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Magnolia sacilifolia
is a deciduous tree with gray to gray-brown bark found in forests in
mountainous regions. Leaves are arranged alternately, with blades
measuring 6-12cm in length and 2-5cm in width, in the shape of a
lanceolate or oval-like lanceolate, featuring entire margins,
pointed tips, and cuneate bases, and possessing a thin texture. With
fragrance, 10cm across, white flowers bloom before the leaves
develop. Three of the perianth segments are small and sepal-like,
while the six inner segments are petal-like. Bloom time: April-May. |