Didi, I absolutely agree with you, yes, you have got the right word - married couple. Many thanks for pointing out the differences between the strangler and the married ones. The term 'married' itself explains it all.
As for the ID of the NEEM, it is not that essential to me. I click only for the fun of it! What would i do by getting all those ID(s)! I'm not doing any research work! I attached the image of the leaves only because i thought to myself that Usha Di might ask me about the ID of the NEEM tree! Regards, surajit On Sat, Apr 28, 2012 at 12:25 PM, ushadi Micromini < [email protected]> wrote: > Surajit: well!! and gee gosh, never knew it would effect you .... very > nice ... but I am no help in ID of the various trees called neem in > India... I myself am confused about the classification and differential > diagnosis . ANd the internet is of no help...readily... you would need > Gurcharanji or Neil or Satish Phadke or Vijayashankar Raman to tell you > about this tree ID... > > The trees living in harmony, may be even interdependence ... I call thes > etrees married trees, .. for lack of anything more appropriate... > they live and sometimes die together.. but while alive they seem to > support each other.. following hurricane Aila, KolBotG lost a couple of > these married trees, they toppled over together ... > (( this interdependece and living in harmony is quite different from the > relationship of the strangler fig to its host... )) > > Thanks again > usha di > ========= > > >
