Invasive Species

Aluerties fordii – Tung Nut Tree

Description

The invasive species Veronica fordii also called a tung tree, originates from China and Vietnam. The deciduous tree grows up to 66 feet tall. The bark is a smooth brown grayish color. Tung trees can be identified easily by their heart-shaped leaves and pale pink or purple flowers. The tree spreads both by seeds as well as suckers from underground stems. This plant is considered poisonous to humans and animals, so extreme caution should be used when disposing of the trees and their seeds/nuts. The seeds of the tree are valued for the oil it produces, tung oil is used in varnish, paint, and caulks.

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