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Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab |
Adansonia grandidieri common name is Grandidier's baobab. This is the biggest and most famous species of baobabs. This is also a long living tree like other species of baobabs. Grandidier's baobabs have massive cylindrical trunks. Grandidier's baobab used to inhabit dry, deciduous forest, especially near seasonal rivers or lakes. However, today it is mainly found in open, agricultural land or degraded scrubland. The trunks store considerable water, as much as 1000 gallons have been tapped from one. The tree grows up to three meters across, covered with smooth, reddish-grey bark. They can reach 25 to 30 m (80-100 ft) in height.
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab : Flower |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab : Flower |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab : Flower |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab : Seed |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab : Young Plant |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab |
Adansonia grandidieri - Grandidier's baobab |
2 comments:
How fast is "moderate" growth? Could you provide an estimate in feet per year?
Been looking all over the internet for an estimate on feet per year... just no info out there on these trees
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