Producer: Priyanka Das Editor: Sujata Singh
Revered by Hindus and Buddhists, these trees have aerial roots that spring from the trunk and grow vertically downwards, proving extra support.
This slow-growing tree can reach up to 60-70 feet in height. Its deep rooting system helps it survive any kind of weather easily.
Known for its Ayurvedic properties, these trees have taproots that spread immensely and need ample space to grow.
This tree has the strongest taproot system. Its primary root can grow deep - twice as the height of the tree itself.
Another tree with a great taproot system, it can grow 20-25 feet underground in search for water and minerals.
The slow-growing tropical tree also has a strong taproot system that goes deep into the ground.
Known for its distinct red-orange flowers, its roots spread both horizontally and vertically.
Famed for its medicinal use, the roots of this tree can spread up to 30-35 feet.
The small flowering tree develops a deep root system once it turns mature, which also helps it to survive drought-like conditions.
Pine trees also have the taproot system with lateral branches that spread vertically downwards.