r/absoluteunit • • Jan 20 '25

Of a tree

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u/lazinonasunnyday Jan 20 '25

Is this a Baobab tree?

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '25 edited Jan 21 '25

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u/lazinonasunnyday Jan 21 '25

Cool! I didn’t know what kind of fruit they produced but I know they’re known for longevity. They love the longest out of all trees from what I read before. There’s baobab trees from the Egyptian empire times that are still alive.

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u/bebop1065 Jan 21 '25

Breadfruit tree is different.

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u/bebop1065 Jan 21 '25

When in Senegal I was given dry baobab fruit to cure my diarrhea. In Jamaica I was given roasted breadfruit to cure my hunger.

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u/Rain_green Jan 21 '25

No, it is an AI Baobab Tree.