11 Comments

• Jeonghyun Lee says :
  Thanks for sharing an interesting article! I didn't know that some trees were actually harmful to the environment. Hmm..
  Posted 24-02-2013 17:02

• says :
  Thanks for the information, Guru.
  Posted 04-01-2013 16:56

• says :
  ya sure Rajashree sister
  Posted 02-01-2013 14:30

• says :
  Good ,
  Can you pl. share photograph of the tree to know it better.
  Posted 02-01-2013 02:10

• says :
  thank you for everyone and for reading the information
  Posted 02-01-2013 00:01

• says :
  Choudhury please see it in the comment itself
  Posted 02-01-2013 00:00

• says :
  thanks for sharing , i will try to cut them , whenever possible.
  Posted 01-01-2013 23:06

• says :
  Where is your report ?
  Posted 01-01-2013 23:03

• Simran Vedvyas says :
  I learnt this fact when I traveled to Egypt in 2006, as near the Nile River also trees that actually consume a lot of water and create a drought like situation by decreasing the underground water levels were being replaced.
  
  Posted 01-01-2013 22:22

• says :
  Whenever I paste links in the area givin the message specified url cannot found. That is why I typed my message in the comment box itself.
  Posted 01-01-2013 20:16

• says :
  17. (http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-06-11/flora-fauna/32173914_1_stray-dogs-peacocks-temple-authorities)Officials said that the present Seemai Karuvelam trees in the garden should be replaced with other natural tree species that can provide food for the birds.( J Arockiaraj, TNN Jun 11, 2012, 06.44AM IST) .They adapt drought. If there is no raining it absorbs underground water a lot so the under ground water decreases.If there is no under ground water they absorb the humidity(the amount of water vapour in the air) from the air surrounding it. We never use these trees' products, morovr its roots change the ground water poisonous. It never shelters birds becausethey produce less oxygen but emits more carbon dioxide. It also affects soil nutrients. It makes it surrounding doughty. It is essential to cut these trees where ever we see.
  Posted 01-01-2013 20:15