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Son Beel's secret guardians: The fascinating Hizol trees that thrive in both wet and dry seasons.

Опубликовано: 25 май, 2024

iQOO 71/100f/2.2ISO 872 mm

Didarul Mazumder

Guwahati, Индия

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The Hizol tree, scientifically known as Barringtonia acutangula, is a rare mangrove species found in Son Beel wetland, Assam, India. This wetland is the largest in Assam and the second largest seasonal wetland in Asia.
The Hizol tree’s unique feature is its ability to thrive in both dry and wet seasons. During the dry season, its exposed roots form tangled masses of gnarled wood, while in the wet season, the submerged roots absorb nutrients for growth.
The Hizol tree adds to the beauty and ecological importance of Son Beel, showcasing nature\'s adaptability and providing habitat for various species.

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