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large Tsuga seeds

16 years ago

Hi All

I have some Tsuga chinensis seeds however they are

large for T chinensis. I also have some T chinensis

seeds from another source.I asked what part of China

the large Tsuga chinensis seeds came from and was

told they were collected in Sichuan could these seeds

be from a different species of Hemlock any info

would be much appreciated.

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Comments (3)

pineresin
16 years ago
Can you post a photo of them? Or at least measurements and colour.

Resin
torreya-2006
Original Author
16 years ago
Resin

I took measurements of both seeds

The small seeds are brown 3mm long/0.1in

The large seeds are light brown 4mm long/0.2in
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pineresin
16 years ago
Thanks! That's within the range of variation recorded, so no reason why they shouldn't be true to name.

Resin

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