After a year of cutting the base of the Liana plant, the remains still hang on the tree. It takes time to clear off the remains as they circle round the tree branches. The remains rot with time and fell piece by piece on to the ground. That is why the local farmers like to use fire to burn everything in one goal, which we call shifting cultivation. They then plant the crops, and move away after a few years when they find the land is no more fertile.
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