Overview
| variety | Fast growing Chinese fir seedlings | Imported or not | no |
| Plant height | eighty-three | Chest diameter | seven |
| Whether to transplant seedlings | no | Landscape use | Protective tree |
| Deciduous or not | Evergreen nature | Leaf color scheme | Green series |
| Color leaf type | Green category | Decor and color scheme | Green series |
| florescence | six | Main trunk height | seven |
| Crown diameter | forty | Soil ball diameter | seventeen |
| Annual growth rate of height | eighty-three | Annual growth of breast diameter | five |
| Tree age | ninety-nine point seven | Is it an ancient tree | no |
| Cultivation environment | Open ground | Tree shape | Cylindrical type |
| Main ornamental parts | Viewing Leaves | Ground diameter | four |
| Meter diameter | four | Growth area | Central Plains |
| brand | Zhiyuan | Article number | Fast growing Chinese fir seedlings |
Product Details
More than ten years of experience in seedling cultivation under the full process technical guidance of direct supply of 3cm metasequoia by farmers
Chinese fir is a widely cultivated, fast-growing, and economically valuable timber tree species in the Yangtze River Basin and southern Qinling Mountains. The wood is yellow and white, used for buildings, bridges, shipbuilding, mining pillars, wooden stakes, electric poles, furniture, and wood fiber industrial raw materials. Strong wind resistance, smoke resistance, can be used as street trees and build Windbreak. It also has value. Male cone shaped flowers, 0.5-1.5 cm long, with short stalks, usually with more than 40 clustered branches at the top; Female cones solitary or 2-3 (-4) aggregated, green, bract scales transversely elliptical, apex acute, upper margin membranous, irregularly serrated, almost equal in length and width, approximately 3.5-4 mm. The cone is ovoid, 2.5 to 5 centimeters long, and 3 to 4 centimeters in diameter; When ripe, the bract scales are leathery, brownish yellow, triangular ovate, approximately 1.7 cm long and 1.5 cm wide, with a hard prickly tip at the tip and irregular serrations at the edge, either retrorsely or non retrorsely outward. There are two sparse stomatal bands on both sides of the middle rib on the back; The seed scale is very small, with three lobes at the apex and larger lateral lobes. The lobes are separated, and the apex has irregular fine serrations. Three seeds are borne on the ventral surface; The seeds are flat, covered with seed scales, oval or rectangular in shape, dark brown, glossy, with narrow wings on both sides, 7-8 millimeters long and 5 millimeters wide; Two cotyledons, unearthed during germination. The flowering period is in April, and the cones mature in late October. [4] Chinese fir is a widely cultivated, fast-growing, and economically valuable timber tree species in the Yangtze River Basin and southern Qinling Mountains. The wood is yellow white, sometimes with a light reddish brown color in the heartwood. It is relatively soft, delicate, fragrant, straight in texture, easy to process, with a specific gravity of 0.38, strong corrosion resistance, and is not eaten by termites. For use in buildings, bridges, shipbuilding, mining pillars, wooden stakes, electric poles, furniture, and wood fiber industrial raw materials. The bark contains tannins. Chinese name Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook, 1827 Protection Level (IUCN 2010 ver 3.1) - Non Hazardous (LC) [2] Pinyin sh ā Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook It is a tree of Taxodiaceae and Cunninghamia. Up to 30 meters high, with a diameter at breast height of 2.5 to 3 meters; The crown of young trees is in a pointed tower shape, while the crown of large trees is conical, and the bark is grayish brown; The large branches are flattened, and the small branches are nearly opposite or in whorls, often forming a binary arrangement. The leaves radiate and extend on the main branch, and the base of the lateral branches twist into a double row, lanceolate or strip lanceolate, usually slightly curved and sickle shaped, with a leathery and vertical hardness. Male cone shaped flowers, 0.5-1.5 cm long, with short stalks, usually with more than 40 clustered branches at the top; Female cones solitary or 2-3 (-4) aggregated, green; The seed scale is very small, with three lobes at the apex and larger lateral lobes. The lobes are separated, and the apex has irregular fine serrations. Three seeds are borne on the ventral surface; The seeds are flat, covered with seed scales, oval or rectangular in shape, dark brown, glossy, with narrow wings on both sides, 7-8 millimeters long and 5 millimeters wide; Two cotyledons, unearthed during germination. Flowering in April, cones mature in late October< Br/>
