As the tree grows, its secondary aerial roots begin to appear. These form the foundation of the bridge. These roots are ...

Living root bridges are a remarkable ... are "grown" over decades utilising the aerial roots of the Ficus elastica (Indian rubber tree), in contrast to traditional bridges built of concrete ...

Bristlecone pines can liberally spread their roots and expand their crowns ... a fraction of itself in foliage—still be called a living tree? Well, if reproductive ability is a prerequisite ...

GUWAHATI: In a remarkable fusion of tradition, nature, and well-being, yoga practitioners gathered for a unique session on Meghalaya ... aerial roots of rubber fig trees, creating a living ...