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Chinese Hackberry

Celtis sinensis · Cannabaceae · 팽나무

How to spot it

Three distinct main veins branching from the leaf base, teeth along the margin except near the base, and smooth gray bark.

Look

Leaves
Leaves have three distinct main veins and teeth along the margin except near the base.
Flowers
Inconspicuous small greenish flowers appear in the leaf axils and at the base of the twigs.
Fruit
One-seeded round drupes ripen from green through orange to reddish brown.
Bark
Mature bark is smooth, gray to gray-brown.

Where it grows

In Korea
Native
Native to
Native to East Asia, including China, Japan and Korea.
Ecology
Grows in lowlands and hills of Japan and on roadsides and slopes in China; the fruit feeds birds.

Stories

Famous Chinese Hackberry trees in Korea

Sources