Broussonetia papyrifera

構樹

Broussonetia papyrifera (L.) L'Herit. ex Vent.

名彙資訊

特徵描述

典藏標本

數位照片

分布位置

相關資訊

L'Herit. ex Vent. 1799. Tableau du regne végétal 3: 548. (Tabl. Regn. Veg.)

Forbes & Hemsl. 1894. The journal of the Linnean Society of London. Botany 26: 455. (J. Linn. Soc., Bot.)

中

構樹、榖樹、榖漿樹、鹿仔樹、楮樹、奶樹、紙木、榖、桑榖
台

Lòk á chhiū
客

Lùk er shu2、Luk è cò
原

Arebon (Paiwan)、Koritsatsa (Paiwan)、Bisiyoppu (Atayal)、Booregu (Atayal)、Booregubarai (Atayal)、Buseeruhu (Atayal)、Kolan (Bunun)
英

Common paper mulberry、Kuo-Shui、Paper mulberry
日

かじのき

Yang. 1982. A list of plants in Taiwan. (List Pl. Taiwan)
Liu. 1961. Illustrations of native and introduced ligneous plants of Taiwan. (Ill. Nat. Intr. Lign. Pl. Taiwan)
Yeh-Ching Liu, Fu-Yuan Lu & Chern-Hsiung Ou. 1994. Trees of Taiwan revised. (Tr. Taiwan rev. ed.)
Ciou & Pong. 2008. Illustrations of Hakka ethnobotany of Taiwan 216. (Illustration of Hakka ethnobotany of Taiwan)
Lu, Ou & Lu. 1999. Illustrations of Trees of Taiwan 3: 68. (Ill. Tr. Taiwan)
Jen-Han Lin. 2004. Study on the plant utilization of Taki-bakka Bunun Tribe in Nantou county. Master thesis. National Pingtung university of science and Technology 57. (Study on the plant utilization of Taki-bakka Bunun Tribe in Nantou county)

tree

Deciduous medium-sized trees; branches gray-brown, thick, stout, branchlets with short hairs.
Levaes somewhat thicker, cordate-ovate, 10–20 cm long, 7–15 cm wide, acute at apex, obtuse, rounded or cordate at base, rough-serrate, often deeply 3–5-lobed, hairy above, more hairy beneath; stipules broadly lanceolate, acute at apex; petioles 2–10 cm long.
Male catkins cylindrical, 4–8 cm long, with many Flowers, the stalks 2–4 cm long, pendulous; perianth 4-lobed, hairy; stamens 4. Female Flowers in globose heads, hairy; ovary with fleshy pedicel, style long filiform.
Aggregate fruit globose, about 2 cm across, the perianth and bracts persistent, clustered together; achenes red at maturity.

台灣 : In forests from sea level to medium altitudes.
世界 : China (E, S, SW & C), Japan, Indochina, Thailand, Myanmar Malaysia, India and the Pacific Islands.