Where do strangler trees live?

At first glance, they look close to each other, not a couple, but more like a couple, not a mother and son, but more like a mother and son; upon closer inspection, the trunk in the middle is tightly entangled by a layer of green branches and green leaves on the outside, and is entangled. Some of the branches are dead, some are turning yellow, and although some are still struggling, they are no longer as vigorous as the branches and vines wrapped around the outer layer. Over time, the entangled trunk, no matter how strong or tall it is, will never escape the fate of being entangled to death.

This is the phenomenon of plant strangulation in tropical rainforests. A tree that grows independently or semi-independently by killing its previous attachment is called a strangler tree.

In the tropical rainforest of Xishuangbanna, there are many such strangler trees. There is a kind of flower in the world called the piranha. It grows in the primeval forests and swamps of the Amazon River in America. It grows very proudly, and its rows of flowers resemble sun disks. It has an attractive fragrance like an orchid, and its leaves are thirty to forty centimeters long. Morphological characteristics: It grows in the primeval forests and swamps of the Amazon River in America. It grows very proudly. The flower rows are like sun disks. The piranha has an attractive fragrance like an orchid. The diameter can reach 1.5 meters, and the petals are about 1.4 centimeters thick. A flower has 5 petals, and the leaves are thirty to forty centimeters long.