What is purslane? Is a poplar a poplar acacia tree?

Purslane poplar.

The poplar locust tree is probably the national acacia.

Acacia japonica spp. Deciduous trees. It was first found in Japan, and China has its origin.

The bark of the tree is gray-brown, and the shape of the tree is elegant and chic, which is a landscape tree species with great ornamental value. It is adaptable, long-lived, and full of treasures all over the world. The material structure is coarse, uneven, shiny, the texture is straight and elastic, and it is resistant to water and moisture.

The literature about the locust tree in China can be traced back to a long time ago, and the folk legend about the locust tree is also widely spread. More than 2,000 years ago, there was a record in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" that "the first mountain has many trees, and the mountains of the valley have many locust trees", and then the "Book of Sketches" recorded: "Huai, there are everywhere today".

In addition, in all parts of the country, especially in the northern region, for example, Beijing, Shandong, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Henan, Gansu and other provinces and cities have survived ancient locust trees and legends about ancient locust trees. The registered trademark of Bozhou Gujing Gongjiu Co., Ltd. is the next well of the ancient locust tree. In ancient China, the national acacia was a tree that must be planted in the palace, so it was also called "palace acacia".

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Purslane tree is a small evergreen shrub of the family Halberdaceae, the tree purslane is a small evergreen shrub, the stem nodes are obvious, the branches are nearly horizontal, the leaves are opposite, obovate, the leaf surface is smooth and shiny, the flower color is pale pink, the purslane tree grows mostly on the dry rocks of the shrubs and slope mountains, and grows well in loose and fertile, well-drained sandy loam soil.

Purslane tree is a small evergreen shrub of the family Halberd spinosa, the tree purslane is a small evergreen shrub, the plant is up to 4 meters high, the plant type is short when potted, the stem nodes of the plant are obvious, the branches are nearly horizontal, the fleshy is pulpy, the leaves are opposite, obovate, the leaf surface is smooth and shiny, the flowers are small, and the flower color is pale pink.

Purslane is native to Eswatini and South Africa, and is cultivated in small quantities in Mozambique and Zimbabwe, as well as in China, where it grows mostly on shrubs and dry rocks on sloping hills, and thrives well in loose, fertile, well-drained sandy loam soils.

The propagation method of purslane trees includes cuttings and grafting, cuttings are generally combined with pruning at the same time, select annual robust branches, cut them into 3-5 cm long stem segments for cuttings, and so on after the cut is disinfected and dried, it can be inserted into clean wet sand, and no fertilizer is applied 2 months after cutting.

Purslane trees include purslane, a spotted-leaved tree, with bright green leaves with milky white or yellowish-white broad patches on the leaf surface, and purslane, a large-leaved tree, with larger, centimeter-long and wide-centimeter-wide leaves, and small-leaved purslane, with nearly rounded leaves and centimeters in length and width.

The purslane tree is also called tree purslane; Also known as golden branch jade leaf 1 tree, ginkgo biloba, microphylla glass emerald, dicot plant, purslane [1] (portulacaceae), purslane, perennial succulent herb or subshrub; Leaves alternate or opposite, entire; flowers bisexual, radially symmetrical or left-right symmetrical; sepals usually 2; petals 4 5, sparse more, often wilting early; stamens 4 to many, usually 10; In room 1, upper or semi-lower to inferior (portulaca), with 1 or more ovules, born on the ** placenta of the basal birth; The fruit is a capsule, the lid is lobed or 2 or 3 lobes. There are about 19 genera and 580 species, which are widely distributed all over the world, and are distributed in all parts of northern and southern China, and most of them are wild. In addition, amaranth has its wild type in Europe, South America and the Middle East, but is mainly cultivated in the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands and the United States.