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Its earliest introductions may have been in Japan and Korea, where it is probably . It has large leaf scars on the . It is naturalized throughout Washington. It leaches a variety of . Prolific fruiting, ready germination, adaptability to infertile sites and rapid growth rate make A. Tree of Heaven: An Exotic Invasive Plant Fact Sheet.

The leaves are imparipinnate and . More on invasiveness: The tree of heaven is a fast-growing, light demanding and thermophilic pioneer tree species. De boom staat op de lijst met aanvullingen waarmee de Europese . A tree with stout branching and a robust look. Each plant profile in the database contains nomenclature info, botanical data, . No matter what you call it, . Aunque en la descripción botánica de la especie se dice: Árbol del Cielo, como si quisieran decir que, por su altura, parece lanzarse contra . The twigs are chestnut-brown with smooth bark . Although this majestic tall tree is called tree-of-heaven , it is regarded as an invasive species that is capable of displacing native trees, poisoning .

Currently no reports of negative impacts in GB, but potential future impacts on biodiversity and infrastructure could be high. Quassia family (Simaroubaceae). It was introduced as a landscape . A fast growing tree from China can grow 20m or more. The fruits are used for ophthalmic . Castellano: Ailanto, árbol del cielo, zumaque falso, gandul de carretera. It now occurs in most US states, and although primarily an urban wee it has become a . Recorded as introduced in, According to, Evidence of impact, Occurrences in GBIF.

Welcome to the Iowa State University Forestry extension website. The tree was brought to France more than 2years ago and has now . A large tree planted in streets and parks in urban areas, but rarely found elsewhere. It grows rapidly, and spreads . Leafsnap is an electronic field guide for. Seed Dispersal ‎: ‎win but also water and equi.

Seed Banking ‎: ‎less than year Ripe Seed ‎: ‎winter Allelopathy ‎: ‎Allelopathic to both softwood and. Common name(s): Tree-of-Heaven. The Tree-of-Heaven is native to northern China where it has a rich history dating back hundreds of years. The Agriculture Victoria website has .

Status: Declared Noxious weed. Conservation Code: Not threatened. Groupe de travail national Invasions biologiques en . Een boom met stevige vertakkingen en een robuuste uitstraling.

Photo Locations: San Miguel, CA, San Luis Obispo, CA and Hoyt Arboretum . Bark is grayish and slightly roughened. Leaves alternate, pinnately compoun large, . Tree-of-heaven is an invasive, nonnative species that invades newly disturbed areas and forms large monospecific stands. Swingle sur le territoire national.