Amur cork tree

Bad Hall, Oberösterreich, Österreich
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Green leaves of a tree against a blue sky. The light shines through the leaves, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
© CC-BY, Horst Bachofner, Horst Bachofner
A large, green tree stands in a spacious meadow. The leaves glow in the sunlight and surround a tranquil environment.
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A densely grown bush with shiny green leaves and numerous small green berries. The plants appear healthy and lush.
Kurpromenade 1
4540 Bad Hall
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Lat. name: Phellodendron amurense

Planted around 1950 (in the course of the incorporation of the Hadringer Grounds into the Kurpark)
This tree is a rarity and very rarely found in parks. This deciduous tree species comes from the genus of cork trees (Phellodendron).
Home: North China, Taiwan
Use: corky bark for cork products
Flowering time in May
TCM: in Chinese medicine the fruits are used as a remedy. They have a pleasant incense scent. 

Amur cork tree
Kurpromenade 1
4540 Bad Hall

Phone +43 7258 4888
E-Mail office@forumhall.at
Web www.forumhall.at
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Kurpark
Forum Hall
Kurpromenade 1
4540 Bad Hall

Phone +43 7258 4888
E-Mail office@forumhall.at
Web www.forumhall.at

We speak the following languages

German

The Amur cork tree is freely accessible in the Kurpark!

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  • Can only be viewed from outside

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