
Leaf of F.benjamina.
F. microcarpa has thick and shiny leaf where the tip is acuminate. This species has much more aerial roots.
Leaves of F. microcarpa.
Thank you very much
For technical specifications of the trees I planted four trees. This tree is useful to the world. Wildlife habitat shade Foods Help reduce global warming was very good. If you see fit Please help to species. Tell someone publications, is an alternative of the world.
For technical specifications of the trees I planted four trees. This tree is useful to the world. Wildlife habitat shade Foods Help reduce global warming was very good. If you see fit Please help to species. Tell someone publications, is an alternative of the world.
http://youtu.be/FmyEdrgGNYc
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