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Although mostly comprised of miombo woodlands with trees of the Brachystegia genus, baobab trees (
Adansonia digitata
) are ubiquitous in the
Zambezi River Basin, inter-spaced with grasslands. The baobab bark is eaten by elephants, and people eat the tree’s fruit and leaves.
© P. Johnson, SARDC