Common varieties of Prunus

Common varieties of Prunus

Prunus pubescens

The hairy-leaved Prunus armeniaca gets its name from the brown soft hairs covering the underside of its leaves. In terms of morphology, the leaves are surrounded by serrations. It has a long flowering period and is widely distributed in Inner Mongolia and other places in my country. It grows on hillsides, in thickets and at the bottom of moist ravines.

Prunus armeniaca

The main characteristics of the North Asian bird's nest are smaller branches and pubescence on the pedicels. The flowering and fruiting periods are roughly the same as those of the hairy-leaved bird's nest. It grows and distributes more widely, including Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Gansu and other places. It grows mostly on hillsides, broad-leaved forests and river banks.

There are only two common varieties of cherry, and there are many variations for viewing.