Jun 16, 2025
Nyssaceae (tupelos family)
phylum: Angiospermae > class: Eudicots > order: Cornales > family > genus > species
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Nyssaceae (tupelos family)
phylum: Angiospermae > class: Eudicots > order: Cornales > family > genus > species
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Davidia involucrata
aka. dove tree, ghost tree, handkerchief tree, pocket handkerchief tree
Fast-growing (20-28m), native to South-Central and Southeast China, growing in montane mixed forests. The name involucrata means "with a ring of bracts surrounding several flowers" and Davidia is named after the botanist and priest Father Armand David. Has been introduced to Europe and North America. It's fruit is a nut.
phylum: Angiospermae > class: Eudicots > order: Cornales > family: Nyssaceae > genus: Davidia > species
Black Tupelo, Nyssa sylvatica (by me)
Nyssa sylvatica - Black Tupelo
Family: Nyssaceae
Size: 30 to 50 feet tall, some as tall as 100 feet; 20 to 30 feet in spread (Dirr)
Leaves: Simple, alternate, pinnately veined, oblong to obovate, 3 to 5 inches long, sometimes slightly lobed or coarsely toothed at the tip (Virginia Tech)
Buds: Buds are pointed, ovate, and scaled (Virginia Tech)
Habitat: Edges of forests, forests, fens, meadows and fields, shores of rivers and lakes, and swamps (NEWFS)
Hardiness: Occurs in zone 3 to zone 9, or -30 to 30°F (Dirr)
Native Region: Native to eastern North America (Missouri Botanical Garden)
Additional Information: Produce dark blue, oval fruit 1/2 an inch long that is edible but sour; female trees need male trees to produce fruit; needs lots of space to grow; is difficult to transplant (Missouri Botanical Garden)