Celtis koraiensis is a hackberry tree native to Korea and China. Its broad leaves have large teeth near the tip that can look like four or five points.
Appearance
Growth form
This deciduous tree can reach about 49 ft (15 m).
Leaves
The broad leaves are often widest near the tip. Coarse teeth there can look like four or five pointed lobes.
Fruit
The round fruits turn black and measure about ⅜–½ in (1–1.3 cm) across.
Where it lives
Typical habitats
wooded valleys
Range
It is native to Korea and parts of China. It is not native to the United States.