Trees with ovoid leaves
Ovoid leaves are very common. also a large number of shrubs have ovoid leaves!
Apple-Tree
The apple tree leaf is dark green with asymmetrical leaf base. The leaf edges are bent upwards and serrated. Botanical name: Malus
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Pear
The leaves of the pear is summer green, ovoid and 2 – 12 cm (0.8 – 4.7 in). The leaf margin is serrated. The leaf arrangement is alternate. Botanical name: Pyrus communis
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European Crab Apple
The leaves of Crap apple tree are ovate, dark green, glossy with asymmetrical leaf base. The leaf margins are curved and serrated. Botanical name: Malus sylvestris
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Black Tupelo
The leaves of Black tupelo can vary in size and shape. The leaf shape is oval, elliptical or obovate. The leaf upsite is green and glossy. The leaf is 5-12 cm (2 – 4.7 in) long. The leaf margin is wavy and smooth. Botanical name: Nyssa sylvatica
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grey poplar
The leaf of grey poplar is round to ovoid and slightly lobed. The leaf underside is gray felty pilose. Botanical name: Populus × canescens
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Balsam Poplar
The balsam poplar leaves budding does smell. The leaf of balsam poplar grows up to 12 cm (4.72 in). It is tapered and the leaf edges are notched. Botanical name: Populus balsamifera
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Wild Cherry
The leaf of cherry is tapered and the leaf edges are serrated. At the leaf stalk are two nectar glands which you can see well. Botanical name: Prunus avium
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Hardy Rubber Tree
The leaf is oval, pointed with strong leaf veins, which are offset from one another. The petiole is short, the leaf margin is serrated and the leaf arrangement is alternate. Botanical name: Eucommia ulmoides
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Bird Cherry
The leaves of Hackberry are elliptic to obovate with a short petiole. The middle leaf vein is tomentose on the underside of the leaf. The leaf margin is serrate to notched. Botanical name: Prunus padus
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