Species in the genus Broussonetia:

Broussonetia papyrifera / Kajinoki カジノキ

Broussonetia papyrifera, a deciduous tree, has long been cultivating materials for traditional Japanese paper and grows wild in fields and mountains, with gray-brown barks and yellow-brown lenticels. Current branches have dense, velvety hairs on them. Leaves are opposite; blades measure 10-20cm long, 7-14cm wide, ovate, right-side and left-side irregular, varying from no cuts to 3-5 deep cuts, with obtuse serrations on margins. Surfaces have sparse, short hairs, and backsides have dense, velvety hairs. Flowers are dioecious; male inflorescence and female ones occur from the new branch's axils. Fruit (multiple) is spherical, 2-3cm in diameter, and matures orange-red in July-August. Bloom time: May-June.