जीनस एइलंथस के कई पर्णपाती एशियाई पेड़ों में से कोई भी

ailanthus's Usage Examples:

Ailanthus Vilmoriniana - Like the older species, a native of China, and remarkable for long, handsome, pinnate leaves.

Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus) - A Chinese hardy tree, thriving in the southern parts of England.

Among the noticeable Dicotyledons are the Myricaceae, Proteaceae, Laurineae, Bombax, the Judas-tree, Acacia, Ailanthus, while the most plentiful forms are the Araliaceae.

Merino sheep bred at the Cape of Good Hope have been found far better adapted for India than those imported from England; and while the Chinese variety of the Ailanthus silk-moth is quite hardy, the variety found in Bengal will only flourish in warm latitudes.

Recent additions are the eucalyptus, casuarina, Pinus pinea and ailanthus.

The so-called Ailanthus silk produced by Saturnia cynthia is woven at Lai-yang into a strong fabric; and the manufacture of the peculiar kind of wax obtained from the la-shu or wax-tree insect is largely carried on in the vicinity.

The Cynthia moth, Attacus cynthia, is domesticated as a source of silk in certain provinces of China, where it feeds on the Ailanthus glandulosa.

Other species of ailanthus are: A.

AILANTHUS (more correctly ailantus, from ailanto, an Amboyna word probably meaning "Tree of the Gods," or "Tree of Heaven"), a genus of trees belonging to the natural order Simarubaceae.

The ailanthus silkworm of Europe is a hybrid between A.

ailanthus's Meaning':

any of several deciduous Asian trees of the genus Ailanthus