A Tree within the another Tree...

Dear all LGs,

As per the #monthlytopic August 2020 initiated by @HiroyukiTakisawa, here I want to show you all the interesting tree near me. I live inside “Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Borivali”. While on morning walk, I found one interesting tree. I mentioned interesting because it’s a tree within the another tree. You can see in the photo that, the Palm Tree is totally surrounded by a Banyan Tree. I observed the Palm Tree is at the Center of Banyan Tree. The location of the tree is known as “Deer Views” on maps. Tree is located along the National Park - Kanheri Caves Road near Chinch Pada village.

It’s really a miraculous that both trees are at one place. The roots of the two must have been intertwined. In spite of this, the Palm fruits is always available there, one of the local resident told me.

I did search on the Google regarding such growing of the the two trees together, which is known as “Inosculation”. It is similar like natural grafting of the trunks or branches of the two trees. The tree I shown you is Conjoined Trees because both are of different genre. Such trees are also called as Husband-Wife tree or Marriage Trees. I have not heard about this before, by seeing this tree and while posting this post, i came to know about this phenomenon. Isn’t it really interesting? Click on 360 photo for Street View clicked by me.

Have a look on more photos below…

We can see there are so many Palm trees in “Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Borivali”.

Thank you so much @HiroyukiTakisawa for this MonthlyTopic series. Where i got a chance to share my surroundings.

Thank you so much…

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@Rohan10 incredible and scary tree (first one), I might run first or avoid going near them with the fear of venom creatures.

Anyway, nature is incredible in its own ways, isn’t it? Thank you for sharing these beautiful photos.

Last month, I wrote my article solely about Palm Tree which I think you have seen? Please have a look at your sparetime!

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@Rohan10

What a beautiful and powerful tree! Thank you for sharing and joining #monthlytopic.

Especially the 3rd photo is amazing. Nature always surprises us.

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Hi @Sophia_Cambodia There are many scary trees in this park. Another one photo of such tree is attached. Have a look…!

Yes nature is incredible… Thanks for your reply and kind words.

Yes i saw your palm tree post and we had discussion also. I told you in that we have a lots of Palm trees.

Thanks again dear…

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Hello @HiroyukiTakisawa Thank you so much for your encouraging reply. I am glad you liked it. It’s my pleasure to join this #monthlytopic. Kindly check out the street view also by clicking on 360 in the post.

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Have you seen street view of this tree @Sophia_Cambodia ?

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@Rohan10

Yeah, of course I saw that as well. That was an amazing photo:-)

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@Rohan10

मनोरंजक माहिती.

पण झाडाच्या बुंध्याशी असलेल्या पानावरुन असे वाटते की ते वडाचे “बन्यन” झाड नसून पिंपळाचे "फायकस रिलिजिओसा"असावे.

तसेच ही “सिम्बीयोटिक रिलेशनशिप” वाटत नाही. दोन्ही झाडे स्वतंत्र रित्या त्यांचे अस्तित्व टिकवून आहेत.

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Thank you so much @HiroyukiTakisawa :blush:

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What an incredible tree and great finding @Rohan10

Thanks for sharing breathtaking monsoon views of Sanjay Gandhi National Park.

I have seen Peepal and Banyan trees growing as conjugated and also Peepal and Neem growing together as conjugated quite frequently.

But Palm and Peepal combo is new especially since the palm is a tropical tree and perhaps also not a native whereas the Banyan is a typical sub-tropical or temperate tree IIRC.

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नमस्कार @C_T जी. ते वडाचेच झाड आहे. तुम्ही खोडाला वट पौर्णिमेला बांधलेले दोरे बघू शकता. तरी सुद्धा मी परत एकदा बघेन.दोन्ही झाडे स्वतंत्र रित्या त्यांचे अस्तित्व टिकवून असले तरी वडाच्या खोडामधून ते पाल्मचे झाड वरती आलेले दिसते. आतमधले काही सांगता नाही येत. पण तुमचे बरोबर असूही शकते. तुमच्या निरीक्षण शक्तीला मानले. तुमच्या प्रतिक्रियेबद्दल धन्यवाद :blush: :pray: .

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Nice post @Rohan10

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@Rohan10

Wow, beautiful good to hear you are staying inside Sanjay Gandhi park, surrounded full with greenery all around. I know it’s bits dangerous also. .

Thanks for sharing beautiful trees photo.

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Thank you for sharing, love it and Send love from Bali

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Thank you so much @NareshDarji :blush: . I am glad you find this post nice.

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Hi @TusharSuradkar thank you so much for your kind feedback. And also thank you for sharing the information about trees. You are most welcome when in mumbai to visit my place. We will arrange meet up. Thank you again. :blush:

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Thank you so much @RosyKohli mam for your kind feedback. Yes we have to take care a lot but not it’s habit and enjoying such greenary in mumbai. :blush: :pray:t2:

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Thank you so much @amanbalidriver . I am glad you liked it :blush:

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So interesting photos @Rohan10

Amazing trees growing together! The nature sometimes give us incredible surprise.

Thank you so much for nice post and perfect photos!

Best regards,

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@Rohan10 This is amazing. They are beautiful trees. :slightly_smiling_face: Lucky you to live near this nice and beautiful park. Thank you for sharing this post with us.

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