Ginkgo fruit specimen
specimen
ginkgo-biloba
ginkgo-biloba-specimen
ginkgo-fruit-specimen
ginkgo-biloba-fruit
ginkgo-biloba-seeds
ginkgo-tree-species
3d-model-of-fruit
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Ginkgo trees have a longer initial growth period and stronger sprouting ability. Ginkgo trees are divided into male and female plants, with male plants not bearing fruit, while female plants generally do not begin to bear fruit until 20 years later. Ginkgo trees usually begin to sprout and spread their leaves from March to April, bloom from April to May, and mature their seeds from September to October. After October, they begin to fall leaves. Seedlings commonly used in cultivation areas, such as seedlings, transplanting seedlings, or tillering seedlings, can bloom and bear fruit in advance at 8-10 years old. Ginkgo biloba grown in various regions has old trees that are hundreds or thousands of years old.
