diospyros lotus การใช้

Another nickname of the American persimmon,'date-plum'also refers to a persimmon species found in South Asia, " Diospyros lotus ".
Since the 19th century, " kaki " partially replaced date-plum ( " Diospyros lotus ", also known as Caucasian persimmon ) in some countries in South Europe and West Asia, because " kaki " have bigger fruits than date-plum; cultivation in California began at that time.
Botanical candidates for the lotus tree include the date-plum ( " Diospyros lotus " ), which is a sub-evergreen tree native to Africa that grows to about 25 feet bearing yellowish green flowers, as well as " Ziziphus lotus ", a plant with an edible fruit closely related to the jujube, native to North Africa and the islands in the Gulf of Gabes such as Jerba.
It is a stratified forest, with a layer of very tall trees such as the endemic chestnut-leaved oak ( boland-mazu; Quercus castaneaefolia ), Siberian elm ( derakht-e-azad; Zelkova crenata ) and iron tree ( anjili; Parrotia persica ) and more common elms, maples, and hornbeams ( ulas ); a layer of smaller trees like the endemic Gleditchia caspica ( lilaki ), Diospyros lotus ( kalhu ), and Albizzia julibrissin ( shabkhosb ), boxwood ( shemshad ) in shady spots and all kinds of wild fruit trees; and an underwood with evergreen bushes such as Prunus laurocerasus ( jal ) and holly ( khas ), moss, wild vine, ivy, and other creeping plants.