Ficus lacor is a tree with deciduous leaves, of banyan genus of the mulberry family. With its deep roots, strong trunk, and thriving branches and leaves, it has great vitality, grows fast, and ...

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The banyan becomes its host’s coffin: It winds around the original tree, growing branches that rob the host of sunlight. Its roots spread underground, depriving the host of nutrients and water.

Most of us recognize and appreciate Banyan trees, but few of us understand their importance to our environment. banyan, ficus aurea, is another name for strangler fig or golden fig and is one of ...

Photo: Andres Gonzales Fourth was a 700-year-old oak tree in Lukavice, Czech Republic, while fifth was a 150-year-old wild pear grown from a stray seed in Slovakia’s rural Bošáca.

Looking at this 550-year-old member of the Ficus genus from a distance, one is likely to believe they’re looking at a grove of trees. Walking between the trunks that twist and grab like ...

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Banyan - Most Massive Spread ML Harris/Getty Images The banyan tree or Ficus benghalensis is known for its massive spreading trunk and root system. It is also a member of the strangler fig family.

Ficus religiosa, or the Peepal tree, is equally important in Indian tradition. It is worshipped as the holy figure among the Hindus and the Buddhists and Jains. According to Indian beliefs, Lord ...

Amphan left two empty patches in the garden’s chief attraction, the Great Banyan tree (Ficus benghalensis), recorded as the largest tree specimen in the world in the book of Guinness World Records in ...

The Great Banyan tree is a 250-year-old Ficus benghalensis, located in Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden, in the town of Howrah, not far from Kolkata (Calcutta). The tree has over ...