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The white fruit tree was the common name for the ginkgo tree. The two were the same tree species. The ginkgo tree was a plant belonging to the ginkgo family. It was a rare tree species left behind in the Middle Ages. It had survived on Earth for more than 300 million years and was known as a " living fossil." "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The red fruit tree referred to the red fruit tree. It was a tree species that could bear red fruits. The fruit of the red fruit tree was edible. It had the effect of clearing heat and removing dampness, removing blood stasis and relieving pain. It was often used to treat rheumatism, bruises, diarrhea, indigestion, and other diseases. The red fruit tree was also a good tree species that could be used to admire flowers and fruits. It was jade-green all year round, blooming in spring and bearing fruit in autumn. However, it should be noted that although trees such as red-leaf plum and begonia planted on the roadside can bear red fruits, it is not recommended to eat them because they have been growing on the roadside for a long time and absorb car exhaust and dust. If you want to eat the fruit of the red fruit tree, it's best to plant one yourself and wash it thoroughly before eating it.

There were many names for fruit trees, including durian tree, pineapple tree, teak tree, orange tree, pomelo tree, and so on. In addition, there were also coral trees, gingko, oak trees, ailanthi, schima superba, holly, platanus, privet, poplar, larch, black wattle, masson pine, Simao pine, Yunnan pine, South Asian pine, Chinese pine, Korean pine, black walnut, lemon, syzygium, dove tree, kapok, javan kapok, Bauhinia, rain tree, albizia, dragon tooth flower, erythrina, Magnolia grandiflora, cycads, crepe myrtle, etc. However, the information provided did not provide a complete list of fruit trees.

The Garbo Fruit Tree was a small evergreen tree or shrub belonging to the Myrtle family. It was also known as the Tree Grape or Treasure Fruit. It had the following characteristics: ** 1. Growing Habits ** 1. ** Climatic and environmental requirements ** - It likes a warm and humid climate. It usually grows at an altitude of 1000 meters and an annual rainfall of 1200 millimeters. It is not resistant to saline-base and stagnant water. It grows well in loose, slightly acidic and well-drained sandy soil. - Likes light, has strong sun and drought resistance. 2. ** Growth speed and lifespan ** - The growth was generally slow, and the stem could reach up to 10 - 12 meters when mature. Different varieties and site conditions varied greatly. For example, the varieties in California rarely exceeded 4.5 meters, while the varieties in Brazil could grow to 13.5 meters. They had long lifespans and could even bear fruit after a hundred years. 3. ** Branches and Roots ** - The bark on the stem was thin and thin, light brown to reddish, and some of it was grayish white, and it had the characteristic of falling off slowly. The branches have a strong ability to branch and grow into branches. The tree is open and the crown is naturally round. - The root system was shallow, mainly composed of the root system. ** 2. Plant Form ** 1. ** Leaf ** - Leaves opposite, leathery, lanceolate-shaped to oval-shaped, dark green, 2.5 - 10 cm long, 1.25 - 2 cm wide, glossy, tough texture, petiole short, fluffy, new leaves light red. Different species had different leaf shapes. 2. ** Flower ** - The flower organ is usually found on the trunk and branches. It is small and white. It has 4 petals with hair. It has 60 stamens and is about 4 cm long. It takes 20 - 40 days from flowering to fruit ripening. 3. ** Fruit ** - The fruit is a single fruit, growing on the branches. The appearance and texture of the fruit are like grapes. The skin is thick and hard, and the flesh is white. When the fruit was not ripe, it was green. During the ripening process, it turned from green to red. When it was completely ripe, it would turn purple-black. The fruit was about three centimeters in diameter, about the size of a common black grape. ** 3. Blossoming and Blossoming Characteristic ** 1. ** Time to blossom and bear fruit ** - The same tree can bear fruit and bear fruit all year round, but the number of times it bears fruit varies in different regions. In Brazil, where it originated, it could bear fruit up to six times a year. The more it was planted in the subtropics, the fewer times it bore fruit each year. For example, Sabah Garbo fruit trees had one season a year (spring). There were two seasons before the New Year (before and after the New Year) where the fruit was more and tasted better. The old Garbo fruit trees might also bear fruit in other seasons, but the fruit taste was relatively poor, the number was small, and the fruit was not full. 2. ** Fruit Value ** - The Garbo Fruit had high edible, medicinal, and ornamental value. Its plants and fruits were widely used in the fields of gardens, food, medicine and health care products. As a very good health fruit, it was often eaten fresh. It could also be used to make various jam, fruit juice, vinegar, fruit wine, candied fruit, and so on. Its fruit extract was used to treat a variety of diseases in clinical practice. The Jiabao fruit was evergreen all year round and had a beautiful tree shape. It was very suitable for sightseeing orchards or garden trees. It could also be potted on the balcony. It was very suitable for garden sceneries or potted plants. The novel "Flood Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The Buckthorn Fruit Tree was a plant belonging to the Buckthorn family of the Elaeagnid family. It was a shrub or tree, 1 - 15 (-18) meters tall and had many branches. Leaves alternate, the leaves are linear or linear lanceolate-shaped, the back is silver-white mixed with brown or yellow, the front is dark gray-green. The male inflorescence is a spike, and the male calyx lobes are brownish-green, ovoid with many brown and sparse white star-shaped scales outside; the female flowers grow in the axils of the twigs; the ovaries are globoid-ovoid, glabrous. The fruit is fleshy, fragrant, orange or reddish, spherical, ovoid, globoidal, ovoid, or oval, cylindrical, and hairless. The seeds are spherical, oval, or oval, dark brown or black, and glossy. Flowering period is from April to May, fruit period is from September to October. The fruit of the Buckthorn Fruit Tree was rich in vitamins, organic acid, and fatty acid. It could be used as a food supplement, and could also be used to make food, nutritional supplements, pet food, cosmetics, and skin preparations. Its fruit can be used as medicine. It tastes sour, astringent, warm in nature, and has the effects of relieving cough and reducing phlegm, strengthening the stomach and digesting food. Buckthorn fruit trees have strong adaptability and can grow on riverbanks, terraces, and shrubs on hillsides at an altitude of 600 - 4200 meters. It has become an excellent tree species for wind protection, sand stabilization, and soil improvement in dry and semi-dry areas, which can increase the green landscape of the area. In China, it was mainly distributed in Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Shanxi, Shaanxi and other provinces. It was also distributed in many parts of Asia and Europe. China was the country with the largest distribution area and the most species of sea buckthorns. The existing sea buckthorn varieties were Jiangzi sea buckthorn, Mongolian sea buckthorn, Chinese sea buckthorn, Central Asian sea buckthorn, Yunnan sea buckthorn, willow leaf sea buckthorn, Xizang sea buckthorn, rib fruit sea buckthorn, etc. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The dragon fruit tree was a plant of the cactus family. It was native to Brazil, Mexico, and other Central American tropical desert regions. It was a typical tropical plant. It was introduced to Taiwan from Southeast Asia, and after being improved by Taiwan, it was introduced to Hainan Province and Guangxi, Guangdong, Fujian and other places in the south of the mainland. It was also known as the Chinese Fire Caltrop and the Dirty Braid Grass. The dragon fruit tree was relatively short and had thick branches. Its leaves were green, almost oval in shape, with small serrated edges. They were slightly prickly to the touch and were green and shiny. During the mature season of dragon fruit, the tree would be covered with bright red dragon fruits with small green scales on their skin (as if they were wearing red armor). They looked as beautiful as small lanterns. From the cultivation of the fire dragon fruit seedlings to the bearing of fruit, the fire dragon fruit seedlings were usually cut with branches. The soil with good ventilation was selected, and the fermented organic fertilizer (such as sheep dung and cow dung) was mixed. The bottom of the branches was buried about ten centimeters deep, and the water was poured and placed at a place where it was not less than 15 degrees and could see the light. In the early stage, when the side branches grow, the side buds need to be wiped off to make the trunk thicker. After the trunk reaches a certain thickness, the operations such as leaving the side buds, wiping the side buds, and toppling are carried out in order to promote the growth of the side branches. The side branches are pulled down horizontally to let the branches hang down to enter the flowering stage. When raising stems and branches in the early stage, the fertilizer can choose high nitrogen fertilizer with balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potash or high nitrogen content without loss of other elements, once or twice a month, and the concentration should not be too high; When the plant is plump and the side buds are more and thicker, use high phosphorus fertilizer to ensure sufficient light. When the soil in the pot is more than half dry, it can blossom and bear fruit. Under normal circumstances, dragon fruit seedlings needed to be nurtured for more than a year before they could bear fruit. The flowers could be self-pollinated, and it would take about a month for the fruit to ripen after successful pollination. In addition, the dragon fruit flower was said to only bloom at night and was very beautiful.

