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Plant Name: |
MORUS ALBA |
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Description:
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Rounded, deciduous shrub and tree found mainly in woodlands in Africa, Asia and North and South America. The alternate, ovate to rounded, toothed leaves, often lobed and heart-shaped at the bases, are light to dark green. In late spring and early summer, tiny, cup-shaped, pale green male and female flowers are borne in separate catkins on the same plant; each female flower cluster develops into a single, spherical to oblong, edible, raspberry-like fruit. |
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SYNOPSIS | ||||
Mature Size / Spread / Form | 10 - 18m / Erect with umbrella shaped crown | |||
Foliage Color | Bright to deep green | |||
Growth Rate | Fast | |||
Sunlight tolerance | High | |||
Wind tolerance | Medium | |||
Salinity tolerance | Low | |||
Drought tolerance | Medium | |||
Family name | MORACEAE | |||