Haloxylon ammodendron seeds

shrub or small tree;
Plant: up to 9 meters tall;
Stem: Bark grayish white;
Branches: Old branches are grey-brown or light yellow-brown, often with annular fissures; current-year branches are thin, ascending or drooping, with internodes 0.4-1.2 cm long and about 1.5 mm in diameter;
Leaves: Leaves are scale-shaped, broadly triangular, slightly spread, with blunt apex and no awn tip;
Flowers: Flowers are borne on the short lateral branches of biennial branches; the bracts are navicular, almost as long as the perianth, with membranous edges; the perianth is oblong and has a blunt apex, growing on the lower 1/3 of the apex on the back. Wing-like appendages; wing-like appendages reniform to oblong, 5-8 mm wide, obliquely or flatly extended, with wavy or corrugated edges, heart-shaped or wedge-shaped base; upper parts of perianth wings slightly incurved and clasping Fruit, disk inconspicuous;
Fruit: The cell fruit is yellowish brown;
Seed: The seed is black, about 2.5 mm in diameter; the blastoderm is gyro-shaped and dark green;