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(Upload on December 9 2022) [ 日本語 | English ]

Liquidambar L. (フウ) Fuu (フウ, 楓), formosa sweetgum, formosan gum or Chinese sweetgum Meaning of Japanese name: maple-leaved sweet gum - not related to maple Taiwanfuu (タイワンフウ, 台湾楓) Lifeform: fast-growing, deciduous tree Distribution: south-central China - Taiwan introduced to Japan in around 1720 (Kyoho Era)

Habitat: moist soil and light to no shade Utilization: gardening, park tree, street tree, etc.

Liquidambar formosana in Japan

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[1-3] on an arboretum in Kyoto Botanical Gardens, western Japan, on September 18 2022 (bark, 樹皮).