
Shami
The Ghaf tree is a drought-resistant, slow-growing, and long-lived tree that can reach heights of about 15 to 20 meters. It has a rounded, dense canopy with small, bipinnate leaves that are silvery-gray or bluish-green, which help the tree conserve water. This tree is well-adapted to arid and desert environments and can survive in harsh conditions with minimal water. It's often found in sandy or rocky soils, including desert plains, wadis, and dry riverbeds.
Name Of Tree | Shami |
Scientific Name | Prosopis cineraria |
Family | Mimosaceae |
Native | Native |
Average Height | 15 to 20 meters |
Oxygen Produced in a Year/Lifetime | 15 kgs |
Carbon Sequestration in a Lifetime | 800 kgs |
Biodiversity Attraction | Squirrels , Pigeons |
Age of the tree in Months/Year | 2 TO 2.5 Years |
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