The King of Walnuts
The King of Walnuts
The King of Walnuts The "King of Walnuts," ranked first in the nation, grows in Jianghe Village, Gucheng Town, approximately 25 kilometers east of Luonan County. According to research, the "King of Walnuts" is about 500 years old, stands 18.6 meters tall, has a trunk diameter (breast height) of 1.54 meters, a crown spread of 25 meters, and covers an area of 1.06 mu. Towering and straight, it soars high into the clouds, its leafy canopy majestic, laden with abundant fruit — a truly breathtaking sight. In 1980, the National Forestry Department officially named it the national "King of Walnuts" in its internal walnut documentation.
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