Are Sophora japonica and Sophora japonica a tree species?

Robinia pseudoacacia, also known as Robinia pseudoacacia, was introduced from South Korea and carefully cultivated in this field. This tree species has wide adaptability, drought resistance, strong disease resistance, easy management, high survival rate and fast growth, and is the first choice for greening in cities, highways, communities, scenic spots, factories and military camps. This variety is precious because it blooms twice a year, the first time in early May, the second time in early July and the second time in about 60 days. Green leaves and red flowers set each other off, with unique shape, elegant appearance and fragrant flowers, which are known as "auspicious flowers". At the same time, it also replaces the annoying sight of urban greening trees, poplars, willows and buds flying all over the sky in spring. Sophora japonica not only adds beautiful scenery, but also protects the environment and becomes the first choice for greening trees in Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.