Deciduous tree of medium size, with a narrow and somewhat pyramidal crown formed by one or several trunks.
Curiosities
It is a sacred tree for the Buddhist tradition, which is why it is often planted in the gardens of temples and pagodas.
They can live for up to a thousand years and are considered one of the oldest known species, with origins dating back to the Jurassic period.
| Height | Up to 30 m. |
| Leaves | Deciduous, alternate, simple, light green, fan-shaped, 5 to 15 cm with dichotomous venation. |
| Flowers/Fruit | The flowers on male trees are yellow and grouped in numerous cylindrical catkins. On female trees, the flowers are found in groups of 2 to 3, producing a soft, yellowish-brown seed. |
| Climate/Habitat | It tolerates different climate varieties, does not tolerate frost, and prefers well-drained and cool soils. It requires daily sun exposure. |
| Common Name | Ginkgo Biloba |
| Scientific Name | Ginkgo biloba |
| Genus | Ginkgo |
| Family | Ginkgoaceae |
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