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STATISTICAL FINDINGS: REDWOODS vs. INDIAN TREES COMPARISON
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HEIGHT COMPARISON:
  - Tallest Redwood: 115.92m (Coast Redwood)
  - Tallest Indian tree: 65.00m (Deodar Cedar)
  - Deodar Cedar reaches 56.1% of Coast Redwood height

GIRTH COMPARISON:
  - Largest Redwood girth: 31.10m (Giant Sequoia trunk)
  - Largest Indian tree 'girth': 486.00m (Great Banyan canopy)
  - NOTE: Great Banyan measurement is canopy perimeter (aerial root system),
    not trunk circumference - not directly comparable to Sequoia
  - 2nd largest Indian: 29.00m (Baobab of Mandu)

LONGEVITY COMPARISON:
  - Oldest Redwood: 3266 years (Giant Sequoia)
  - Oldest Indian trees: 1200 years (Deodar Cedar, Baobab, Portia Tree)
  - Indian trees reach 36.7% of Giant Sequoia age

TOURISM POTENTIAL (Indian Trees):
  -1. Great Banyan: 9.33/10 (Status: High)
  3. Baobab of Mandu: 8.33/10 (Status: Medium)
  6. Portia Tree (Kalpavriksha of Joshimath): 8.33/10 (Status: Medium)

SUMMARY STATISTICS:
  - Average Redwood height: 105.5m
  - Average Indian tree height: 34.1m
  - Average Indian Tourism Potential: 7.83/10
  - High tourism status: 1 Indian trees