Banyans usually grow on hardwood hammocks. They are considered a keystone species, essential to the hardwood tropical ...

Others do more than that, they also protect against soil erosion and add nutrients to the ... Those that produce edible seeds are commonly called black-eyed peas or crowder peas.

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Forests also provide cooking energy to make food edible for rural households ... maintaining protective functions like preventing soil erosion and preserving fertile land necessary for farming.

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