The pagoda tree, which is around 70 years old, sits in the centre of Mitcham’s Canons heritage site in Merton, south London (Picture: Mitcham Cricket Green Community and Heritage) ...

Japanese pagoda trees exposed to more artificial light had lower levels of nutrients like phosphorus: where Japanese pagoda leaves had more nutrients, more herbivory occurred.

To test this, they selected two common species of street tree: Japanese pagoda and green ash trees. Although these trees are similar in many ways, Japanese pagoda trees have smaller, softer leaves ...

On Japanese pagoda trees, the amount of leaf damage was 2.1 per cent in areas with streetlights and 5.3 per cent in dark areas, while the amount of leaf damage on green ash trees was 2 per cent ...

Although these trees are similar in many ways, Japanese pagoda trees have smaller, softer leaves which herbivores prefer. The scientists identified 30 sampling sites spaced by roughly 100 meters ...

Hoang An Pagoda, located on Pho Islet along the Dong Nai River, is not only a spiritual sanctuary but also home to a priceless 300-year-old Dipterocarpus alatus tree, revered as a living treasure. A ...

Hung Long Pagoda, built centuries ago, was renovated in 2018. The 200-year-old Indian almond tree shades the village road beside the bell tower. The tree's thick trunk shows signs of centuries of ...

The Pagoda Tree, which is around 70-years-old, sits in the centre of Mitcham’s Canons heritage site in Merton, south London.