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Gingko

Ginkgo biloba

Photo by BambiJudy
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Field Notes

Description:

These pictures are from last spring. In the fall, the leaves are a beautiful yellow.

Habitat:

I pass by these trees every day on my way to work. They were planted in a small park.

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Ginkgo biloba

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Comments (2)
Dan Doucette
Actually, there are male and female gingkos. The females produce a fruit that smells very rancid. Sometimes females are planted instead of males. Not a good idea for a street tree!

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PublishedMarch 24, 2011

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