Broussonetia papyrifera

The 'Paper Mulberry' from the Far East gains its common name from the Japanese use of its bark for paper making. In this country it forms a deciduous large shrub or small tree with hairy foliage, sometimes simple, sometimes deeply lobed like a mulberry (Morus). Male flowers drooping catkins, females round ball-like inflorescences followed by bizarre orange fruit.

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