Elm

Ulmus spp.

• Height: up to 35 m
• Trunk: deeply furrowed bark
• Leaves: obovate to elliptical, with a distinctly asymmetrical attachment to the stem, more or less hairy, with a double-serrated margin, rustling
• Fruits/Seeds: roundish to ovate fruits, resembling wafer-thin leaflets with a seed in the center, occurring in clusters
• Other:  rare tree species, 3 species in Germany, difficult to distinguish

^{Photos: BUND Naturschutz in Bayern (1,2,3,4), Wolfgang Schödel (5,6)}