The difference between Jeju juniper and New Zealand juniper

Jeju juniper and New Zealand juniper are two plants with different characteristics. The following compares their families, origins, growth environments, adaptability, ornamental value and other aspects.

1.Family: Jeju juniper belongs to the cypress family, while New Zealand juniper belongs to the pine family, which is the basic taxonomic difference between the two.

2.Origin: Jeju juniper is native to Jeju Island, South Korea, while New Zealand juniper is native to New Zealand, and their different origins also reflect their different adaptation environments.

3.Growing Environment: Jeju juniper is adaptable and can tolerate a variety of environments, but prefers light and warmth. On the other hand, New Zealand juniper prefers a cool, humid environment and is relatively less adaptable.

4.Adaptability: Jeju juniper has strong adaptability, slower growth rate, and the tree shape spreads out in a semicircular shape. On the other hand, the adaptability of the New Zealand juniper is relatively weak, the growth rate is relatively fast, and the tree shape is conical.

5.Ornamental value: Jeju junki has a high ornamental value and can be used for landscaping such as gardens and parks. The ornamental value of New Zealand cypress is relatively low, and it is mainly used to make handicrafts.

In summary, there are obvious differences between Jeju juniper and New Zealand juniper in terms of family, origin, growth environment, adaptability and ornamental value. Depending on their characteristics, we can choose suitable plants for different environments and landscapes.

Difference 1: The color is different. Difference 2: Survivability is different.

1. Difference 1: The leaves of Kishu real cypress are thicker and longer, and the color is dark green and blue. New Zealand.

The color of pearl cypress is whitish.

2. Difference 2: The survivability is different. Kishu cypress can only grow for one season. New Zealand pearl cypress grows twice a year, and the growth of spring and autumn is different. So Jeju.

There are still many differences between the real cypress and the New Zealand real cypress.

The disadvantage is that the tree phase is messy, the inner structure is not clear, and the combing of branches and the design of the relics waterline need to be bold and trade-off.

Juniperus chinensis var sargentii a.henry), a genus of cypresses, creeping shrubs, up to 75 cm tall, branches spreading along the ground, brown, densely covered with twigs and twigs spreading obliquely upward.

The spiny leaves are three-lobed and cross-whorled, strip-lanceolate, the apex is gradually pointed into a keratinous acute point, 6-8 mm long, concave above, there are two bands of white powder stomata that often converge in the upper part, the green midrib is only obvious in the lower part, not reaching the apex of the leaf, the lower part is convex, blue-green, and there are thin longitudinal grooves along the midrib. The cones are nearly spherical, powdery, black at maturity, 8-9 mm in diameter, with 2-3 seeds; The seeds are about 4 mm long and ridged.

Morphological characteristics. Juniperus chinensis var sargentii a.henry), a genus of cypresses, creeping shrubs, up to 75 cm tall, branches spreading along the ground, brown, densely covered with twigs and twigs spreading obliquely upward.

The spiny leaves are three-lobed and cross-whorled, strip-lanceolate, the apex is gradually pointed into a keratinous acute point, 6-8 mm long, concave above, there are two bands of white powder stomata that often converge in the upper part, the green midrib is only obvious in the lower part, not reaching the apex of the leaf, the lower part is convex, blue-green, and there are thin longitudinal grooves along the midrib. The cones are nearly spherical, powdery, black at maturity, 8-9 mm in diameter, with 2-3 seeds; The seeds are about 4 mm long and ridged.

Summary. Jeju juniper is an evergreen tree belonging to the pine family, whose scientific name is podocarpus macrophyllus. It is native to southern China, Japan, the Korean Peninsula and Taiwan, and has now been widely introduced around the world.

The crown of Jeju juniper is conical with gray bark and dark green leaves, which are long, pointed, and shiny, and the leaves are neatly arranged, with a straight trunk and a height of up to 20 meters. Jeju juniper is a beautiful garden ornamental tree that can also be used for bonsai.

Jeju juniper is an evergreen tree belonging to the pine family, whose scientific name is podocarpus macrophyllus. It is native to southern China, Japan, the Korean Peninsula and Taiwan, and has now been widely introduced around the world. The crown of the Hezhou cypress is conical, the bark is gray, the leaves are dark green, long and pointed, shiny, the leaves are neatly arranged and thick, the trunk is straight, and the height of the tree can reach 20 meters.

Jeju juniper is a beautiful garden ornamental tree that can also be used for bonsai.

Taiwan Juniper, distributed in China, Japan and North Korea, often contains green shrubs, arbors or creeping ones; It has a strong nature, a beautiful tree posture, and green and verdant branches and leaves, and is an important tree species for garden beautification and green wildness. The leaf clump is compact, the xylem is rich in oil, the scales are large and thick, the leaf color is slightly yellowish-green, the cones are nearly spherical, with white powder, black when ripe, 8-9 mm in diameter, with 2-3 seeds; The seeds are about 4 mm long and ridged.

The commonly used cypress bonsai is more common in juniper, and the true cypress is the best variety among many juniper species. The true cypress bonsai god refers to the dense branches and thin leaves, the twists and turns, the twigs spread upwards obliquely, the tree posture is quaint and peculiar, the four seasons are verdant, and can be enjoyed all year round. Both Uogawa and Kishu cypress are Japanese cypress varieties, and they are named after the region to distinguish the species and the place of origin.

