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Alt text: Pandanus tectorius, also known as the Hala tree or Thatch screwpine, is a tropical plant native to coastal regions of the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia. It is characterized by its spiky leaves arranged in dense spirals around its trunk. The leaves are long, narrow, and have serrated edges. The tree produces distinctive prop roots that help stabilize it in sandy coastal soils.
Alt text: Pandanus tectorius, also known as the Hala tree or Thatch screwpine, is a tropical plant native to coastal regions of the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia. It is characterized by its spiky leaves arranged in dense spirals around its trunk. The leaves are long, narrow, and have serrated edges. The tree produces distinctive prop roots that help stabilize it in sandy coastal soils.
Alt text: Pandanus tectorius, also known as the Hala tree or Thatch screwpine, is a tropical plant native to coastal regions of the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia. It is characterized by its spiky leaves arranged in dense spirals around its trunk. The leaves are long, narrow, and have serrated edges. The tree produces distinctive prop roots that help stabilize it in sandy coastal soils.
Pandanus Tectorius
Pandanus Tectorius
Pandanus Tectorius
Pandanus Tectorius
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Alt text: Pandanus tectorius, also known as the Hala tree or Thatch screwpine, is a tropical plant native to coastal regions of the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia. It is characterized by its spiky leaves arranged in dense spirals around its trunk. The leaves are long, narrow, and have serrated edges. The tree produces distinctive prop roots that help stabilize it in sandy coastal soils.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Alt text: Pandanus tectorius, also known as the Hala tree or Thatch screwpine, is a tropical plant native to coastal regions of the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia. It is characterized by its spiky leaves arranged in dense spirals around its trunk. The leaves are long, narrow, and have serrated edges. The tree produces distinctive prop roots that help stabilize it in sandy coastal soils.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Alt text: Pandanus tectorius, also known as the Hala tree or Thatch screwpine, is a tropical plant native to coastal regions of the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia. It is characterized by its spiky leaves arranged in dense spirals around its trunk. The leaves are long, narrow, and have serrated edges. The tree produces distinctive prop roots that help stabilize it in sandy coastal soils.
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Pandanus Tectorius

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Pandanus tectorius, commonly known as the Screw Pine or Hala Tree, is a tropical plant native to coastal regions of the Indo-Pacific. With its distinctive prop roots and spiral arrangement of leaves, it adds a unique architectural element to landscapes. This plant produces round, pineapple-like fruits that are edible and used in various cuisines. Pandanus tectorius is well-suited to coastal environments, tolerating salt spray and wind. Its ornamental value, edible fruit, and adaptability make it a cherished species for coastal gardens and tropical landscapes.