What is Celtis?

Celtis is a genus of deciduous trees belonging to the Cannabaceae family, which contains 60 to 70 species. Many types of Celtis are highly valued as ornamental trees and can therefore be found in botanical gardens across North America, while other species face extinction due to loss of habitat. These medium -sized trees can be found all around the mild areas of the northern hemisphere. It carries a small drupes as a fruit and the trees themselves are generally consumed caterpillars of the order of adhesive. It has very similar leaves of the ELM tree and one can identify a hackberry from different warts and ridges on the bark. During the summer, this tree produces fruit drupe; Some examples of Drupes are olives and mangoes. In North America, the tree is very popular as a gentle accent or a shaded full and charming crown, the ability to survive extreme weather conditions and its fruit that attracts many animals.

Celtis tEnnuifolia or the dwarf Hackberry comes from the Eastern states of the United States. This species is often wrong with the more common Celtis occidentalis , but it can be easily identified if it knows what to look for. For example, warts or Common Hackberry trunk are never present at the dwarf hackberry. The hackerry dwarf also prefers very dense growth, while other species are doing best in open spaces. This species is pollinated with wind and fruits spread around small birds and occasional mammals.

usually a cultivated species, Celtis Reticulata , also known as Texas Sugarberry, Palo Blanco and Netleaf Hackberry, is much smaller than most species belonging to this family. It is a protorportant tree for birds and certain types of moths. Birds eat the fruit of the fruit of the tree and caterpillar on its leaves.

Celtis Luzonica is a species that comes from the Philippines, but since 2010 it has been classified as vulnerable due to the loss of habitats. A rapid decline in its number is due to PRa thing of cultivation and logging in the country. A certain effort to monitor the reproduction of the species has been developed, and the Philippine scientists were interested in finding the treatment of fungi resistant resistant, which can affect the species.