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ActiveGinkgo biloba L. · Ginkgo
Wezelenburg Jan-Willem
Ginkgo biloba L. Ginkgo · Ornamentals · bred by Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy w Poznaniu
also searched as: йан иии собиески
10 August 2026
The variety has the habit of a small tree with a rounded, loose crown. Two-year-old grafted saplings have a height of 50–55 cm with a crown diameter of 45–50 cm, and the annual growth reaches 40–45 cm.
The leaves are deep green, predominantly flat, fan-shaped, with a median incision up to 2/3 of the blade length. At the ends of the shoots, the leaves can be slightly elongated and twisted. A distinctive anatomical feature of the variety is the presence of amphistomatic leaves, where stomata are located on both sides of the leaf blade.
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