What are fan-like leaves called?

Fan-like leaves usually refer to Ginkgo biloba.

Leaves fan-shaped, long-stalked, light green, glabrous, with most forked and juxtaposed veinlets, 5-8 cm wide at the tip, often undulate notched on short branches, often 2-lobed on long branches, broadly cuneate at the base, with a stalk 3-10 (mostly 5-8) cm long, leaves spirally scattered on the one-year old growth branches, and in clusters of 3-8 leaves on the shorter branches, which turn yellow in the autumn before deciduous leaves.

Botanical culture

Ginkgo tree in Dandong has a history of thousands of years. As early as the early 1930s, Dandong transplanted ginkgo trees on both sides of the street. According to data verification, nowadays, the Asian countries city planted with a hundred years of ginkgo trees in the street only six, and Dandong City has three.

Dandong is the Asian countries have more than 100 years of ginkgo trees the most cities. A ginkgo tree in a temple on Dagusan Mountain in Dandong is more than 1,300 years old, 35 meters tall, and its fruits, or seeds, amount to hundreds of kilograms every year.

In the streets and alleys and parks of Dandong city, there are a considerable number of 300-500 years old ginkgo trees, and the main streets of the city are almost covered by ginkgo trees that are more than 100 years old. According to statistics, Dandong City, more than 80 years old large ginkgo trees nearly a thousand, more than 30 years old more than 4,000 trees.