Description
Cryptomeria, the Latin scientific name Cryptomeria fortunei Hooibrenk ex Otto et Dietr, also known as the long-leaf peacock pine. Trees, up to 48 meters tall, diameter at breast height up to more than 2 meters, narrow conical or conical crown; bark reddish brown, fibrous, split into long strips and shedding; large branches are nearly whorled, spreading or obliquely spreading; small branches are slender, It is often drooping, green, and the leaves in the middle of the branches are longer, often gradually becoming shorter towards the ends. The leaf diamond shape is slightly inwardly curved, the tip is curved inward, with stomata lines on all sides, 1-1.5 cm in length. The leaves of fruit branches are usually shorter, and the leaves of young trees and budding branches are 2.4 cm long, with stomata lines on all sides. Can be used as an ornamental plant, but also for medicinal purposes.
