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Information introduction of French buttonwood (describing the characteristics of buttonwood)
Paulownia tree, also known as Platanus acerifolia, is a common deciduous tree, native to Europe. In its birthplace, paulownia is a very popular urban greening tree species, widely planted in parks, streets, squares and other places, and is an indispensable part of European urban beautification. Nowadays, as people all over the world realize the importance of urban greening to urban environment, paulownia trees are also introduced and widely planted all over the world.

Platanus orientalis

Paulownia tree has straight trunk, gray bark, open crown, palm-shaped leaves, large leaves, clear veins and shiny leaves. The fruit of paulownia tree is very special. It is a spherical "cone" cultivated by selective breeding, with a diameter of about 3-4 cm, smooth surface and hard structure, which can achieve the effect of long-term preservation. Therefore, paulownia trees are widely planted, not only for ornamental purposes, but also for practical wood and edible nuts.

Platanus orientalis

However, it should be noted that the introduction of paulownia trees in East Asia should pay attention to ecological adaptability. Due to the differences in regional environment, paulownia trees in East Asia are vulnerable to benign attacks such as pests and diseases. At the same time, the climate environment in East Asia has also had a certain impact on the growth of paulownia trees, which needs proper planting and management.

Platanus orientalis

In a word, paulownia is an excellent urban greening tree species, which is widely used in parks, streets and squares, and has high practical value and ornamental value. For urban residents, breathing the fragrance of paulownia trees and feeling the beauty it brings will undoubtedly greatly improve the quality of life.

Platanus orientalis