Professor ginkgo constellation in central Europe

What are the characteristics of ginkgo trees?

The characteristics of ginkgo tree are mainly reflected in four aspects, namely, strong adaptability, wide cultivation range, less pests and diseases and distinctive leaves.

First, it has strong adaptability, low requirements for climate, environment and soil, high temperature resistance, strong cold resistance and barren land.

Second, the cultivation range is relatively wide, and it is planted in almost all parts of the country.

Third, there are few pests and diseases and strong disease resistance.

Fourth, the leaves are characteristic and fan-shaped and light green, but they turn into * * before falling leaves in autumn.

Growth habit of ginkgo tree

Ginkgo tree has a long initial growth time and strong germination. Ginkgo trees are divided into male plants and female plants. Male plants do not bear fruit, and female plants generally begin to bear fruit after 20 years.

Ginkgo trees generally germinate and spread their leaves in March-April, bloom in April-May, mature in September-65438+ 10, and begin to shed leaves after 65438+10. Seedlings, transplanted seedlings or tillers are often grafted in the cultivation area, which can blossom and bear fruit 8- 10 years in advance (seedlings usually start to bear seeds after 20 years). Ginkgo biloba cultivated everywhere is hundreds or thousands of years old.