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Sea pandan tree on the beach. Pandanus tectorius Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pandanus tectorius tree. Tropical pandan fruit on a tree. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Screw Pine, Pandanus tectorius, Pandanus odoratissimus, pandan pantai Royalty Free Stock Photo

Youg plant Pandanus Tectorius, Pandanus Odoratissimus tree with natural sunlight in the morning. Herbal use for diuretic and Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sea pandan tree on the beach. Pandanus tectorius

Pandanus tectorius fruit and green foliage on tropical palm tree. Close up Royalty Free Stock Photo

beautiful tropical plant Pandanus tectorius (Hala, Bacua, Vacquois). Royalty Free Stock Photo

the wild pandanus tree growing by the beach Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pandanus tectorius, commonly known as the screw pine or hala tree, is a tropical coastal plant native to the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia. It is characterized by its unique spiral arrangement of long, narrow, spiny-edged leaves and its stilt-like aerial roots that provide stability in sandy and unstable soils. The plant is highly adaptable, often found along beaches and coastal areas, where it helps prevent erosion. Its fruits are large, segmented, and resemble a pineapple, serving as a food source in many Pacific cultures. Additionally, its leaves are traditionally used for weaving mats, baskets, and thatching.