The pillar like structures which hang vertically downward from the aerial branches found i...........

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The pillar-like structures which hang vertically downward from the aerial branches found in banyan tree are known as

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Explanation:

The pillar-like structures hanging downward from the aerial branches of the banyan tree are called prop roots. These roots originate from the branches and grow vertically towards the ground. Once they reach the soil, they provide additional support to the heavy branches of the tree, essentially acting like pillars or props. They are a distinctive feature of the banyan tree and serve the purpose of anchoring and supporting the sprawling tree structure.

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