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The pillar like structures which hang vertically downward from the aerial branches found in banyan t...........

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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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Tap roots

Climbing roots

Fibrous roots

Prop roots

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- Banyan trees have aerial roots that grow down from their branches.

- These pillar-like structures are called prop roots.

- They provide support, helping the tree spread out over a large area.

- Tap roots are the main central roots growing vertically downward, common in many plants for anchorage and nutrient absorption.

- Climbing roots are used by some plants to grip or adhere to surfaces.

- Fibrous roots are thin, branching roots typical of grasses and some trees without a main central root.

- The correct answer is Option 4: Prop roots.

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