Mulberry trees are tall and straight, and the trunk is no different from other trees. Its bark is yellowish brown and its leaves are oval. Mulberry is usually dioecious, with fluffy leaves on the back, shiny leaves without fluffy, serrated leaves with small cracks, and belongs to ornamental trees.

The appearance of mulberry trees

Mulberry is the fruit of mulberry with sweet and sour taste and high edible value. So what do mulberry trees look like? Mulberry is a deciduous tree, which can grow to 15 meters high. Its trunk is no different from other trees, with yellow-brown bark and oval leaves.

Mulberry leaves have fluff on the back, shiny leaves have no fluff, and serrated leaves have small cracks. This tree is usually dioecious. Mulberry trees are native to central and northern China, and are also planted in Xinjiang, because they like temperature and cold.

Function and efficacy of mulberry

Mulberry leaves are the feed for silkworms, the trunk can be processed into furniture, the branches can be used to weave baskets, and its bark is also the raw material for papermaking. Mulberry bears fruit from May to June every year. When ripe, its fruit is edible and has high nutritional value. It can also be made into dried fruit and used as wine.

Mulberry trees are tall and straight, with dense green leaves, which have good ornamental value. Mulberry trees can absorb toxic gases and resist smoke and dust. Planting mulberry trees in cities can beautify the environment and purify the air. Mulberry root bark can also be used as medicinal materials.