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==English==
 
==English==
 
===English name===
 
===English name===
*Chinese elm
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*Japanese zelkova
 
===Scientific name===
 
===Scientific name===
*''Ulmus parvifolia'' Jacq.
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*''Zelkova serrata'' (Thunb.) Makino
 
===Taxonomy===
 
===Taxonomy===
 
*Ulmaceae
 
*Ulmaceae
 
===Distribution===
 
===Distribution===
*Distributed over a wide area of ​​mainland China and the Korean Peninsula, Indochina Peninsula, Japan, and Taiwan. In Japan, it is mainly distributed in western Japan.
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*Distributed in East Asia. In Japan, it is found mostly in western Japan.
    
===Flowering season===
 
===Flowering season===
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===Commentary===
 
===Commentary===
*Deciduous tree of Ulmaceae. Hermaphrodite.
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*Monoecious, deciduous tree of the Ulmaceae family.
*Beautiful tree shape like an inverted broom, and often used for roadside trees and garden trees. Flowers bloom with the development of new leaves. Beautiful autumn leaves.
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*Beautiful tree shape like an inverted broom and often grown as an ornamental plant on the roadsides or in gardens. Flowers bloom as the new leaves develop. Outstanding autumn foliage.
 
*Characterized by the grain of the bark.
 
*Characterized by the grain of the bark.
*Designated as a symbol tree of the Faculty of Comprehensive Science.
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*Designated as the symbol tree of School of Integrated Arts and Sciences.
*It is widely planted on the Higashi-hiroshima campus, and is often planted from the Faculty of Education to the Faculty of Comprehensive Science and is called "Keyaki-dori" or "Zelkova Street".
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*Widely planted in Higashi-hiroshima campus, with many growing from School of Education to School of Integrated Arts and Sciences, also known as “Keyaki-dori” or “Zelkova Street”.
    
==中文==
 
==中文==

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