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What is the name of the tree in front of the third teaching building in the south campus of Northwest A&F University?
Liriodendron chinense is scientific name.

Because the leaves look like a jacket.

The following is a summary of Baidu Encyclopedia:

Liriodendron, also known as Liriodendron, is a rare plant unique to China. Liriodendron is a deciduous tree of Liriodendron in Magnoliaceae. The leaves are big and shaped like mandarin jackets, so they are called mandarin jackets. The height of the tree can reach more than 60 meters, the DBH is about 3 meters, and the trunk is straight and smooth. It grows rapidly, bears drought and has strong resistance to pests and diseases. The flowers are big and beautiful, and the leaves are golden in autumn, like a yellow jacket. They are precious street trees and garden ornamental trees, which can quickly shade after planting. They are also good wood for building and making furniture. It mainly grows in the southern part of the Yangtze River Basin, starting from qingtian county, Zhejiang Province in the east, Jinping County, Yunnan Province in the west, Ziyang County, Shaanxi Province in the north, Jinping County, Yunnan Province in the south and northern Vietnam in the south.

basic document

The scientific name is Liriodendron chinense. )Sarg。

English name Chinese tulip tree

Alias jacket, double floating tree

Classification of Liriodendron in Magnoliaceae.

National second-class key protected wild plants (approved by the State Council 1999)

Magnoliaceae is an ancient angiosperm, which distributed in northern Europe, Greenland and Alaska with higher latitudes in the northern hemisphere from the middle Cretaceous to the early and middle Tertiary. In Cenozoic and Tertiary, it is widely distributed in Eurasia and North America. After the Quaternary Glacier, it only distributed in southern China and southeastern United States (both belong to the same species) and became relict plant.

Therefore, Liriodendron chinense and Liriodendron chinense are very rare and ancient tree species, which is of great significance to study the relationship between East Asian flora and North American flora, and to explore the geological and climate changes in the northern hemisphere.

form

Deciduous tree, height 40 meters, DBH 1 meter. Leaves alternate, 4- 18 cm long and 5- 19 cm wide, with 2 lobes on each side and white surface on the back; Petiole is 4-8 cm long. The shape of the leaves is like a jacket-the top of the leaves is flat, like the hem of a jacket; The sides of the blade are smooth or slightly curved, like the waist of a jacket; The two sides of the blade protrude outward, like two sleeves sticking out of a jacket. So Liriodendron is also called Liriodendron. The flower has a solitary branch top, 9 perianth segments, 3 calyx-shaped outer wheels, green, petal-shaped yellow-green inner wheels, and yellow stripes at the base, which are similar to tulips. So its English name is "Tulip Tree in China", which translates into "Tulip Tree in China" in Chinese. There are many stamens and many pistils. Aggregate fruit is spindle-shaped, 6-8cm long and1.5-2cm in diameter. Nutlets have wings and are 2.5-3.5 cm long.

Liriodendron, also known as Liriodendron, is a tree with a height of 40m and a DBH1m. Branchlets are gray or grayish brown, leaves are jacket-shaped, 4- 18cm long and 5- 19cm wide, the top is truncated, and there are two broad lobes in the middle, the top is bright green, the bottom is light green, and there are dense white powdery papillae when old; The petiole is 5- 10 cm long. Flowers 5-6 cm in diameter; Perianth green outside, yellow inside, petals 3-4 cm long; Stamens and carpels are numerous and imbricate; The filament is 5 mm long. Aggregate fruit is 7-9 cm long and consists of many winged nuts. The flowering period is May-June, and the fruiting period is September. Location: East China and Central China; It is cultivated in Qingdao, Shandong and Zhengzhou, Henan. Like warm, cool and humid climate, it grows rapidly and usually reproduces with seeds. Flowers are big and beautiful, and Yeqi is an excellent tree species for landscaping; Bark is used as medicine to disperse water, damp and cold; Wood is reddish-brown, with straight grain and less cracking when dry, with a specific gravity of 0.58 g, which can be used as furniture and building materials.

Decorative features

Look at the leaves, the trunk is straight, the tree is magnificent, the leaves are strange, the flowers are beautiful, and the autumn leaves are golden. It is an excellent green ornamental tree species. Because its flower shape resembles tulip, it is called "tulip tree in China".