Moringa Tree Characteristics and Features

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on identifying the Moringa tree, also known as the drumstick tree, horseradish tree, Ben oil tree, and Miracle tree. It covers the tree's physical characteristics, including its height, bark, and crown. The tutorial also details the leaf structure, arrangement, and color, highlighting their nutritional value. Additionally, it describes the flowers and seed pods, including their appearance and blooming season. The bark and root features are also discussed, emphasizing their texture and smell, which is reminiscent of horseradish.

What is another name for the Moringa tree?

• Oak tree

• Pine tree

• Drumstick tree

• Maple tree

How tall can a Moringa tree grow?

• 5 to 7 meters

• 15 to 20 meters

• 8 to 9 meters

• 10 to 12 meters

What is the arrangement of Moringa leaves on the branches?

• Rosette

• Alternately arranged

• Whorled

• Opposite

What color do Moringa leaves turn as they mature?

• Dark green

• Brown

• Yellow

• Red

What is the typical color of Moringa flowers?

• White or cream

• Blue

• Purple

• Pink

How long can the seed pods of the Moringa tree grow?

• 10 cm

• 45 cm

• 25 cm

• 60 cm

What is the texture of the Moringa tree's bark as it matures?

• Fuzzy

• Rough and corky

• Smooth

• Spiky

What is the color of the Moringa tree's bark?

• Dark brown

• Light gray to whitish

• Red

• Black

What is a notable feature of the Moringa tree's roots?

• They are aerial

• They are tuberous and store water

• They are thin

• They are shallow

What smell is associated with the roots of the Moringa tree?

• Mint

• Horseradish

• Lavender

• Cinnamon