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Prunus sargentii
is a deciduous tree inhabiting open forests or
edges in mountainous regions, growing to 10-15m in height, 40-50cm
in diameter, with some individuals to 20-25m tall, and 1m across.
Leaves are of alternate phyllotaxis, in the shape of an oblong to
obovate-oblong with the tips growing long in a tail way, and the
bases are heart- or orbicular-shaped. The leaf margins are serrated.
Flowers, red to light red, come in a clustering way at approximately
the same time as the leaves are beginning to develop. Flowers
April-May. |