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What do pistachios look like?
Happy fruit trees are about 10 m high, with odd pinnate compound leaves and 3-5 leaflets, but usually 3. Leaflets elliptic or broadly elliptic, 4- 10 cm long and 2.5-6.5 cm wide, entire. Spike length is 4- 10 cm.

Happy fruit trees are dioecious, and the male flowers have 3 ~ 5 perianth segments of different sizes. Female tepals 3-5, membranous. The ovary is ovoid, the fruit is large and rectangular, about 2 cm long and 65438 0 cm wide. When mature, the apex is pointed, yellow-green or pink.

Happy fruit trees are native to Syria, Iraq, Iran, the southwest of the former Soviet Union and southern Europe, and are also cultivated in Xinjiang, China, and are called "pistachios". Because they were introduced to China only in remote areas, they are not familiar with the mainland. The flora of China includes this kind of tree.

Planting conditions of pistachio

1, soil

Happiness cannot be exacted from the soil. It is suggested that happiness trees should be planted in deep or dry calcareous sandy loam, and should not be planted in places that are too wet or have more water.

Step 2: Moisture

Generally, the annual precipitation in the suitable planting area of happy fruit trees is 200-400 mm, and it can grow, blossom and bear fruit tenaciously in areas with annual precipitation below 80 mm, but the lack of water in the sensitive period of water demand in summer will lead to fruit failure.

3. Temperature

Pistachio nuts are drought-tolerant, light-loving, and have strong adaptability to temperature, and can develop normally at both high and low temperatures. It should be noted that happy fruit trees require a large temperature difference between day and night in the fruiting period, and the regional temperature ranges from 43.8 degrees Celsius to MINUS 32.8 degrees Celsius, and the fruit grows well.