american hackberry

• Nombre común de Celtis occidentalis, un árbol caducifolio nativo de América del Norte, conocido por su corteza verrugosa característica y pequeñas bayas de color púrpura oscuro, comestibles y dulces. El árbol se encuentra a menudo en paisajes urbanos y rurales.

A common name for Celtis occidentalis, a deciduous tree native to North America, known for its distinctive warty bark and small, dark purple berries that are edible and sweet. The tree is often found in urban and rural landscapes.

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   A deciduous tree native to North America, known for its edible berries and rough bark.

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   • The American hackberry grows well in urban environments.
   • Birds are attracted to the small fruits of the hackberry tree.
   • The bark of the American hackberry has a distinctive warty texture.