Platanus orientalis L.

Platanus orientalis L.， A tall tree plant belonging to the genus Cymbidium in the family Cymbiaceae, with thin bark; The tender branches are covered with yellow brown fuzz, the old branches are bald, and they turn reddish brown when dried in the sun; The leaves are relatively large, with a few tooth spaces at the edges, and the young leaves on both sides are covered with grayish yellow fluff; Petals are lanceolate in shape, with curled tips; There are yellow hairs between the small nuts, and most nuts have spherical leaves with relatively long stalks; The flowering period is late April; The fruiting period is from September to October.

Platanus orientalis L.， Originally in southeastern Europe and western Asia, it has been cultivated for a long time. According to records, it was introduced during the Jin Dynasty in China and widely cultivated south of Beijing. Platanus orientalis L.， Likes light, prefers humid and warm climates, is relatively cold resistant, does not have strict soil requirements, but is suitable for slightly acidic or neutral soils with good drainage; The root system has a shallow distribution and is prone to damage and tilting during typhoons. It grows rapidly, has strong adaptability, is easy to survive, and is resistant to pruning. Platanus orientalis L.， Generally, cutting propagation and strip propagation are used.