Carpinus tschonoskii

Carpinus tschonoskii is a deciduous tree of the department Betulaceae of Carpinus genus native to Japan, China and Korea. Is the main species of humid secondary forests in Kyushu from the Mainland. White soft hair will stand out on the surface of leaves and shoots. Flowers are Monoecious. Spring ahead of leaf male is brownish-red string-shaped flowers drooping, bloom. Female flowers blooming light green branches and flowers after Flake fruit. Leaves are egg-shaped and there are heavy serrated leaf edge to palmately lobed, with. Trees are also used for wood vase, cane, and shiitake mushrooms.

Common name: Carpinus , scientific name:Carpinus tschonoskii , height: 10-15 m, flowering period: April - May, leaf, egg-shaped, leaf width: 4-5 cm, Length: 6-10 cm, the fruiting period: September - October.

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