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Lower altitude, light forests, shrub or tree growing to a height of 0.5m to 30m, thickets, requires partial shade, is demanding on nutrients
Habitus: Bark smooth when young, furrowed later. Young branches thin, bare or slightly hairy, later often with cork strips, bark smooth, grey-brown
Leaf: Leaves long-stalked, blade elliptical to inverted ovate, irregular, serrate to double-serrate on the edge.
Flower: blooms in March and April, inflorescences 10–30-flowered, contracted bundles. Petals in number 4–6. The fruit is achenes with a membranous edge.
Fruit: flat winged achene, ripens in May
Food plant for the elm spurge butterfly
Decorative wood
Revitalization of industrial zones
Generative
Ademuz, Albo-Dentata, Amplifolia, Argenteo-Variegata, Atinia, Atinia Pyramidalis, Atinia Variegata, Bea Schwarz, Biltii, Christine Buisman, Concavaefolia, Coritana, Corky Cloud, Cretensis, Cucullata, Cucullata Variegata, Dehesa de Amaniel, Dehesa de la Villa, Dicksonii, Dijkwel, Erecta, Folia Alba-Punctata, Glandulosa, Goodyeri, Hoersholmiensis,Holmstruph, Hunnybunii, Hunnybunii pseudo-Stricta, Jos van Slycken, Laciniata, Lanuginosa, Majadahonda, Microphylla Pendula, Microphylla Purpurea, Microphylla Rubra, Monumentalis, Pendula, Picturata, Plotii, Propendens, Punctata, Purpurascens, Purpurea, Retiro, Reverti, Rugosa, Rueppellii, Sarniensis, Schuurhoek, Sowerbyi, Stricta, Suberosa, Umbraculifera, Umbraculifera Gracilis, Viminalis, Viminalis Aurea, Viminalis Betulaefolia, Viminalis Gracilis, Viminalis Incisa, Viminalis Marginata, Viminalis Pendula, Viminalis Pulverulenta, Viminalis Stricta, Virgata, Webbiana
fungi – Stegophora ulmea (spottines)
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