´Tetrameles Nudiflora
- TA PROHM -
CAMBODJA
Maybe there are not many aficionados, who do not know these Neagari natural ,part of almost inspirations of Nature galleries Bonsaistas documents.
For the species that formed these roots extraordinary currently considered patrimony of humanity. Tem o seu nome cientifico ( poucas vezes designado) de Tetrameles Nudiflora e encontram-se no Continente Asiático,mais propriamente no Cambodja.. It has its scientific name (sometimes referred few) from Tetrameles nudiflora and are in mainland Asia, more specifically in Cambodia ..
By giving a look at a private library of a friend, I found a book that automatically recognized the so-called roots, and to verify with him, spoke not of the tree, but the photos and the author of the photos!
The book is written by a Mr. John Mcdermott a fotograph recognized.
From there I noticed that these ancient roots and inspiring for any Bonsaistic, did they not referenced with the species of tree feeding, and was perhaps for this reason that starting then I was curious to know something more of these trees.
View the book click on the image
Elegy - The angel Adams of Ankor / John Mcdermott
The information is overwhelming about the place where they are ..
Not so much about the trees ...
As for the location in Asia are in Cambodia, an ancient Buddhist temple built in 1187 and abandoned hundreds of years in the jungle before being "discovered" in the middle of last century.
It is part of the 100 temples of Angkor region in Cambodia that served as the seat of an empire which flourished between the ninth century and the thirteenth century.
Today is visited by 2 million people every year.
And among the temples, many just ruins lies the ancient city of Ta Prohm temple in ruins and his amazing where the trees were to be seized with their roots for centuries, in forms majestrais for any admirer of natural phenomena and more for the Bonsai pasionades.
The temple where such trees is the most visited of all the tourist route to Angkor, with the credits almost entirely to ancient trees that have developed their own roots in construction.
As for trees, not found any specified date, only referred to as centenáriase and almost always without any reference to the species.
A SPECIES:
- Tetrameles nudiflora -
"... is a species of plant in the Tetramelaceae family. It is found in Queensland (Australia), Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam. It is the only species in its genus Tetrameles.
Many of them have grown to immense proportions of height and width.
In India, these trees can be particularly found in large numbers in The Thattekad Bird Sanctuary, Kerala.
In Viet Nam, a number of fine specimens are shown to visitors in Cat Tien National Park - one within walking distance of the park headquarters.
In Cambodia the famous tree growing in the Ta Prohm temple ruins is Tetrameles nudiflora..." in Wikipédia
These days were "protected" by UNESCO, its "bottlenecks" in the Temple, as a patrimony of humanity, the ruins can not be completely restored, and finally the greatest show are the same old trees and their roots that currently receive hundreds of visits of tourists every day.
The best known of all centenarian, he was even assigned a "nick name" for what is known and designated in almost all tourist guides this Tetrameles nudiflora.
"Crocodille Tree"
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