In China, the tree of heaven has a long and rich history.

In research, some animals died after being given tree of heaven.

Until recently, tree of heaven was used only in folk medicine.

It is not known if tree of heaven is safe.

So they had a nurseryman take down the towering trees of heaven.

A maharuk, which the common folk called the "tree of heaven."

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of tree of heaven for these uses.

In foods, the young leaves of the tree of heaven are eaten.

Some women use tree of heaven for vaginal infections and menstrual pain.

In manufacturing, tree of heaven is used as insecticide.

The tree of heaven is found within a wide range of climatic conditions.

The tree in the title is the Tree of Heaven.

The tree of heaven, as ailanthus is commonly called, is native to China.

Mandar is an Indian given name, most often used as a male name, that means tree of heaven.

At this time there is not enough scientific information to determine an appropriate range of doses for tree of heaven.

Along the river that runs through here are ash trees, trees of heaven, willows and others.

In the United States, the most common ailanthus is the tree of heaven, native to China.

Tree of heaven is a plant.

It will describe how the Ailanthus altissima, the tree of heaven that once grew throughout the city, is disappearing.

Other chemicals found in tree of heaven might kill worms and parasites and have some effects against cancer cells.

Tree scholars ponder how this homely creature became known as the tree of heaven.

Like the Tree of Heaven, Brooklyn's inhabitants fight for the sun and air necessary to their survival.

Your blood and my blood is naught but the sap that feeds the tree of heaven."

The tree of heaven is Ailanthus altissima.

The appropriate dose of tree of heaven depends on several factors such as the user's age, health, and several other conditions.