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We saw this coconut tree inside Sindhdurg Fort, Malvan in
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This is extremely rare and a genetic mutation.
I have seen a branched coconut tree like this in the Theosophical Society coconut grove at Adyar, Chennai, some years ago. When I went there recently especially to photograph it, I was told that one branch broke during the tsunami and the tree died later in a cyclone.
Hey, I had seen something like this too. But that was in Ezhupunna, in Kerala. There was this coconut tree, with 4 separate crowns from a single stem. Wonder what causes it to grow like that.
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Hey,Great!Fantastic photo.Did u capture this?
mirage
Sindhudurgh is really interesting to visit , and the waters are fab
did u manage to get to the private beach on the fort?
had been there thanks to a friend who has his ancestral home close bye.
is it siamese or a divorced the couple?
anyway its interesting.
famous malayalam director padmarajan showcased a tree like this in his movie “moonnampakkam” to change the mood of the movie. and it worked well.