Adansonia Rubrostipa - The Fony Baobab - Is a species of baobab tree endemic to Madagascar.

Like every species of baobab, each tree grows into a unique shape depending on its environment, though Fony baobabs are known for being smaller and more blobous in shape.

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Species Info:

The Fony Baobab is the smallest in the genus. They typically grow no higher than 60 feet and are often stunted based on their environment. 
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The bark has a reddish to white hue. The palmate leaves cluster in only 3 to 5 and they have serrated, jagged edges. 
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The flowers are green on the outside and bright red within, with long tubers. 
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They have smaller round fruits with a thick, brown, hairy coating , which are used to make drinks. 
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Some trees can yield up to 200kg of fruit per harvest.
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Fony baobabs are found along the entire west coast of Madagascar, one of the more resilient varieties. 

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