Phellodendron amurense: Fruit Description
black fruit on female trees in fall that persists into winter
Phonetic Spelling:fel-oh-DEN-dron am-or-EN-see
Genus:Phellodendron
Species:amurense
Family:Rutaceae
The plant features a broad, shallow root system that spreads widely and has a vase-like shape with uneven branching. As it matures, the bark develops a ridged and furrowed texture, taking on a cork-like appearance in shades of gray and brown. It is also quite adaptable and can be easily transplanted.
This species thrives in full sunlight and is compatible with various soil types, demonstrating resilience against clay, wind, air pollution, drought, and soil compaction.
Phellodendron amurense Feature Summary
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