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Prunus avium (L.) L.  
Family: Rosaceae
[Cerasus avium var. amara Sosn., moreCerasus avium var. dulcis Sosn., Cerasus avium var. erythrocarpa Dierb., Cerasus avium var. melanocarpa Dierb., Cerasus avium var. sativa Dierb., Cerasus avium var. sylvestris Dierb., Cerasus dulcis P.Gaertn. & B.Mey. & Scherb., Cerasus nigra Mill., Druparia avium Clairv., Padus avium , Padus avium var. pubescens (Regel & Tiling) T.C.Ku & B.M.Barthol., Padus germanica Borkh., Padus vulgaris Borkh., Prunus avium var. microcarpa Mart., Prunus cerasus var. avium L.]
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Japan Flora: Tree with pyramidal crown and stout branches; leaves ovate- to obovate- oblong, 8-15 cm. long, 5-7 cm. wide, abruptly short-acuminate, irregularly obtuse-toothed, spreading-pilose beneath especially on nerves, the petioles 3-5 cm. long; flowers 3-5, in umbels, white; calyx-tube contracted above.  Apr.-May. Europe.

The cultivated edible cherry.

Prunus avium
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