Tamarix chinensis
Five-stamen tamarisk, Chinese tamarisk, Saltcedar
Other names
| International recognized trade name (ATIBT) | ||
| English | Five-stamen tamarisk, Chinese tamarisk, Saltcedar | |
| Other names |
Origin
| States and Territories | China (Anhui, Hebei, Henan, Jiangsu, Liaoning, Shandong); South Korea [I]; Java [I]; Vietnam [I]; India [I]; Cambodia [I]; Sulawesi [I]; Lebanon [I] (C-Lebanon [I]); Mexico [I]; USA [I] (Arkansas [I], Arizona [I], California [I], Colorado [I], Montana [I], North Carolina [I], New Mexico [I], Nevada [I], Ohio [I], Oklahoma [I], Oregon [I], Texas [I], Utah [I], Wyoming [I]); South Africa [I] (Free State [I], W-Cape Prov. [I]); New Zealand [I] | |||
| [I] = Introduced | ||||
Botany
| Reich | Plantae | |||
| Tribe | Tracheophyta | |||
| Gymnosperm | Angiosperm | |||
| Class | Magnoliopsida | |||
| Order | Caryophyllales | |||
| Family | Tamaricaceae | |||
| Genus | Tamarix | |||
| Species | chinensis | |||
| Author citation | Lour. | |||
| Scientific name | Tamarix chinensis Lour. | |||
Habitus
| Wood type | Hardwood | |||
Natural durability
(according to EN 350)
| Mushrooms field | DC | |||
Appearances
Bark
, Bark , ©Dennis Wilson
Leaves
, Leaves , ©Dennis Wilson
Twigs
, Twigs , ©Dennis Wilson
Branch
, Branch , ©Dennis Wilson