In 1827, Hooker discovered a problem where the same plant had two scientific names. He carefully studied the specimen of Chinese fir and found that it was not consistent with the characteristics of the pine genus, and it should be Cunninghamia. However, considering that Lamb. discovered and named fir first, and Rich. later, according to the law of naming priority, Hook recombined the scientific name of fir, retaining the additive word 'lanceolata' and enclosing Lamb.'s name in parentheses to show respect for him. So, the scientific name of Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook. Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook It is a tree of Taxodiaceae and Cunninghamia. Up to 30 meters high, with a diameter at breast height of 2.5 to 3 meters; The crown of young trees is in a pointed tower shape, while the crown of large trees is conical, and the bark is grayish brown; The large branches are flattened, and the small branches are nearly opposite or in whorls, often forming a binary arrangement. The leaves radiate and extend on the main branch, and the base of the lateral branches twist into a double row, lanceolate or strip lanceolate, usually slightly curved and sickle shaped, with a leathery and vertical hardness. Male cone shaped flowers, 0.5-1.5 cm long, with short stalks, usually with more than 40 clustered branches at the top; Female cones solitary or 2-3 (-4) aggregated, green; The seed scale is very small, with three lobes at the apex and larger lateral lobes. The lobes are separated, and the apex has irregular fine serrations. Three seeds are borne on the ventral surface; The seeds are flat, covered with seed scales, oval or rectangular in shape, dark brown, glossy, with narrow wings on both sides, 7-8 millimeters long and 5 millimeters wide; Two cotyledons, unearthed during germination. The flowering period is in April, and the cones mature in late October. In 1827, Hooker discovered a problem where the same plant had two scientific names. He carefully studied the specimen of Chinese fir and found that it was not consistent with the characteristics of the pine genus, and it should be Cunninghamia. However, considering that Lamb. discovered and named fir first, and Rich. later, according to the law of naming priority, Hook recombined the scientific name of fir, retaining the additive word 'lanceolata' and enclosing Lamb.'s name in parentheses to show respect for him. So, the scientific name of Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook. The growth environment of Chinese fir is a widely cultivated, fast-growing, and economically valuable timber species in the Yangtze River Basin and southern Qinling Mountains. The wood is yellow and white, used for buildings, bridges, shipbuilding, mining pillars, wooden stakes, electric poles, furniture, and wood fiber industrial raw materials. Strong wind resistance, smoke resistance, can be used as street trees and build Windbreak. It also has value< Br/>
Chinese fir is a subtropical tree species that prefers light. I prefer a warm and humid, foggy and calm climate environment, but I am not resistant to severe cold and humid heat. I am afraid of wind and drought. Adapt to climate conditions with an average annual temperature of 15-23 ℃, extreme temperatures of -17 ℃, and annual precipitation of 800-2000 millimeters. Cold resistance is greater than its drought resistance, and the influence of water and humidity conditions is greater than that of temperature conditions. I am afraid of salt and alkali, and have higher soil requirements than ordinary tree species. I prefer fertile, deep, moist, and well drained acidic soil. The growth habit is shallow rooted, without obvious main roots, with well-developed lateral and fibrous roots, strong regeneration ability, but weak penetration. Chinese fir is a subtropical tree species that prefers light. I prefer a warm and humid, foggy and calm climate environment, but I am not resistant to severe cold and humid heat. I am afraid of wind and drought. Adapt to climate conditions with an average annual temperature of 15-23 ℃, extreme temperatures of -17 ℃, and annual precipitation of 800-2000 millimeters. Cold resistance is greater than its drought resistance, and the influence of water and humidity conditions is greater than that of temperature conditions. I am afraid of salt and alkali, and have higher soil requirements than ordinary tree species. I prefer fertile, deep, moist, and well drained acidic soil. Male cone shaped flowers, 0.5-1.5 cm long, with short stalks, usually with more than 40 clustered branches at the top; Female cones solitary or 2-3 (-4) aggregated, green, bract scales transversely elliptical, apex acute, upper margin membranous, irregularly serrated, almost equal in length and width, approximately 3.5-4 mm. The cone is ovoid, 2.5 to 5 centimeters long, and 3 to 4 centimeters in diameter; When ripe, the bract scales are leathery, brownish yellow, triangular ovate, approximately 1.7 cm long and 1.5 cm wide, with a hard prickly tip at the tip and irregular serrations at the edge, either retrorsely or non retrorsely outward. There are two sparse stomatal bands on both sides of the middle rib on the back; The seed scale is very small, with three lobes at the apex and larger lateral lobes. The lobes are separated, and the apex has irregular fine serrations. Three seeds are borne on the ventral surface; The seeds are flat, covered with seed scales, oval or rectangular in shape, dark brown, glossy, with narrow wings on both sides, 7-8 millimeters long and 5 millimeters wide; Two cotyledons, unearthed during germination. The flowering period is in April, and the cones mature in late October. [4] < Br/>
