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hackberries

Celtis

Celtis, commonly known as hackberries or nettle trees, is a genus of about 60–70 species of deciduous trees widespread in warm temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, in southern Europe, southern and eastern Asia, and southern and central North America, south to central Africa, and northern and central South America. The genus is present in the fossil record at least since the Miocene of Europe, and Paleocene of North America and eastern Asia.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

common hackberry

speciesCeltis occidentalis

sugar hackberry

speciesCeltis laevigata

Nettle tree

speciesCeltis australis

netleaf hackberry

speciesCeltis reticulata

Chinese Hackberry

speciesCeltis sinensis

spiny hackberry

speciesCeltis pallida

White Stinkwood

speciesCeltis africana

Dwarf Hackberry

speciesCeltis tenuifolia

Desert Hackberry

speciesCeltis tala

Nilgiri elm

speciesCeltis tetrandra

Spiny Hackberry

speciesCeltis iguanaea

Celtis flumeniana

speciesCeltis flumeniana

Chinese hackberry

speciesCeltis biondii

Investigator-tree

speciesCeltis paniculata

Celtis clausseniana

speciesCeltis clausseniana

Bunge's hackberry

speciesCeltis bungeana

Celtis nervosa

speciesCeltis nervosa

Stinking Wood

speciesCeltis timorensis

Caucasian hackberry

speciesCeltis caucasica

Wight's hackberry

speciesCeltis philippensis

Celtis spinosa

speciesCeltis spinosa

Celtis brasiliensis

speciesCeltis brasiliensis

Celtis chichape

speciesCeltis chichape

Celtis planchoniana

speciesCeltis planchoniana

Celtis orthacanthos

speciesCeltis orthacanthos

red-fruited white-stinkwood

speciesCeltis mildbraedii

Celtis koraiensis

speciesCeltis koraiensis

Celtis atlantica

speciesCeltis atlantica

Celtis glabrata

speciesCeltis glabrata

Celtis toka

speciesCeltis toka

Celtis caudata

speciesCeltis caudata

Celtis africana × sinensis

hybridCeltis africana × sinensis

Celtis triflora

speciesCeltis triflora

Julian hackberry

speciesCeltis julianae

Celtis alnifolia

speciesCeltis alnifolia

Celtis trinervia

speciesCeltis trinervia

Small's Hackberry

speciesCeltis smallii

Celtis tarijensis

speciesCeltis tarijensis

Rough-leaved White Stinkwood

speciesCeltis gomphophylla

lindheimer hackberry

speciesCeltis lindheimeri

Celtis conferta

speciesCeltis conferta

Celtis lancifolia

speciesCeltis lancifolia

Celtis boninensis

speciesCeltis boninensis

Japanese hackberry

speciesCeltis jessoensis

Celtis spinosissima

speciesCeltis spinosissima

oriental hackberry

speciesCeltis tournefortii

Celtis loxensis

speciesCeltis loxensis

Celtis gardneri

speciesCeltis gardneri

Celtis strychnoides

speciesCeltis strychnoides

Celtis serratissima

speciesCeltis serratissima

Celtis vandervoetiana

speciesCeltis vandervoetiana

Celtis madagascariensis

speciesCeltis madagascariensis

Celtis bifida

speciesCeltis bifida

Celtis australis × sinensis

hybridCeltis australis × sinensis

Celtis pacifica

speciesCeltis pacifica

Celtis tessmannii

speciesCeltis tessmannii

Celtis zenkeri

speciesCeltis zenkeri

Celtis hypoleuca

speciesCeltis hypoleuca

Celtis adolfi-friderici

speciesCeltis adolfi-friderici

Celtis pubescens

speciesCeltis pubescens

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