Ginkgo Tree
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The ginkgo tree is one of the oldest tree species on Earth, often called a 'living fossil' because it dates back over 270 million years. It is native to China but is now found all over the world as an ornamental tree. The ginkgo has unique fan-shaped leaves that turn bright yellow in autumn, and its seeds, known as ginkgo nuts, are used in traditional cooking.
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- Ginkgo trees have been around for over 270 million years!
- They are called 'living fossils' because they are the only survivors of an ancient group of trees.
- Ginkgo leaves turn bright yellow in the fall.
- Ginkgo nuts are used in cooking in some cultures.
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The ginkgo tree is one of the oldest tree species on Earth, often called a 'living fossil' because it dates back over 270 million years. It is native to China but is now found all over the world as an ornamental tree. The ginkgo has unique fan-shaped leaves that turn bright yellow in autumn, and its seeds, known as ginkgo nuts, are used in traditional cooking.