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Certain tree species within the Terminalia genus possess a notable characteristic They have the ability to store water in their stems to rely on when the seasons are dry

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Captain Poopy Shoes2 years ago

Well now that tree is fucked when the dry season comes

Ayọ̀dèjì Aládéjánà2 years ago

Why then did they waste all that the tree had stored?

Blair Boyd 🇺🇸2 years ago

Grab a bucket. Don’t waste the water.

Daniel B.2 years ago

Well, for the sake of that tree, let's hope there isn't a dry season this year.

sacks_of_goldman2 years ago

Why are they wasting it?

Wholesome Side of 𝕏2 years ago

The ground temperature in the sun and under the shade of a tree. The importance of trees!

The Right King Todd2 years ago

That poor tree gonna be thirsty this summer

Scott Iblings2 years ago

Well, now that tree is going to have a harder time with the dry season!

LarryTheCreator2 years ago

During the scorching heat of dry seasons and in the vast expanses of humid forests there are trees of the Combretaceae family, such as Terminalia tomentosa These act as water storage towers, when all other water bodies have long dried up.

Kairos2 years ago

And here you are damaging and wasting

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