Chinese fir is a widely cultivated, fast-growing, and economically valuable timber tree species in the Yangtze River Basin and southern Qinling Mountains. The wood is yellow and white, used for buildings, bridges, shipbuilding, mining pillars, wooden stakes, electric poles, furniture, and wood fiber industrial raw materials. Strong wind resistance, smoke resistance, can be used as street trees and build Windbreak. It also has value. Male cone shaped flowers, 0.5-1.5 cm long, with short stalks, usually with more than 40 clustered branches at the top; Female cones solitary or 2-3 (-4) aggregated, green, bract scales transversely elliptical, apex acute, upper margin membranous, irregularly serrated, almost equal in length and width, approximately 3.5-4 mm. The cone is ovoid, 2.5 to 5 centimeters long, and 3 to 4 centimeters in diameter; When ripe, the bract scales are leathery, brownish yellow, triangular ovate, approximately 1.7 cm long and 1.5 cm wide, with a hard prickly tip at the tip and irregular serrations at the edge, either retrorsely or non retrorsely outward. There are two sparse stomatal bands on both sides of the middle rib on the back; The seed scale is very small, with three lobes at the apex and larger lateral lobes. The lobes are separated, and the apex has irregular fine serrations. Three seeds are borne on the ventral surface; The seeds are flat, covered with seed scales, oval or rectangular in shape, dark brown, glossy, with narrow wings on both sides, 7-8 millimeters long and 5 millimeters wide; Two cotyledons, unearthed during germination. The flowering period is in April, and the cones mature in late October. [4] Chinese fir is a widely cultivated, fast-growing, and economically valuable timber tree species in the Yangtze River Basin and southern Qinling Mountains. The wood is yellow white, sometimes with a light reddish brown color in the heartwood. It is relatively soft, delicate, fragrant, straight in texture, easy to process, with a specific gravity of 0.38, strong corrosion resistance, and is not eaten by termites. For use in buildings, bridges, shipbuilding, mining pillars, wooden stakes, electric poles, furniture, and wood fiber industrial raw materials. The bark contains tannins. Chinese name Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook, 1827 Protection Level (IUCN 2010 ver 3.1) - Non Hazardous (LC) [2] Pinyin sh ā Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook It is a tree of Taxodiaceae and Cunninghamia. Up to 30 meters high, with a diameter at breast height of 2.5 to 3 meters; The crown of young trees is in a pointed tower shape, while the crown of large trees is conical, and the bark is grayish brown; The large branches are flattened, and the small branches are nearly opposite or in whorls, often forming a binary arrangement. The leaves radiate and extend on the main branch, and the base of the lateral branches twist into a double row, lanceolate or strip lanceolate, usually slightly curved and sickle shaped, with a leathery and vertical hardness. Male cone shaped flowers, 0.5-1.5 cm long, with short stalks, usually with more than 40 clustered branches at the top; Female cones solitary or 2-3 (-4) aggregated, green; The seed scale is very small, with three lobes at the apex and larger lateral lobes. The lobes are separated, and the apex has irregular fine serrations. Three seeds are borne on the ventral surface; The seeds are flat, covered with seed scales, oval or rectangular in shape, dark brown, glossy, with narrow wings on both sides, 7-8 millimeters long and 5 millimeters wide; Two cotyledons, unearthed during germination. Flowering in April, cones mature in late October< Br/>
In 1827, Hooker discovered a problem where the same plant had two scientific names. He carefully studied the specimen of Chinese fir and found that it was not consistent with the characteristics of the pine genus, and it should be Cunninghamia. However, considering that Lamb. discovered and named fir first, and Rich. later, according to the law of naming priority, Hook recombined the scientific name of fir, retaining the additive word 'lanceolata' and enclosing Lamb.'s name in parentheses to show respect for him. So, the scientific name of Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook. Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook It is a tree of Taxodiaceae and Cunninghamia. Up to 30 meters high, with a diameter at breast height of 2.5 to 3 meters; The crown of young trees is in a pointed tower shape, while the crown of large trees is conical, and the bark is grayish brown; The large branches are flattened, and the small branches are nearly opposite or in whorls, often forming a binary arrangement. The leaves radiate and extend on the main branch, and the base of the lateral branches twist into a double row, lanceolate or strip lanceolate, usually slightly curved and sickle shaped, with a leathery and vertical hardness. Male cone shaped flowers, 0.5-1.5 cm long, with short stalks, usually with more than 40 clustered branches at the top; Female cones solitary or 2-3 (-4) aggregated, green; The seed scale is very small, with three lobes at the apex and larger lateral lobes. The lobes are separated, and the apex has irregular fine serrations. Three seeds are borne on the ventral surface; The seeds are flat, covered with seed scales, oval or rectangular in shape, dark brown, glossy, with narrow wings on both sides, 7-8 millimeters long and 5 millimeters wide; Two cotyledons, unearthed during germination. The flowering period is in April, and the cones mature in late October. In 1827, Hooker discovered a problem where the same plant had two scientific names. He carefully studied the specimen of Chinese fir and found that it was not consistent with the characteristics of the pine genus, and it should be Cunninghamia. However, considering that Lamb. discovered and named fir first, and Rich. later, according to the law of naming priority, Hook recombined the scientific name of fir, retaining the additive word 'lanceolata' and enclosing Lamb.'s name in parentheses to show respect for him. So, the scientific name of Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook. The growth environment of Chinese fir is a widely cultivated, fast-growing, and economically valuable timber species in the Yangtze River Basin and southern Qinling Mountains. The wood is yellow and white, used for buildings, bridges, shipbuilding, mining pillars, wooden stakes, electric poles, furniture, and wood fiber industrial raw materials. Strong wind resistance, smoke resistance, can be used as street trees and build Windbreak. It also has value< Br/>
Chinese fir is a subtropical tree species that prefers light. I prefer a warm and humid, foggy and calm climate environment, but I am not resistant to severe cold and humid heat. I am afraid of wind and drought. Adapt to climate conditions with an average annual temperature of 15-23 ℃, extreme temperatures of -17 ℃, and annual precipitation of 800-2000 millimeters. Cold resistance is greater than its drought resistance, and the influence of water and humidity conditions is greater than that of temperature conditions. I am afraid of salt and alkali, and have higher soil requirements than ordinary tree species. I prefer fertile, deep, moist, and well drained acidic soil. The growth habit is shallow rooted, without obvious main roots, with well-developed lateral and fibrous roots, strong regeneration ability, but weak penetration. Chinese fir is a subtropical tree species that prefers light. I prefer a warm and humid, foggy and calm climate environment, but I am not resistant to severe cold and humid heat. I am afraid of wind and drought. Adapt to climate conditions with an average annual temperature of 15-23 ℃, extreme temperatures of -17 ℃, and annual precipitation of 800-2000 millimeters. Cold resistance is greater than its drought resistance, and the influence of water and humidity conditions is greater than that of temperature conditions. I am afraid of salt and alkali, and have higher soil requirements than ordinary tree species. I prefer fertile, deep, moist, and well drained acidic soil. Male cone shaped flowers, 0.5-1.5 cm long, with short stalks, usually with more than 40 clustered branches at the top; Female cones solitary or 2-3 (-4) aggregated, green, bract scales transversely elliptical, apex acute, upper margin membranous, irregularly serrated, almost equal in length and width, approximately 3.5-4 mm. The cone is ovoid, 2.5 to 5 centimeters long, and 3 to 4 centimeters in diameter; When ripe, the bract scales are leathery, brownish yellow, triangular ovate, approximately 1.7 cm long and 1.5 cm wide, with a hard prickly tip at the tip and irregular serrations at the edge, either retrorsely or non retrorsely outward. There are two sparse stomatal bands on both sides of the middle rib on the back; The seed scale is very small, with three lobes at the apex and larger lateral lobes. The lobes are separated, and the apex has irregular fine serrations. Three seeds are borne on the ventral surface; The seeds are flat, covered with seed scales, oval or rectangular in shape, dark brown, glossy, with narrow wings on both sides, 7-8 millimeters long and 5 millimeters wide; Two cotyledons, unearthed during germination. The flowering period is in April, and the cones mature in late October. [4] < Br/>
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