One plant a day: plane
Poetry flowers
The autumn wind blows broad leaves, and the courtyard is accompanied by lone lights.
Where do the leaves fall without knowing? But leave the incense in the belly.
The window swaying leaves are stuffy tea guests, and the second leaf of the fang knows the sycamore.
Withstand the autumn wind and shake the sound, accompany the good people into the dream!
- "French Sycamore"
Plant culture
Planewood, which can be called "two-ball plane tree", is also a common name for sycamore plants, including one-ball plane tree (American plane tree), two-ball plane tree (English plane tree), three ball plane tree (French plane tree). Plane tree, commonly known as "Fatong", belongs to the family Sycamore in plant taxonomy, and there is only one genus under the family, namely plane tree, which has about 7 species, native to southeastern Europe, India and the Americas. It is native to Iran from the Balkan Peninsula in central Europe to western Asia. Some botanists believe that its origin extends to Spain in the west and the eastern foothills of the Himalayas in the east.
Plant care
Prefers light, prefers humid and warm climates, and is more hardy. Suitable for growing in slightly acidic or neutral, well-drained soils, which can grow but are prone to yellowing. The root system is shallow and is susceptible to damage and tilted during typhoons.
Plant value
Plane tree has been introduced into China for more than a hundred years of history, plane tree has a good hybrid advantage, rapid growth, easy reproduction, thick leaves, beautiful tree posture, has the effect of purifying the air, is a good urban and rural "four sides" green tree species. Forty years ago, Chinese literature first recorded that plane wood has the effect of publishing cold and is a good anti-table agent; It was later reported that it had a significant hemostatic effect and could treat various bleeding evidence.
Plant encyclopedia
Chinese name: Plane tree family
Latin scientific name: Platanaceae T. Lestib.
Boundary: The plant kingdom
Phylum: Phylum angiosperm
Order: Dicotyledonous plants
