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{{Key Start | id = UKST-TEST
 | title = Key to common UK street trees
 | language    = en
 | creators    = Bob Press
 | scope       = Britain
 | description = The key allows quick but reliable identification of common urban street trees in the UK. Please make comments on the discussion page of this key (see tab above page) or send suggestions to [http://www.nhm.ac.uk/about-us/contact-enquiries/forms/emailform.jsp?recip=jrp@nhm.ac.uk&business_title=Bob+Press&email_title=About+the+Urban+Tree+key Bob Press].
 | status      = '''Text completed, illustrations incomplete, Species page incomplete (species links in red are not yet created).'''
 | edited by         = Bob Press, G. Hagedorn (formatting and minor adaptations)
 | general review by = 
 | nomreview  by     = 
 | expert review by  = 
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{{Decision S2 |1| text 1= Leaves scale-like and often overlapping | next 1 = 2
 | image 1a = File:Calocedrus decurrens-leaves.jpg
 | caption 1a = Scale-like leaves (''Calocedrus decurrens'')
 | image 1b = File:Cupressus nootkatensis 5879.JPG
 | caption 1b = Scale-like leaves (''Cupressus nootkatensis'')
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves broader, not scale-like or overlapping | next 2 = 3}}
{{Decision S2 |2| text 1= Foliage with white markings beneath, the smallest twigs on a branch all spreading in one plane; fruiting cones 7-9 mm, each cone-scale with a small spine in the centre
 | result 1 = Lawson Cypress
 | resultqualifier 1 = ''Chamaecyparis lawsoniana''
 | image 1a = File:Chamaecyparis_lawsoniana_fruits_close_up.jpg
 | caption 1a = Female cones
 | image 1m = File:Chamaecyparis-lawsoniana.JPG
 | label m = 
 | caption m = Female cones
 | image 1n = File:Chamaecyparis_lawsoniana1.JPG
 | label n = 
 | caption n = Habit of tree
 | image 1o = File:Chamaecyparis_lawsoniana3.jpg
 | label o = 
 | caption o = Habit of tree
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Foliage without white markings beneath, the smallest twigs on a branch  spreading in all directions; fruiting cones 15-20 mm, each cone-scale with a large conical spine in the centre
 | result 2 = Leyland Cypress
 | resultqualifier 2 = ''Cupressocyparis × leylandii''
 | image 2a = File:Cupressocyparis_leylandii_cone_JR_Press.jpg
 | caption 2a = Branchlets 
 | image 2m = File:Leyland Cypress.jpg
 | label m = 
 | caption m = Branchlets and cone 
 | image 2n = File:Cupressocyparis leylandii.jpg
 | label n = 
 | caption n = Habitus of tree
}}
{{Decision S2 |3| text 1= Leaves opposite | next 1 = 4 
 | description 1=When leaves are borne in pairs, with one leaf on either side of the stem, they are ''opposite''. The pairs all line up so the shoot has two rows of leaves. Sometimes the pairs alternate so that the shoot has four rows of leaves. They are said to be ''opposite and decussate''. Even if there are no leaves of the tree, you can tell how they will be arranged by looking at the leaf buds.
 | image 1m = File:opposite_leaves_JR_Press.jpg
 | caption m = Twig with leaves opposite.
 | image 1n = File:Fraxinus-excelsior-09-01-2008-172b.jpg
 | caption n = The buds on this ash twig show the leaves will be opposite and decussate.
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves alternate | next 2 = 13
 | description 2=When leaves are borne first on one side of the stem, then on the other, they are ''alternate''. Spirally arranged leaves may also be referred to as alternate. ven if there are no leaves of the tree, you can tell how they will be arranged by looking at the leaf buds.
 | image 2m = File:alternate_leaves_JR_Press.jpg
 | caption m = Twig with alternate leaves. }}
{{Decision S2 |4| text 1= Leaves simple, though often deeply lobed | next 1 = 5 
 | result 1 = Maples | resultqualifier = ''Acer'' species
 | description 1=A simple leaf is one where the blade forms a continuous surface i.e. it may be lobed or toothed, but is not divided into completely separate units. For a range of simple leaf types, see the glossary at the end of the key.
 | image 1m = File:simple_entire_leaf_JR_Press_glossary_6.jpg
 | caption m = Simple, entire leaf.
