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The last species of the order Ginkgoales or Ginkgophyta (once numerous and widely distributed during Mesozoic times). A large deciduous tree which has survived virtually unchanged for 160 million years. The 'ginkgo biloba' or maiden hair tree may reach 40m (30m at 200 years old). This "living fossil" produces two types of branches; long almost leafless branches, and very short shoots on which most of the foliage is borne. Its leaves are fan or maiden-hair shaped. ...
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A nut from the center of the inedible fruit of the maidenhair tree. This nut turns bright green when cooked and has a delicately sweet flavor.
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The ginkgo is the only living member of the the Ginkgophyta plant, which dates back some 286 million years ago. There are both male and female plants and the female fruits have a very disagreeable odor. Ginkgo nuts are the seeds, and roasted ginkgo nuts are a delicacy in China and Japan. The largest Gingko farm in the world is in Sumter, South Carolina.
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Ginkgo biloba L. (family Ginkgoaceae) DESCRIPTION: An ancient dioecious tree--meaning its male and female flowers are borne on separate trees. The leaf, which is fan-shaped, has veins that arise from the stem base, branching dichotomously out to the edges. RANGE: It has thrived in China--practically unchanged--for over 200 million years in the wild and in sacred temple gardens. ...
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one of the most interesting herbs of the last few years. It improves brain function, including memory and alertness. Protects blood vessels, improves circulation, and is a powerful antioxidant. Best herb for ringing in the ears (tinnitis). See additional information in product information on Ginkgo Kola?which contains ginkgo biloba and gotu kola. ...
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