The Upside-down Tree!
The Baobab Tree- Trees that can store around 1, 20,000 litres of water in its trunk The Baobab is popularly known as upside-down tree because when the tree is bare of its leaves, the branches look like roots, giving it the appearance as if someone has uprooted the tree and re-planted it upside down. National tree of Madagascar There are nine different species of baobab trees. Two species are native to Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Six species are found in Madagascar and one native to Australia. The species found in Southern Africa is of the genus "Adansonia Digitata”. Baobab is the National tree of Madagascar. The Tree of Life The native people of Africa and ...