What are the characteristics of Sophora japonica?

1, Sophora japonica seedlings, with large spherical cap, many branches and dense leaves. Can be grafted with Sophora japonica, Sophora japonica and other Sophora japonica varieties. There is also a fast-growing Sophora japonica, which grows faster and has stronger adaptability. Sophora japonica is hard, corrosion-resistant, elastic and easy to process, and it is one of the good choices for furniture, sculpture and building materials.

2. This exotic Sophora japonica is one of the best choices for windbreak and sand fixation, but there are some requirements for its growth environment. Sophora japonica is a light-loving plant, which is cold-resistant, shade-resistant, drought-resistant but not wet-resistant, and it is best to stay away from low-lying waterlogged areas.

3. Sophora japonica is still resistant to chlorine, sulfur dioxide and other harmful gases and smog, so it is also the choice of environmental greening. Sophora japonica, in particular, is a good choice for street trees in urban and rural areas because of its strong adaptability, less pests and diseases and long flowering period.

4. The compound leaf is 25 cm long; Leaf rachis is puberulent at first, and then becomes clean; The petiole is swollen at the base, wrapping the bud; Stipules vary in shape, sometimes oval, leaflike, sometimes linear or subulate, falling early; Leaflets in 4-7 pairs, opposite or nearly alternate, papery, ovate-lanceolate or ovoid-oblong, 2.5-6 cm long and 1.5-3 cm wide, tapering at the top, slightly pointed, broadly cuneate or nearly round at the base, slightly inclined, grayish white below, initially sparsely pubescent and glabrous; Stipules 2, subulate.