Celtis
E20398
Celtis is a genus of deciduous trees commonly known as hackberries, valued for their hardiness and small, berry-like fruits.
Aliases (5)
Statements (46)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
genus
→
plant taxon → |
| barkDescription |
generally gray bark
→
|
| clade |
Angiosperms
→
Eudicots → Rosids → |
| commonName |
hackberries
→
hackberry trees → |
| distribution |
subtropical regions
→
temperate regions → tropical regions → |
| ecologicalRole |
food source for birds
→
food source for small mammals → host plant for butterfly larvae → |
| family |
Cannabaceae
→
|
| fruitDescription |
small berry-like fruits
→
|
| fruitType |
drupe
→
|
| growthForm |
large tree
→
medium-sized tree → |
| hasSpecies |
Celtis africana
→
Celtis australis → Celtis laevigata → Celtis occidentalis → Celtis sinensis → |
| kingdom |
Plantae
→
|
| leafPersistence |
deciduous
→
|
| leafType |
broadleaf
→
|
| lifeForm |
deciduous tree
→
|
| nativeTo |
Northern Hemisphere
→
|
| order |
Rosales
→
|
| parentTaxon |
Cannabaceae
→
|
| photosyntheticPathway |
C3
→
|
| plantType |
woody plant
→
|
| pollination |
wind-pollinated
→
|
| reproduction |
sexual reproduction via seeds
→
|
| seedDispersal |
birds
→
mammals → |
| taxonRank |
genus
→
|
| tolerates |
drought
→
poor soils → urban conditions → |
| usedFor |
shade trees
→
street trees → |
| valuedFor |
hardiness
→
ornamental use → wildlife food → |