Albizzia, you know, may be another name for it.

Families and genera of Albizia mandshurica

Albizia lanceolata, Leguminosae, is a deciduous tree.

A nickname for albizzia.

The albizzia flower is also called the night acacia, the night tree, the velvet tree, the bird velvet tree, the bitter flower.

The producing area of albizzia

Albizzia flowers are produced in the provinces and cities from northeast China to South China and southwest China, and generally grow on hillsides.

It is distributed in Africa, Central Asia and East Asia, and is also cultivated in North America.

Morphological characteristics of Albizia mandshurica

Albizia, deciduous trees, up to 16 m tall, crown spreading, branchlets angular, twigs, inflorescences and leaf rachis tomentose or pubescent. Stipules linear-lanceolate, leaves small, caducous.

Heads arranged in panicles at the top of branches; pollen red; calyx tubular, 3 mm long; Corolla 8 mm long, lobes triangular, 1.5 mm long, calyx and Corolla pubescent outside; filaments 2.5 cm long.

Pods banded, 15 cm long and 1.5 cm wide, young pods pilose, old pods glabrous.

The flowering period of albizzia is from June to July and the fruiting period is from August to October.