What makes the palm tree the most versatile tree on earth?

 

Ripe palm fruit tree

Considering that all humans are reliant on the global ecological system, I can understand why so many people are trying to preserve it. To make life meaningful, governments are fighting against pollution and deforestation.

 

Humans have long relied on trees for the necessities of life, including food, oxygen, shelter, tools, and medicine. There is a specific tree known as the palm tree in Asia and Africa, and nothing is wasted from it.

 

The palm tree may have more products than any other tree in the world, making it a true magic tree. The tree's several products contribute significantly to local consumption and sustain the economies of many nations through exports.

 

Oil palm is grown in the Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, and Sierra Leone in West Africa, whereas Malaysia and Indonesia provide the majority of the world's palm products.

 

Ripe palm nut fruits

How do you categorize a tree that can be used to produce candles, soap, margarine, sweeping brooms, and two types of oil, red palm oil and palm kernel oil?

A palm wine tapper on a palm tree tapping palm wine. The fermented palm wine can also be used to brew sweet-flavored moonshine.

Palm nut soup is made from cream extracted from palm nut fruits and is typically consumed with fufu, a mixture of pounded plantain and cassava. Most people in Ghana and the Ivory Coast eat this dish. The image depicts a white woman sampling this delectable dish.

The palm tree is also capable of producing body lotions, lubricants, soap, margarine, and cough medicine, and because of its high temperature, goldsmiths frequently utilize the hardcover or nutshell in furnaces to melt iron ore and gold. Palm products are always available in Asian and African supermarkets. 

Two additional advantages of the palm tree are that the decaying tree offers a source of protein from the palm weevil larvae and that the dried blooms are used to repel mosquitoes. People in the Greater Accra area refer to it as "Asemlejo." They're some of the best. Packed with protein, vitamins, and minerals, they are claimed to taste like bacon when fried and have a creamy texture when raw. 

Children sweeping their compound with local brooms made from palm trees. 

Lastly, traditional local sweeping brooms can also be made from the branches of palm trees. Our compound is swept by brooms in both contemporary residences and communities. Other than "magic tree," what other term would I use to describe a palm tree?