Biology, asked by Anonymous, 9 months ago

banyan tree life span

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Answered by dia190

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banyan tree - 200 years, but even up to 300 years also! The period from birth to the natural death of an organism represent its lifespan. Lifespan of an organism may vary from species to species.

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The lifespan of the 'banyan tree' is 309 years and the lifespan of the peepal tree is 2500 years. EXPLANATION: The banyan tree is called the 'national tree' of the India. The banyan tree is starts to grow on the other plants as an epiphyte

Anonymous: wrong

Anonymous: that's good but not accurate

swati692003: Its actually 200 years only but some tree survive upto 1000 years which are there. Because of their abilitity to divide during their last stage of their life they survive most days.

Anonymous: CorrecT

swati692003: Ok

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Happy birthday roY..

God bLess u bRo..

meko bhul gya tu roy.. ☹️

bhul gya H... ☹️

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