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves compound, divided into completely separate leaflets | next 2 = 9
 | description 2=A compound leaf has the blade divided into three or more completely separate units. For a range of compound leaf types, see the glossary at the end of the key.
 | image 2m = File:Palmate_leaf_JR_Press_glossary_1.jpg
 | caption m = This leaf has separate leaflets: it is compound.
 | image 2n = File:palmately_lobed_leaf_JR_Press_glossary_2.jpg
 | caption n = This leaf has lobes but not leaflets; it is simple.}}
{{Decision S2 |5| text 1= Leaves green above, silvery white beneath
 | result 1 = Silver Maple
 | resultqualifier 1 = ''Acer saccharinum''
 | image 1a = File:Daniel_Fuchs.CC-BY-SA.Acer_saccharinum.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves of similar green on both sides | next 2 = 6}}
{{Decision S2 | 6| text 1= Leaf lobes with numerous, small teeth; flowers in pendent clusters; fruits with wings more or less forming a right angle (at 90º to each other)
 | result 1= Sycamore
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Acer pseudoplatanus''
 | image 1a = File:Acer_pseudoplatanus5_ies.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaf lobes entire, or with few, large teeth; flowers in erect clusters; fruits with wings horizontal (at 180º to each other) or nearly so | next 2 = 7
 | image 2a = File:Acer_platanoides_fruit_black_background_JR_Press.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 7| text 1= Leaves up to 8 cm long, lobed more than half-way to the base, the lobes with rounded tips; flowers appearing with the leaves
 | result 1 = Field Maple
 | resultqualifier 1 = ''Acer campestre''
 | image 1a = File:Acer_campestre_single_leaf_grey_background_JR_Press.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves > 8 cm long, lobed less than half-way to the base, the lobes with pointed tips; flowers appearing before the leaves
 | next 2 = 8}}
{{Decision S2 | 8| text 1= Leaf lobes toothed
 | result 1= Norway Maple
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Acer platanoides''
 | image 1a = File:Acer_platanoides_single_leaf_grey_background_R_Press.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaf lobes entire
 | result 2 = Cappadocian Maple
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Acer cappadocicum''
 | image 2a = File:Acer_cappadocicum_single_leaf_grey_background_JR_Press.jpg }}
{{Decision S2 | 9| text 1= Leaves palmately divided, the leaflets radiating from a central point | next 1 = 10
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves pinnately divided, the leaflets in two rows | next 2 = 11}}
{{Decision S2 | 10| text 1= Flowers mostly white, with red and yellow blotches; fruits with numerous, sharp spines; winter buds very sticky
 | result 1= Horse-chestnut 
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Aesculus hippocastanum''
 | image 1a = File:Aesculus_hippocastanum_fruits_JR_Press_726a.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Flowers red or bright pink; fruits with few, if any, blunt spines; winter buds not sticky
 | result 2= Red Horse-chestnut
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Aesculus carnea''
 | image 2a = File:Aesculus_carnea_fruits_JR_Press_724a.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 11| text 1= Fruits 1 per stalk | next 1 = 12
 | image 1a = File:Fraxinus_excelsior_fruit_grey_background_JR_Press.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Fruits paired on each stalk
 | result 2= Ash-leaved Maple
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Acer negundo''
 | image 2a = File:Acer_platanoides_fruit_grey_background_JR_Press.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 12| text 1= Leaves with 7-13 leaflets; flowers appearing after the leaves, purplish, without sepals or petals; fruits 2.5-5 cm long
 | result 1= Ash
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Fraxinus excelsior''
 | image 1a = File:Fraxinus_excelsior_flowers_4a_JR_Press.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves with 5-9 leaflets; flowers appearing after the leaves, white, with 4 narrow petals; fruits 1-5-2.5 long
 | result 2= Manna Ash
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Fraxinus ornus''
 | image 2a = File:Fraxinus_ornus_flowers_160a_JR_Press.jpg }}
{{Decision S2 | 13| text 1= Leaves compound, with at least one pair of separate leaflets | next 1 = 14
 | description 1=A compound leaf has the blade divided into three or more completely separate units. For a range of compound leaf types, see the glossary at the end of the key.
 | image 1m = File:Palmate_leaf_JR_Press_glossary_1.jpg
 | caption 1m = This leaf has separate leaflets: it is compound.
 | image 1n = File:palmately_lobed_leaf_JR_Press_glossary_2.jpg | caption n = This leaf has lobes but not leaflets; it is simple.
