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0552 Amelanchier asiatica ( #菜振木, #독요나무, #独摇木, #과진, #菓振, #당체목, #糖棣木, #당체, #唐棣, #산매자, #山梅子, #Asian_serviceberry, #Juneberry, #Korean_juneberry) #Rosaceae 1747 Blueberry 'Duke' Vaccinium corymbosum 'Duke' Ericaceae {Amelanchier asiatica vs. Blueberry: Fruit Comparison} This is where author #Park Seung-cheol personally studies the 'tree identification guide' by opening the book titled 'Our Trees Recognized at a Glance'. 🌼 Comparison of Amelanchier asiatica vs. Blueberry Fruits Staphyllums on the fruit Amelanchier asiatica: Dried-up staphyllums remain. Blueberry: There are no staphyllums at all. Appearance of the Perennial Calathium *Euonymus japonicus*: The perennial calyx is relatively long. It is messy. *Blueberry*: The perennial calyx is short. It is neat. Sernation on the Leaf Edges *Euonymus japonicus*: There are many serrations. *Blueberry*: There are no serrations. 🌷🌷🌷 #Chaejinmok #Info 🌷🌷🌷 Chaejinmok Amelanchier asiatica Rosaceae 🌼 ( #ScientificName, #Etymology, #GenusName, #SpeciesName, #Namer, #Variety, #Culture, #Origin) Chaejinmok Amelanchier asiatica Rosaceae #Amelanchier_asiatica 🔹 Origin of the Name ‘Chaejinmok’ There is a theory that the name Chaejinmok comes from the word ‘ザイフリボク (Zaifuriboku),’ which means a tree whose flowers, when blown by the wind, resemble a ‘Chaebae’ (a type of stamen attached to the tip of a general’s staff) in Japan. It is said that in South Korea, this Japanese Hanja name was adopted as is, and it came to be called Chaejinmok by pronouncing the Hanja in Korean. In North Korea, it is called ‘Dokyonamu’ (独摇木). 🌳 Scientific Name: Amelanchier asiatica #Amelanchier_asiatica 🔹 #GenusName #Amelanchier #Amelanchier ✔ "Amelanchier" was a term referring to the fruit of the serviceberry family, which grows in the French Alps and the Mediterranean coastal regions. Because this fruit was small, sweet, and edible, people have enjoyed collecting it since ancient times. It is said that European botanists gave it this name after seeing the fruit of this tree and remarking, "Oh? This looks like a small apple?" ✔ Medieval Europeans ate the fruit of the amelanchier as is or dried it to use as a preserved food source. While the taste varies slightly depending on the species, it is said to have a flavor resembling a mix of blueberry and apple. ✔ It has a huge number of nicknames. Plants in the genus Amelanchier have different names depending on the region. Representative English names include: Serviceberry, Juneberry, Saskatoon berry, Shadbush, and Sugarplum tree. ✔ Origin of Serviceberry The most famous name is Serviceberry. It is said that the flowers of the Amelanchier bloom around the time the long winter in North America ends and the ground begins to thaw; this timing coincided with the resumption of church services (Service). Therefore, the theory is that it became Serviceberry, meaning "tree of worship." ✔ Origin of Shadbush Another nickname, Shadbush, is also interesting. In eastern North America, it is said that the Amelanchier flowers bloom during the time when American shad, a herring-family fish, swim upstream. Therefore, it was named Shadbush, meaning "a tree that blooms when the American herring Shad fish arrives." ________________________________________ 🔹 The #SpeciesName #Asiatica indicates that the native habitat of the Shadbush is 'Asia'. 🌼 ( #Origin, #Distribution, #Habitat, #Cultivation) The Shadbush is distributed and inhabits Korea, Japan, China, and Taiwan. In Korea, it grows naturally on Jeju Island at elevations of 1,100 to 1,600 meters, and it is a tree planted and cultivated throughout the country. 🌼 ( #GrowingEnvironment, #CultivationCharacteristics) The Shadbush grows in semi-shaded, calcareous soil rich in humus and thrives on embankments along ponds or streams. While young saplings are sun-loving, semi-shaded areas are suitable for mature trees. The Japanese quince is a tree resistant to pests, diseases, and cold. It has excellent sprouting ability, allowing for easy control of its shape and making it easy to transplant. 🌼 ( #Propagation, #Propagation Methods) Japanese quince is propagated by seeds or asexual reproduction. ① Seed propagation: Collect seeds in the autumn, stratify them outdoors, and sow them in early spring of the following year. Collect the fruit when it turns dark purple, remove the flesh, rub it with sand to remove the sticky liquid, and then stratify it outdoors or sow it directly. There are also seeds that germinate in the spring of the second year after sowing. ② Asexual reproduction: Due to its strong sprouting ability, seedlings can be easily obtained by #division. For #grafting, perform tongue grafting when the sap is flowing. 🌼 ( #Size, #Height, #Trunk, #Bark, #Branches, #GrowthForm) Chinese elm is a deciduous small tree that grows to about 5–10 meters in height. The bark is grayish-white. The branches are slender and long, reddish-brown, and the one-year-old branches are ...