Kalopanax septemlobus

Kalopanax septemlobus or Harigiri in Japanese , Scientific name: Kalopanax septemlobus, is native to Japan and China, and is a deciduous broad-leaved tree of the Araliaceae family. Tree height is up to 30m. The bark is dark brown and deeply split vertically. The branches are grayish brown and have moss. The leaves have palms resembling a Braggart leaf fan or Yatsude in Japanese (scientific name:Fatsia japonica). Leaves alternate with branches. There is a saw blade on the leaf edge. In summer, a white to pale yellowish green round floret is attached to the inflorescence inflorescence to form a total inflorescence. The fruits that fall are turned red purple when they are ripened with spherical thorns. Trees are park trees, timber is construction and furniture materials, and sprouts are vegetables.

Common name: Kalopanax septemlobus or Harigiri in Japanese, Scientific name: Kalopanax septemlobus, aka: Harigiri, Origin: Japan- China, Environment: Mountainous area, Living type: Defoliated tall tree, Tree height: 10 - 30 m, Bark: Dark brown, longitudinally deep split, Branch: Brownish browned, Leaf-shaped: Palm-like, Phylogeny: Alteration, Leaf rim: Saw blade, flowering stage: July to August, small flower diameter: 4 - 5 cm, flower color: yellowish green, inflorescence: tidying up inflorescence inflorescence, fruit color: red purple, use: park tree, wood, sprouts vegetables .

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