The red fruit tree was a hawthorn tree. Hawthorn was an evergreen shrub or small tree. It had luxuriant branches and leaves, and the leaves were strange, dark green and shiny. Hawthorn fruits were green at first, but they would turn red when they ripened in autumn. Hawthorn varieties suitable for bonsai included Shandong Dajinxing, South Hawthorn, Hubei Hawthorn, Wild Hawthorn, North Hawthorn, Buddha Fruit Red, etc.

We can conclude that there are many types of red fruit trees, including North American holly, gold and silver wood, fire thorn, holly, cherry, begonia, purple-leaf plum, lychee, broussonetia papyriana, etc. However, no pictures of the red fruit trees were provided, so it was impossible to determine which tree it was.

There were many kinds of red fruit trees, including North American holly, gold and silver wood, fire thorn, holly, cherry, begonia, purple leaf plum, lychee, broussonetia papyriana, red fruit holly, red leaf plum, snake berry fruit tree, hawthorn tree, Chinese wolfberries, waxberry, etc. The fruits of these trees were all red, but the size and maturity of the fruits varied. Among them, Broussonetia papyrilla, holly, red-leaf plum, snake berry fruit tree, hawthorn tree and other tree species were commonly seen in the garden.

Red fruit trees could be of many different species. Red fruit trees might include North American holly, gold and silver wood, fire thorn, holly, cherry, begonia, purple-leaf plum, lychee, paper mulberry, and so on. The fruits of these trees were all red, but the size and maturity of the fruits might vary. For example, the red fruit of North American holly is spherical, the fruit period of gold and silver wood is from August to October, the fruit is round, dark red, 5-6mm in diameter, the fire thorn fruit is nearly spherical, the holly fruit is spherical, the cherry fruit period is from May to September, the stone fruit is nearly spherical, ovoid, etc. In addition, red fruit trees may also include red fruit holly, lychee trees, snake berry trees, cherry trees, jujube trees, broussonetia papyrilla, viburnu, hawthorn trees, wolfberries, waxberries, etc. In short, the exact type of red fruit tree depended on the region and season.