Celtis jessoensis

The Celtis jessoensis, commonly known as the Japanese hackberry, is a distinguished member of the Celtis genus renowned for its unique botanical features. This deciduous tree boasts an elegant silhouette with a moderate canopy, making it a striking addition to any landscape. The Celtis jessoensis leaves are ovate with serrated edges, exhibiting a rich green hue that transitions to vibrant shades in autumn, enhancing its ornamental appeal. Its bark is another notable characteristic; rough and fissured, it adds texture and depth to the tree's overall appearance. Native to East Asia, the Celtis jessoensis species originates from Japan, where it thrives in temperate climates. Identification of this tree is facilitated by its distinct leaf shape and bark texture, which distinguish it within the Celtis jessoensis characteristics. Its graceful form and seasonal color changes make it a favored choice for those seeking both beauty and botanical interest in native flora.

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