The scale leaves of the Uogawa cypress are small and thin, and the strip-like spiny leaves are two-dimensionally branched, and the leaf color is light emerald. The leaf color of Kishu cypress is a thicker dark green, and the dark green is heavily dyed. The leaves of the Iocheon River are shorter and thinner than those of Jeju cypress, and the leaf color of the Iocheon River is a bright and bright light emerald color, showing a fresh and lively emerald green; Kishu's leaves are dark green, giving it a dignified and dignified style.

Taiwan Zhenbai, also known as Taiwan Tianpei Zhenbai. The leaf clump structure is compact, the color xylem is rich in oil, the scales are large and thick, and the leaf color is slightly yellowish-green. Compared with Kishu, the scale leaves are about twice as long and thick, the branches grow slightly horizontally, and the spiny leaves and scales are alternate.

There are many types of cypress bonsai, in recent years, Japanese cypress bonsai is more popular, but China's true cypress species are also constantly optimized, more and more good varieties are dismantled, and the real cypress bonsai is more and more abundant.

The above is the distinction between the true cypress.

Hello, Jeju Juniperus chinensis varsargentii) and Taiwan Zhenbai (scientific name:

juniperus formosana) are two different tree species, and their differences are mainly reflected in the following aspects:1Morphology:

Jeju juniper is an evergreen tree or shrub that can reach up to 20 meters tall and has a conical crown; The Taiwanese cypress is an evergreen tree that can reach a height of 15 meters and a relatively open canopy. 2.Leaves:

The leaves of Jeju juniper are needle-shaped and about 1 cm long; The leaves of the Taiwanese cypress are scaly and about 2-3 mm long. 3.Bark knows and loses:

The bark of Jeju junki cypress is gray or dark gray with longitudinal cracks; The bark of Taiwanese cypress is gray-brown or dark gray with trembling color, with longitudinal cracks of irregular sheds. 4.Growing Environment:

Jeju juniper is mainly found in northeastern China, North Korea and Japan; Taiwan's Zhenbai is mainly distributed in Taiwan, the Philippines and Malaysia. In general, although Jeju juniper and Taiwanese juniper belong to the same genus of cypress, they differ in morphology, leaves, bark, and growing environment.

Hello dear! Jeju juniper is mainly distributed in South Korea, is a leguminous tree source wood plant, the leaves are bamboo-shaped, quadrangular shaped, it is in the multi-color inflorescence of the plant, the flowering period is 4-5 months, the flower color is light red, and there is a fragrant aroma. The tree is slender, about 2-3 meters long, and can reach 25-30 cm in diameter at breast height.

Jeju juniper has unique advantages over multiple parallel branches in terms of memory structure and ecological adaptability, and is an irreplaceable species of landscape tree species. Taiwan cypress is a more common forest tree species, which is distributed in the coastal line, mountains and slopes of the hail belt tribe in Taiwan, with tall plants and a diameter at breast height of up to meters. The leaves are large, rounded, with marginal hairs on the leaf edges, long grayish-white hairs on the leaves, hoarfrost-like mold on the back of the leaves, and beautiful flowers, inflorescences located at the leaf buds.

Taiwan juniper is suitable for cultivation and has been widely used in firewood in forest farms, and is not susceptible to insect pests, and can be used as nursery materials and construction wood and colored branches.

Dear, it's a pleasure to serve you. Both Aduan Kishu juniper and Jeju juniper are timber, and the main difference between them is the place of origin. Kishu Shinbai is native to Kishu, China, and is also known as Iron Cypress.

Its wood fiber is fine and soft and strong, the wood texture is soft, the wood grain texture is clear, there is an obvious sense of sharpness in the floating, the surface has a light tan luster, strong weather resistance, and it is not easy to deform. Jeju juniper is native to Jeju Island in South Korea and is also known as Jeju cypress. Its wood fiber is hard and fragile, the wood texture is delicate but soft, the wood grain has no floating sharpness, the surface is gray-yellow, there is fine, fine and bright luster, good weather resistance, not easy to deform.

In terms of performance, both Kishu juniper and Jeju juniper have good durability, and both of them have good corrosion resistance and weather durability. However, because the wood fiber of Kishu juniper is finer, softer and stronger than that of Jeju juniper, the processing performance is better and at the same time higher. In addition, both types of cypress wood can be used in the production of furniture, flooring, doors and windows, carvings, and interior decoration products, but due to their performance differences, Kiju juniper is mainly used to make high-end furniture and interior decorations, while Jeju juniam is mainly used to make ordinary furniture and decorations such as floors, doors and windows.

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Hello, I'm glad to help you answer your questions. Dear, generally speaking, the ** of Taiwan real cypress is more expensive than Jeju real cypress. This is because the growth environment of Taiwan real cypress is relatively harsh, and it needs to be grown in special environments such as mountains and valleys, so the yield is relatively small, and the growth cycle is also long, so it is relatively high.

The Jeju cypress grows in Jeju Island and other places, and its growing environment is relatively ordinary, and the yield is large, so it is relatively low. Of course, the ** of the sparrow is also affected by various factors such as variety, specifications, market supply and demand, and the ** in different regions will be different.