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Betula austrosinensis is a birch tree endemic to southern China, growing in broadleaf forests at 700 to 1,900 m. It reaches about 25 m tall and is grown mainly as a forest tree rather than a garden plant.
Betula austrosinensis (Chinese: 华南桦; pinyin: hua nan hua) is a species of birch that is endemic to China where it is found on elevation of 700–1,900 metres (2,300–6,200 ft). It occurs in the broaded-leaved forests of southern China.
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