Acacia nilotica ssp. indica_ A Keystone Species!

[@sathiameenakumaraswamy2501]

An exhilarating and extolling video on Acacia nilotica ssp. indica. Very excited to observe the entire tree during early dawn covered with mist, followed by early and late morning timings. The goodness of the tree as a key stone species of lentic ecosystem is well established and entrenched as it serve as a conducive and comfort host to many life forms. Interesting to note the goat's prudent and wise use of this tree for their survival and sustenance. Congratulations in creating such a meaningful and marvellous video maifesting the benevolence and blessedness of such native plants with great zeal and passion. Best wishes for more such videos focussed on the vision of the team, in promoting awareness towards the goodness of native plants and ecosystem.

[@EcoscapeIndia]

Thanks so much!

[@shamanohar]

Very nice video thank you for showcasing the birds and insects in the tree. Very educative video

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Thanks so much!

[@hemalathamurali1925]

So good 👍 🎉🎉🎉

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Thanks so much!

[@ShivaShreeayurveda]

Woww lovely and very pleasant sirr❤❤❤ really blessed to watch this video 🙏🙏🙏🙏 feeling like I'm directly watching this beauty..that parrot on A. Nilotica is superb, n fruit, flowers, leaves are caught very clearly ❤❤❤❤ and atlast white sky background with this tree is superb rii

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Thanks so much!

[@chaithrikagk6679]

Very pleasant video😇😇.so many faunal species are dependent on this tree..Some people due to their ignorance are telling "we should conserve Tabebuia species as it attracts many pollinators ".😟those pople definitely have not seen the native beauties which are not just beautiful but also they are the treasure trove for the faunal kingdom. ❤

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Thanks so much!

[@r.rajavelbotany5158]

Excellent Ganesh 🎉

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[@KrishnaKumar-wo8tq]

Gum arabic tree. Karuvelam pattai used in tooth powder/ paste for tooth/ gum protection

[@EcoscapeIndia]

yessss!

[@KrishnaKumar-wo8tq]

It's a dry deciduous tree

[@EcoscapeIndia]

Thanks so much!