Morus alba
Morus alba
Morus alba
Morus alba

Moraceae

Morus alba

Synonym | Morus bombycis;Morus australis;Morus kagayamae
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Variation

LStr 2 Tr. 40- 70 LStr 2 Tr. 70- 90 VStr 3 Tr. 60- 100 VStr 3 Tr. 100- 150 C 3 60- 100 C 5 60- 100 C 7,5 80- 100 C 7,5 100- 150 Sol 3xv mDb 150- 200 Sol 3xv mDb 200- 250 Sol 3xv mDb 250- 300 Sol 4xv mDb 150-200 x 300- 350 Sol 4xv mDb 150-200 x 350- 400 Sol 5xv mDb 200-300 x 350- 400 Sol 5xv mDb 200-300 x 400- 500 Sol 5xv mDb 200-300 x 500- 600 Sol 6xv mDb 300-400 x 350- 400 Sol 6xv mDb 300-400 x 400- 500 Sol 6xv mDb 300-400 x 500- 600 Sol 6xv mDb 300-400 x 600- 700 Sol C 20 125- 150 Sol C 20 150- 200 Sol C 20 200- 250 H 3xv mDb 12- 14 H 3xv mDb 14- 16 H 4xv mDb 16- 18 H 4xv mDb 18- 20 H 4xv mDb 20- 25 H 4xv mDb 25- 30 Sol Baum 4xv mDb 150-200 x 400-500 20- 25 Sol Baum 4xv mDb 150-200 x 400-500 25- 30 Sol Baum 5xv mDb 200-300 x 500-700 30- 35 Sol Baum 5xv mDb 200-300 x 500-700 35- 40 Sol Baum 5xv mDb 200-300 x 500-700 40- 45 Sol Baum 6xv mDb 300-400 x 700-900 40- 45 Sol Baum 6xv mDb 300-400 x 700-900 45- 50 Sol Baum 6xv mDb 300-400 x 700-900 50- 60 Sol Baum 6xv mDb 300-400 x 700-900 60- 70

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Sunny location
Bird food tree
Bee forage wood

This medium- to fast-growing tree reaches a height of 8–10 (–15) m and a width of 4–6 (–8) m. Main branches that rise at an angle and horizontally spreading twigs form a broad, rounded, somewhat irregular crown. The foliage is particularly distinctive, as it can take on very different forms on the same tree.


Use
Solitary, park
Location
permeable; nutrient-rich; dry to fresh; Alkaline to neutral soil; heat-resistant; Drought tolerant; heat-loving
Foliage
deciduous
Flower
May-June; light green; arranged in hanging spikes; inconspicuous
Fruit
Edible; Sweet taste; Ripening period August; white to light pink; blackberry-like fruits
Bark
gray; longitudinally furrowed
Autumn color
yellow
WHZ
5b

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