1. A tall Asian tree with fan-shaped leaves, widely planted as an ornamental; also called ginkgo.
Usage: Also spelled 'ginkgo' (more common in modern usage).; The tree is known for its distinctive yellow fall foliage and foul-smelling fruit.

Examples

• The jingko tree in our park turns brilliant gold every autumn.
• Jingko leaves are often used in traditional medicine.
• Many cities plant jingko trees along streets because they are hardy and pollution-resistant.
• The female jingko produces fruit with a notoriously unpleasant smell.
• Jingko is one of the oldest living tree species on Earth.