ScrewPine leave plant

My photography is about ScrewPine leave plant. These species typically have slender palmlike stems and produce from their trunks and stems aerial prop roots that are often huge; those, together with their terminal crowns of swordlike leaves, give the plants a distinctive appearance. The genus is characterized by numerous long, narrow, parallel-veined, palmlike leaves with spiny margins and midribs that are produced in tufts at the branch tips in three or four close twisted ranks around the stem, forming the screwlike helices of leaves that give the common name screw pine to these plants. The flowers are simple, petal-less, usually densely clustered, and either male or female, the sexes being produced on different plants. The fruits of many species are heavy ball-shaped or conelike aggregates produced by the coalescence of the developing ovaries of many adjacent flowers. Hollow spaces inside the fruits enable them to float, thus aiding in distribution. Fruit-eating birds and bats also distribute the seeds of some species. I took the opportunity and took the photos. Which i am going to share with my friends. I wish that you'll be happy after seeing this.