Distribution Range:

Distributed in Shandong (Qingdao, Laoshan), Henan, Jiangsu, Anhui, Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, Hubei, Sichuan, Guizhou, Guangxi, Guangdong, and Taiwan in China. Also found in Vietnam and Laos.

The management of Populus trees primarily includes care and shaping. After planting, it's crucial to maintain suitable temperature and humidity, typically by covering the ground with mulch film. Water the Populus trees once in the morning and once in the evening daily. Generally, the trees sprout around a month later. When the new shoots reach 10 cm, dig a small hole above the mulch film to allow the seedlings to protrude, ensuring good ventilation within the film. Once the new shoots grow to 15 cm, remove the mulch film and increase the water quantity. Populus trees thrive in sunlight and tolerate shade, as well as cold weather, so they should be placed in well-ventilated, sunny areas. During summer's high temperatures, provide adequate shading. In winter, place them in a sunny, sheltered spot. Additionally, proper fertilization should be conducted throughout the growth process.

Pine trees thrive on roadsides, slopes, and forest edges at altitudes of 100-1,500 meters. They prefer sunlight, tolerate some shade, and are cold-resistant. They are suited to warm and humid climates and prefer fertile, flat land. They are not picky about soil and have some drought resistance. They also tolerate waterlogged and barren soil, with strong adaptability.

Primary Value:

1. The branches, roots, and bark of the Manna Tree are excellent medicinal herbs. They can reduce swelling and alleviate pain, and are also used for urticaria and other conditions. In daily life, taking the rhizome of the Manna Tree can also help alleviate symptoms.

2. Industrial: Populus trees have a wide range of applications in the industrial sector. Their roots can be processed into cotton, the fruits can be pressed for lubricating oil, the branches can be used to make various furniture, and the bark can also be turned into artificial fibers.

3. Landscape: The朴树has a full and broad canopy, dense and lush shade, suitable for parks, courtyards, streets, highways, etc., as shade trees. It is an excellent species for greening and can also be used for windbreak and embankment stabilization.