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves simple, sometimes lobed but not divided into separate leaflets | next 2 = 18
 | description 2=A simple leaf is one where the blade forms a continuous surface i.e. it may be lobed or toothed, but is not divided into completely separate units. For a range of simple leaf types, see the glossary at the end of the key.
 | image 2m = File:simple_entire_leaf_JR_Press_glossary_6.jpg
 | caption 2m = Simple, entire leaf.}}
{{Decision S2 | 14| text 1= Twigs spiny; flowers with 5 unequal petals, pea-like
 | result 1= False Acacia
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Robinia pseudoacacia''
 | image 1a = File:Robinia_pseudoacacia_stilplar_thorns_JR_Press_836b.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Twigs not spiny; flowers with 5, equal petals, not pea-like | next 2 = 15}}
{{Decision S2 | 15| text 1= Leaves completely divided into 6 or more pairs of leaflets
 | result 1= Rowans
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Sorbus'' species | next 1 = 16
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Lower part of leaf divided into 1-4 pairs of leaflets, upper part lobed but not completely divided | next 2 = 17
 | image 2a = File:Sorbus_hybrida_single_leaf_grey_background_JR_Press.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 16| text 1= Ripe fruits entirely orange-red to vermillion-red (occasionally yellow), with yellow pulp
 | result 1= Orange-/Vermillion-fruited Rowans
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Sorbus'' species
 | image 1a = File:Sorbus_aucuparia_fruits_JR_Press.JPG 
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Ripe fruits white to pink or crimson, with white pulp
 | result 2= White-/Pink-/Crimson-fruited Rowans
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Sorbus'' species
 | image 2a = File:Sorbus_glabrescens.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 17| text 1= Leaves with 1-2 pairs of leaflets, matt green above, grey-white woolly beneath; ripe fruit scarlet
 | result 1= Swedish Service-tree
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Sorbus hybrida''
 | image 1a = File:Sorb-hybr.jpg.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves with 1-4 pairs of leaflets, glossy green above, thinly white hairy beneath; ripe fruit brownish-red
 | result 2= Thuringian Service-tree
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Sorbus thuringiaca''}}
{{Decision S2 | 18| text 1= Leaves evergreen, often spiny
 | result 1= Evergreen Oak
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Quercus ilex''
 | image 1a = File:Quercus_ilex_leaves_black_background_JR_Press_811a.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves deciduous, never spiny | next 2 = 19}}
{{Decision S2 | 19| text 1= Twigs spiny (spines sometimes very few) | next 1 = 20
 | image 1a = File:Crataegus_persimilis_spines_JR_Press_425.JPG
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Twigs not spiny | next 2 = 24}}
{{Decision S2 | 20| text 1= Leaves not lobed; spines on twigs 3-8 cm | next 1 = 21
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves lobed to more than one-third of the way to the base; spines on twigs 1-2.5 cm | next 2 = 23}}
{{Decision S2 | 21| text 1= Leaves with a rounded or bluntly pointed tip, completely hairless beneath; flower and fruit stalks hairless
 | result 1= Cockspur-thorn
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Crataegus crus-galli''
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves with an acute tip, hairy at least on veins beneath; flower and fruit stalks hairy | next 2 = 22}}
{{Decision S2 | 22| text 1= Leaves with whitish hairs scattered over the whole of the lower surface; flowers c. 2.5 cm across; ripe fruits orange-red
 | result 1= Hybrid Cockspur-thorn
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Crataegus'' x ''lavallei''
 | image 1a = File:Crataegus_lavallei_fruits_JR_Press_C1.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves with hairs on the veins of the lower surface only; flowers c. 1.5 cm across; ripe fruits red
 | result 2= Broad-leaved Cockspur-thorn
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Crataegus persimilis''
 | image 2a = File:Crataegus_persimilis_fruits_JR_Press_818.JPG}}
{{Decision S2 | 23| text 1= Leaves usually with 5-7 lobes, the largest reaching more than two-thirds of the way to the midrib; flowers always white; styles and nutlets 1
 | result 1= Hawthorn
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Crataegus monogyna''
 | image 1a = File:Crataegus_monogyna_single_leaf_grey_background_JR_Press_576a.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves usually with 3 lobes, the largest reaching less than two-thirds of the way to the midrib; flowers white, red or pink; styles and nutlets 2-3
 | result 2= Midland Hawthorn
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Crataegus laevigata''
 | image 2a = File:Crataegus_laevigata_single_leaf_grey_background_JR_Press_3.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 24| text 1= Leaves lobed | next 1 = 25
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves sometimes toothed but not lobed | next 2 = 30}}
{{Decision S2 | 25| text 1= Leaves palmately lobed
 | result 1= London Plane | resultqualifier = ''Platanus'' x ''hispanica''
