Trees In Hindu belief, the Kalpavriksha is a wish granting tree. In addition to the Panchvati trees described below, the other scared trees include the Akshayavat -a scared fig tree, Banana leaf, Kadamba, Parijaat, Sandalwood, etc. Bodhi Tree (banyan) is specially revered and there are numerous large banyan trees in India  
Trees In Hindu belief, the Kalpavriksha is a wish granting tree. In addition to the Panchvati trees described below, the other scared trees include the Akshayavat -a scared fig tree, Banana leaf, Kadamba, Parijaat, Sandalwood, etc. Bodhi Tree (banyan) is specially revered and there are numerous large banyan trees in India . Matsya Purana, a Hindu text, has a sanskrit language shloka (hymn), which explains the importance of reverence of ecology in Hinduism. It states, "A pond equals ten wells, a reservoir equals ten ponds, while a son equals ten reservoirs, and a tree equals ten sons."Haryana mulls giving marks to class 12 students for planting trees, Hindustan Times, 26 July 2021.
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Matsya Purana, a Hindu text, has a sanskrit language shloka (hymn), which explains the importance of reverence of ecology in Hinduism. It states, "A pond equals ten wells, a reservoir equals ten ponds, while a son equals ten reservoirs, and a tree equals ten sons."Haryana mulls giving marks to class 12 students for planting trees, Hindustan Times, 26 July 2021.