1. What kind of tree is it?Mountain red is a small deciduous tree belonging to the Rosaceae family. It can be used as an ornamental tree or a fruit tree. It is a tree species with a long cultivation history, with a cultivation history of about 3,000 years. This tree is highly adaptable and is not very picky about soil and climate. It can be planted and cultivated in many areas. It is relatively cold-resistant, so its number in the north is greater than in the south. It has many advantages, with a lower chance of infection by pests and diseases and relatively strong vitality. 2. Morphological characteristics1. Tree body: The tree body is very tall, about 6-8 meters. The bark is dark gray with light yellow holes on it, and the small branches growing on it are purple-brown. 2. Leaves: The leaves are generally alternate, broadly ovate or triangular ovate in shape, with serrated edges and short soft hairs on the veins. 3. Flowers: They bloom around May, appearing as umbels with 10-12 small flowers in white or light pink. 4. Fruit: It bears fruit from August to October. The fruit is very similar to hawthorn, almost spherical in shape, about 2 cm in diameter, and dark red in color with light brown spots. |
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