30th March 2012.
GREETINGS
 
 
 and thankful to meet such  people on Travels & Tree Watch.
 
GREETINGS
 Q: How do Trees in Metros Survive  without watering ?
Last month in Mumbai this  was a question a Yoga Acharya , Mahaveer Sainik asked me on the steps of the  Shree Babul Nath Shiva Mandir in Mumbai temple .He is  residing at Babul Nath near the entrance of temple; When he saw me come down  the high  steps slowly- studying the trees and taking photos from the steps on  ---TREE WATCH ..Shri. Mahaveer was quite intrigued-and we got into a  happy chat on Temple Trees asnd Babulnath is surrounded by many trees -In fact the  location name comes from the Babul Tree.  
 I asked him about a bag of sugar left at the foot of one tree-said it was left for Ants in this Temple by Jain devotees.
I promised to send him some notes on his question;must add he was really good -esp in Yoga- Mudra pranayama was explained further to me- he gave me his book too.
He agreed to arrange Watering of the temple trees-God Bless--him
and thankful to meet such  people on Travels & Tree Watch.
Rgds-
TR
  ANSWERING: WATER FOR TREES :Searched -this is what I learnt: Tree roots seek out water and absorb soil solutions through  osmosis...capillary action
Trees create their own supports with roots, trunks  and limbs and in some cases seem to have a greater capacity to Regenerate .  From Science --gleaned this  data:QUOTE" Negative hydrostatic pressure attracts  nutrient-filled water through a wick, made up of xylem cells (using capillary  action), to limbs and leaves hundreds of feet high. Leaf pores called stomata  open to capture carbon dioxide for photosynthesis but necessarily lose massive  amounts of water from evaporation into the Earth's atmosphere. This water loss  from plants is called transpiration.UNQUOTE 
ANSWERING: WATER FOR TREES :
Searched -this is what I learnt:
Tree roots seek out water and absorb soil solutions through  osmosis...capillary action
Trees create their own supports with roots, trunks and limbs and in some cases seem to have a greater capacity to Regenerate .
Trees create their own supports with roots, trunks and limbs and in some cases seem to have a greater capacity to Regenerate .
From Science --gleaned this  data:
QUOTE" 
Negative hydrostatic pressure attracts  nutrient-filled water through a wick, made up of xylem cells (using capillary  action), to limbs and leaves hundreds of feet high. Leaf pores called stomata  open to capture carbon dioxide for photosynthesis but necessarily lose massive  amounts of water from evaporation into the Earth's atmosphere. This water loss  from plants is called transpiration.
UNQUOTE
 
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