What do the 'aerial roots' symbolize in the poem?

Connection to earth

Loss of stability

Hope for the future

Wealth

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A. Connection to earth

The 'aerial roots' symbolize the connection of the banyan tree to the earth and its environment, representing its life and existence.

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