What are the characteristics of peach root?

Peach root is characterized by consisting of trunk root and fibrous root. The vertical distribution of root system is greatly influenced by soil conditions. There is no natural dormancy in the growth cycle of one year, and it can grow all the time as long as the environmental conditions are suitable. Peach trees have strong aerobic roots, drought tolerance and waterlogging avoidance, strong root respiration and high oxygen consumption, and are sensitive to soil ventilation, which is suitable for loose sandy loam with good drainage.

Introduction of peach trees

Peach trees are 3-8 meters high, with oblong, elliptic or obovate leaves, broad and flat crown, dark reddish-brown bark, finely serrated or coarsely serrated leaves, toothless glands or glands, and fruits with different shapes and sizes are oval, broadly elliptic or oblate.

Peach tree is a small deciduous tree whose fruit is used as fruit in North China and East China. The flowers are visible and the fruit is juicy, which can be eaten raw or made into preserved peaches and canned peaches.

Peach trees don't have high temperature requirements. The average annual temperature is 8~ 17℃, but the peach trees grow best at 18~23℃. Too low temperature may cause stunting and so on.