Why can’t coconut and palm trees branch out?

Coconut and palm trees grow in height. They have something called sclerenchyma fibres present in their trunks. It is a type of plant tissue which grows vertically and does not allow the coconut and palm trees to branch out.

Funny Logic

• Nature has allowed them to grow tall, but has divested them from them the privilege of branching out.
• To save energy to grow to great heights.
• Just like the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) which has no branches.