Characteristics of pear trees

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1. Appearance characteristics

2. Growth environment characteristics

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The shape of the pear tree is very distinctive. The leaves are alternate and have small serrations on the edges. The lengths of the petioles are different. The leaf buds are also small and pointed. The fruits are oval, round or oblate. shape. It requires more water than other plants, the soil moisture must be sufficient, and it needs to be exposed to light for a longer period of time.

1. Appearance characteristics

1. Appearance characteristics

1. The leaves of the pear tree are alternate, with small serrations on the edges, and the leaf buds are very small but very pointed. Its young leaves are red, and some are green, and they will turn green after spreading. The petioles of leaves vary in length, and the shape is generally oval or long oval.

2. Its flowers have corymb inflorescences and petals. The shape is close to round, and some petals are wide oval. The fruits produced also come in many shapes, including oval, round or oblate.

2. Growth environment characteristics

1. Water: Pear trees require a lot of water during their growth period, which is larger than ordinary plants. Therefore, the soil humidity cannot be too low, otherwise its growth will be affected.

2. Sunshine: It likes sunshine very much, so it needs to see more sunshine during its growth period. The time of exposure to light should be about 1600-1700 hours a year.

3. Temperature: It likes a growth environment with high temperature. The temperature must be high enough during breeding, but the temperature should not be too low during the dormant period.

2. Growth environment characteristics

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