Everything about Ostryopsis totally explained
Ostryopsis is a small
genus of two species of
deciduous shrubs belonging to the birch family
Betulaceae. The species have no common English name, though
Hazel-hornbeam has been suggested, reflecting their similarities to the closely related
Hazels and
Hop-hornbeams.
The genus is native in western
China and
Mongolia. They are shrubs reaching 3-5 m tall, with alternate, double-toothed hazel-like
leaves 2-7 cm long. The
flowers are produced in spring, with separate male and female
catkins. The
fruit form in clusters 3-5 cm long with 6-10
seeds; each seed is a small
nut 4-6 mm long, fully enclosed in a sheath-like
involucre.
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