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Chinese pistache trees (Pistacia chinensis), also called pistachio berry trees, are known for their bright red berries and colorful foliage. While the tree is not toxic to dogs, they can suffer gastrointestinal upset if they ingest part of it.Click to see full answer. Accordingly, do Chinese pistache trees have berries?Flowers: Produces panicles of greenish flowers in April and May, but they are not showy. The female pistache produces inedible red berries that birds enjoy in the fall. Most home owners prefer male trees to avoid the potential mess of the berries.Likewise, can you eat Chinese pistachios? They look as red and shiny as the apple Eve tasted in Eden, which should give you a hint about the wisdom of eating the berries of a Chinese pistachio (Pistacia chinensis). The tree is a backyard jewel, a lovely ornamental with astonishing fall colors, but the fruit should be eaten only by birds. are Chinese pistache trees messy? This is a very reliable tree with one true gift — sort of a Susan Boyle of the arboreal world. That gift is brilliant fall color: orange, red, sometimes yellow. For most of the year, Chinese pistache is so understated and well behaved (no messy fruit, broken branches, leaf drop) that no one notices it.Are pistachio leaves poisonous?When eaten, wilted leaves and seeds of certain pistachio trees are toxic to horses, according to researchers at the University of California, Davis. chinesis, which should be distinguished from P. vera, the most common species of the Pistacia genus.

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