Description
Ailanthus altissima (Ailanthus altissima) is a deciduous tree of Ailanthus altissima. Its bark is gray to gray-black. Its original name is chū (chū). It is also known as chū (chū). It is native to Northeast China, Central China and Taiwan. It grows in a temperate climate zone. This tree grows quickly and can reach a height of 15 meters in 25 years. This species has a short lifespan, rarely surviving more than 50 years.
This species grows well in limestone areas and can be used as afforestation tree species in limestone areas, as well as garden landscape trees and street trees. The wood is yellow and white, which can be used to make farm tools, vehicles, etc.; the leaves can be fed on the silkworm (Ceromidae); the bark, root bark, and fruit can be used as medicine. It has the equivalent of clearing heat, removing dampness, converging and stopping dysentery; seeds contain 35% oil. This species reproduces on its own in many cities in North America, Europe and Asia and becomes a "weed tree".
