Sugar

Sugar eucalyptus tree is a perennial deciduous tree, up to 30-40 meters high, chest diameter 60-100 cm. Native to North America, mostly Canada, Canada is known as the "country of eucalyptus trees."

every autumn wind to send cool, the pieces of eucalyptus trees hung with bright red leaves, like a brilliant sunrise, very beautiful. Canadians regard the magnificent leaves of eucalyptus trees as a national treasure, and their national flags and emblems are painted with red eucalyptus leaves, which have become the symbol and national flower of Canada.

eucalyptus tree is one of the world's three major sugar woody plants. It is rich in sugar. Generally more than 15 years of sugar eucalyptus tree can be cut tree juice. Every spring, Canadians start cutting sugar eucalyptus juice, punching holes in the trunk, plugging in pipes, and letting white tree juice flow down the pipe into the collection bucket. Each hole collects more than 100 kg of tree fluid. The sugar content of this tree liquid is 0.5%-7%, which can be as high as 10%. A 15-year-old sugar eucalyptus tree that produces two or three grams of sugar a year. Each tree can produce sugar continuously for 50 years, some up to more than a hundred years.

syrup made from sugar eucalyptus sap, sweet as honey, commonly known as "maple sugar." Its main component is sucrose, the rest of which is glucose and fructose, which are highly nutritious and comparable to honey. Maple sugar has a wide range of uses and can be used in the food industry in addition to food. Canada's maple sugar production is the world's largest, exported to foreign countries.

there is also a sugar-producing tree in Cambodia called "sugar brown", known as "bao tree". But its sugar juice does not flow out of the trunk, but from the flower sequence cut sugar brown juice, can flow 3 bamboo barrels a day, can be six months in a row. A large tree can produce more than 50 kg of sugar in 1 year.