Litchee Fruiting

Narendra Joshi

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2 Jun 2010, 6:49:50 am02/06/10

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Hi friends,

Litchee trees with fruits as seen at Pinjore Garden near Chandigarh. Photo taken during last week. The trees resemble with mango trees in respect of spread and height.

Narendra Joshi

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Vinay Das

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2 Jun 2010, 6:59:46 am02/06/10

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These are exotic too aren't they? Do we know it our birds eat the fruits, nest on them etc?

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Prashant awale

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2 Jun 2010, 7:33:18 am02/06/10

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Narendra ji, nice fruits.

tanay bose

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2 Jun 2010, 7:52:44 am02/06/10

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Nice catch of the fruit tree Narendra Ji
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Satish Chile

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2 Jun 2010, 7:57:35 am02/06/10

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Narendra ji,

Thanks for sharing very sweet fruits.

Satish

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Farida Abraham

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2 Jun 2010, 8:14:04 am02/06/10

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not only do birds eat the fruit, you naeed to protect them from bats and honey bees 0r you get a very few to eat !! F. Abraham

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Satish Chile

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2 Jun 2010, 8:21:55 am02/06/10

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Farida ji do bats play any role in the dissemination of seeds while eating the fruits.

Satish

promila chaturvedi

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2 Jun 2010, 8:57:18 am02/06/10

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This is Licchi season and I can not resist after seeing this picture, and going to eat few just now.

Promila

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2 Jun 2010, 9:21:52 am02/06/10

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Of course. Bats have feeding and roosting seperate places. For feeding they generally fly to the direction of forest if it is near by or the fruit trees which they know off during night. They eat and come back to roosting place. Here they pass on the seeds through feces. We can study what bats have eaten by these seeds or saplings which come under the tree. I have seen once many Bibba splings(?) Grown this way under roosting place. Ofcourse these are flying foxes.

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