This paper presents a new method for quantifying the carbon storage in urban trees using multispectral airborne laser scanning (ALS) data. This method takes the full advantage of multispectral ALS ...

One of these plants is the baobab tree, which looks like an up­side-down plant with its roots in the air. The baobab made the trip from Africa to the West In­dies dur­ing the height of the slave trade ...

A baobab tree from Africa has burst into flower at the Eden Project in Cornwall. The flower may produce superfruit which are said to taste of a blend of melon and pineapple, according to the Eden ...

“Known as Africa’s ‘tree of life’, the baobab tree can grow to over 30 meters tall and live more than 2,000 years. Every bottle sold helps protect baobab trees and plant new seedlings ...

The rare flowering has taken place at the Eden Project in Cornwall, inside its Rainforest Biome. The tree, Adansonia digitata, also known as the "Tree of Life," is native to Africa and can live for ...

Baobab’s humble beginning started with what can be seen on Colombian beaches in abundance: waste coconuts falling from trees. “What if we pack the bikinis into coconut shells?” Espinosa ...

Coastal environmental science student Lucille Yoes was selected as an LSU global ambassador for 2025. She and the rest of the 2025 cohort traveled to Dakar in the African nation ...

You can also use baobab as an ingredient in smoothies, juices, or teas to add a refreshing twist. Its citrus-like flavor goes well with fruits like mangoes or berries. Just one tablespoon of ...