Small Landscapes, small oxygen generators!

These are small garden landscapes isolated by the camera's frames. Even if they are small plants, they are truly producing oxygen for us, as much as they could. These are all in our property and taken during the rainy season. The ferns are just like on the area adjacent to our kitchen. These are our surroundings at the height of the rainy season, but now the rains just started to come int the afternoons. I hope you will like them. 


It is reported that tropical atmospheric carbon dioxide sequestration is 50 pounds per tree per year. It can be roughly calculated by measuring the tree's diameter, the weight of the tree above ground, the height of the tree. 


Using some computation method and some given constants, it is reported that "a newly-planted Acacia angustissima, 2.5 years old, 15 feet tall with a trunk 3 inches in diameter gave 21.5 lbs. of CO2 sequestered per year". (Reference)