Cartoon "Smeshariki" is very kind, instructive, with a deep meaning. Children have something to learn from it, but is it true everything that is told there? Or is there still fiction in the children's serial film in addition to talking animals? Today we are not talking about the cartoon itself, but about the jamalistic tree, which was dedicated to one of its series under the name "Forbidden Fruit".
What does an addictive tree look like?
Reading the journal "Health", Sovunya found out an interesting fact: there is somewhere a jamalistic tree, the leaves of which, when chewed, give off a juice of strange taste. It is worth trying a leaf once, and you become dependent on its bitter taste. Losyos wondered if such a tree really existed, and he wanted to find it by all means. With the support of the bear Kopatych, he went in search of a marshy area where a strange plant was supposed to grow - and lo and behold! Discovered it! Everything turned out as Sovunya read: a tree on a thin trunk with a crown resembling a ball in shape. Losyash tasted its leaf and really could not refuse a nasty bitter taste. Other cartoon characters refused to try the jamalistic tree, unknown and incomprehensible.
The real plant world and its instances
Judging by the cartoon, the jamalistic tree is a plant on a thin trunk, medium height, decorated with a beautiful green leafy crown. Such a specimen can be found in marshy areas even in our latitudes, but quite rarely. We answer questions regarding the jamalist tree. Does it even exist? Where can I look at him? We categorically declare: no! Unfortunately or fortunately, the nature of such an instance simply did not come up. However, there are quite a few plants that resemble it not only in appearance, but also in properties.
Appearance Trees
With the rapid arrival in the modern world of landscape design culture, in other words, the planning and unusual design of the outdoor areas of private houses and not only, many unknown and interesting plants burst into our life, designed to bring beauty. Many of these plants are familiar to us, but designers offer them in an exclusive design. The crown of some trees is artificially trimmed spherically. As a result of mechanical action, they become similar to the Smesharikovskiy jamalist tree. Here are some of them:
- Forest beech.
- Wisteria.
- Lavson's cypress.
- Fatinia Frozer.
It is possible to enumerate trees that can be brought using a secateurs to look similar to the desired plant, endlessly. Now, designers have learned how to painlessly perform such procedures for a tree and improve the territory.
