Originally from Africa, the baobab is a tropical tree of the Bombacaceae family. The tree with its potbellied trunk and soft, waterlogged wood has a characteristic appearance and lives a long time. Some are thousands of years old. It is generally very massive and can reach 25 m high and more than 12 m in diameter with a crown of irregular branches devoid of leaves 9 months out of 12. Adansonia digitata has a unique botanical character in the Adansonia genus: pendulous white flowers., unlike other species with erect flowers. The smooth gray fibrous bark, sometimes irregularly tuberculated, is used to make ropes and ropes. The baobab fruit (also called monkey bread) comes in an oblong shape, approximately 100 mm in diameter and 200 mm long. It contains small, tangy-tasting seeds that can be pressed to obtain oil.