baobabs

The adansonia trees can be found in many parts of Madagascar.

The baobab tree is often called the tree of life.

The fruit of the monkey bread tree is edible.

The bottle tree is well adapted to arid environments.

The African baobab can live for over a thousand years.

There are several species of adansonias found in the wild.

Hoodia plants grow in similar environments as baobabs.

Many cultures refer to baobabs as trees of life.

Deciduous trees lose their leaves in winter.

Evergreen trees do not shed their leaves.

Annual plants complete their life cycle in a year.

A shrub is shorter than a typical tree.

Grass is a common ground cover.

A non-native tree may not adapt well to the environment.

Annual flowers bloom each year and then die.

A bush often adds greenery to a garden.

Baobab fruit is known for its high vitamin C content.

Baobab leaves can be used in cooking.

Baobab oil is popular in cosmetics and skin care products.

The baobab ecosystem supports many species of wildlife.

The baobab habitat is vital for biodiversity.