What do kiwi leaves look like?

Kiwifruit leaves are very thin, with serrated edges and veinlets.

The specific characteristics of kiwifruit leaves are as follows:

Actinidia chinensis leaves, semi-leaf to evergreen vines; Leaves are solitary, alternate, membranous, papery or leathery, most of them have long stalks and serrations, a few are nearly entire, the veins are pinnate, most of the lateral veins have obvious transverse veins, and the veinlets are reticulate; Stipules missing or abandoned.

Leaves papery, without stipules, obovate to obovate or obovate to nearly round, 6- 17 cm long and 7- 15 cm wide, with truncated top, concave middle, acute to short, obtuse base, truncated to shallow heart shape, and straight ciliary teeth at the edge.

Extended data:

Characteristics of kiwi fruit tree:

1, the root system in kiwi fruit tree is generally developed. The growing environment is mostly in the humid, cold and rainy southern region. Not in the north.

2. Generally, the winding direction of branches and vines of tree species we see is clockwise. Kiwi fruit tree winds in the opposite direction, and its winding direction is counterclockwise.

3. The leaves on the kiwifruit tree are usually the branches and leaves on it. So it can also be used as the best choice for good wind and rain protection. Compared with the upper branches and leaves, the lower branches and leaves will be sparse because they receive less sunlight and absorb less water.

So when it withers, all the branches and leaves below are earlier. Therefore, we must pay attention to the management of this point when planting.

4. One of the most special places in kiwi fruit tree is that the growth direction of its buds is back to the ground. This is also the characteristic of polarity and invisibility that we usually hear. In a word, this feature of kiwi fruit tree is a key point that we need to pay special attention to and grasp when we identify kiwi fruit tree.

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