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THE HAPPY, HAPPY END 25 - Alberto and new Hibaku seeds in Argentina

Alberto,

I will get back to you once I send the pic to Dr Horiguchi and see what he says. Persimmon and ginkgo look kind of different from this pic.

Best,

Hiroshi Sunairi
sunairi.wordpress.com


砂入さん

こちらこそご無沙汰しています。

お送り頂いた写真を拝見しました。
エノキ、イチョウ、カキに相当する
葉ではないように思います。
日本ではみかけない樹木のようです。

気候の関係で形が変わるとしたらエノキ
に近いです。

年末に帰られるとのこと種は準備します。
堀口 力



Alberto,

Dr thought also the same thing. They are neither Persimmon or Ginkgo. He thinks it also doesn’t look like Chinese Hackberry and I agree with him as I have grown it and it had large leaves, https://images.app.goo.gl/ncY8ZYnVahALfhW99

However, he thinks that maybe since Argentina has different weather, hackberry may have transformed themselves. He has never seen this kind of tree in.Japan.

Let’s see more pictures when it grows more.

Best,

Hiroshi Sunairi


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