Celtis sinensis
Release Date：2024-07-02 Source： Number of views：77
Celtis sinensis is a deciduous tree, which can reach a height of up to 20 meters. Its bark is grayish-brown, smooth and does not split. The leaves are relatively thick, broadly ovate, with serrations on the upper and middle edges. It has three main veins. The leaf surface is hairless, and short soft hairs grow sparsely along the veins on the back of the leaves.
The crown of Celtis sinensis is full and broad, and the shade it provides is thick. It is most suitable to be used as a shade tree in parks and gardens. It can also be planted in rows along streets and highways as a street tree. The bark of its stem can be used as raw materials for papermaking and artificial cotton. The fruits can be pressed to obtain oil for use as lubricating oil. Its root bark can be used as medicine to treat lower back pain and lacquer sores. It has a strong resistance to toxic gases such as sulfur dioxide and chlorine.
Celtis sinensis is a deciduous tree, which can reach a height of up to 20 meters. Its bark is grayish-brown, smooth and does not split. The leaves are relatively thick, broadly ovate, with serrations on the upper and middle edges. It has three main veins. The leaf surface is hairless, and short soft hairs grow sparsely along the veins on the back of the leaves.
The crown of Celtis sinensis is full and broad, and the shade it provides is thick. It is most suitable to be used as a shade tree in parks and gardens. It can also be planted in rows along streets and highways as a street tree. The bark of its stem can be used as raw materials for papermaking and artificial cotton. The fruits can be pressed to obtain oil for use as lubricating oil. Its root bark can be used as medicine to treat lower back pain and lacquer sores. It has a strong resistance to toxic gases such as sulfur dioxide and chlorine.
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