 | image 1a = File:Platanus_hispanica_single_leaf_black_background_JR_Press_706a.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves pinnately lobed | next 2 = 26
 | image 2a = File:Quercus_cerris_folliage.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 26| text 1= Leaves lobed to less than one-third of way to midrib; underside with a thick felt of hairs | next 1 = 27
 | result 1= Whitebeams
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Sorbus'' species
 | image 1a = File:Sorbus_intermedia_leaf_JR_Press_626.JPG
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves lobed at least one-third of way to midrib; underside sometimes hairy but not thickly felted | next 2 = 28
 | result 2= Oaks | resultqualifier 2= ''Quercus'' species}}
{{Decision S2 | 27| text 1= Leaves whitish or silvery hairy beneath
 | result 1= Whitebeam
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Sorbus aria''
 | image 1a = File:Sorb-aria.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves greyish to yellowish hairy beneath
 | result 2= Swedish Whitebeam
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Sorbus intermedia''
 | image 2a = File:Sorb-int.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 28| text 1= Leaves with 7-9 pairs of blunt-tipped lobes, rough above, hairy beneath; acorn cup with spreading or reflexed scales
 | result 1= Turkey Oak
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Quercus cerris''
 | image 1a = File:Žir.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves with 3-5 pairs of whisker-tipped lobes, smooth and hairless on both sides; acorn cup with short, close-pressed scales | next 2 = 29
 | image 2a = File:Quercus_rubra_2008_07_06_(1).JPG}}
{{Decision S2 | 29| text 1= Leaves barely longer than wide, lobed c. half-way to midrib, shiny on both surfaces
 | result 1= Scarlet Oak
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Quercus coccinea''
 | image 1a = File:Quercus_coccinea_Fe1aJPG.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves much longer than wide, lobed c. two-thirds of way to midrib, matt on both surfaces
 | result 1= Red Oak
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Quercus rubra''
 | image 1a = File:Autumn Red Oak Leaf.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 30| text 1= Bark creamy white or silvery white | next 1 = 31
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Bark grey or brown | next 2 = 32}}
{{Decision S2 | 31| text 1= Bark silvery, developing black, diamond-shaped fissures with age; twigs and smaller branches weeping; leaf stalk hairless
 | result 1= Silver Birch
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Betula pendula''
 | image 1a = File:Betula_pendula_bark_JR_Press_870a.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Bark creamy white, peeling in thin sheets; twigs and smaller branches erect or drooping at tips only; leaf stalk hairy
 | result 2= White Himalayan Birch
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Betula jacquemontii''
 | image 2a = File:Betula_jacquemontii_barkJR_Press_622a.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 32| text 1= Tree weeping; leaves > 10 times as long as wide
 | result 1= Weeping Willow
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Salix ''x'' sepulchralis''
 | image 1a = File:Salix_sepulchralis_tree_JR_Press_443.JPG
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Tree not weeping; leaves < 10 x as long as wide | next 2 = 33}}
{{Decision S2 | 33| text 1= Leaves with wavy, entire margins
 | result 1= Beech
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Fagus sylvatica''
 | image 1a = File:Fagus_sylvatica_leaves_395a.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves with flat, toothed margins | next 2 = 34}}
{{Decision S2 | 34| text 1= Petals yellowish or absent; fruit dry | next 2 = 35
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Petals white, pink or red; fruit fleshy | next 2 = 42}}
{{Decision S2 | 35| text 1= Fruits resembling small woody cones which persist on the tree all year | next 1 = 36
 | image 1a = File:Alnus_cordata_fruits_JR_Press_749.JPG
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Fruits not cone-like, falling from the tree in autumn | next 2 = 37}}
{{Decision S2 | 36| text 1= Leaf margins toothed; cones in clusters of 1-3
 | result 1= Italian Alder
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Alnus cordata''
 | image 1a = File:Alnus_cordata_fruits_JR_Press_750.JPG
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaf margins doubly-toothed (the teeth themselves toothed); cones in clusters of 3-8
 | result 2= Common Alder
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Alnus glutinosa''
 | image 2a = File:Alnus_glutinosa_fruit_JR_Press_688.JPG}}
{{Decision S2 | 37| text 1= Flowers and fruits in pendent catkins; petals absent; fruits each with a membranous wing
 | result 1= Hornbeam | resultqualifier 1= ''Carpinus betulus''
 | image 1a = File:Carpinus_betulus_fruits_375.JPG
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Flowers and fruits in stalked clusters; petals present; entire fruit cluster attached to a single, membranous wing | 38
 | result 2= Limes
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Tilia'' species
 | image 2a = File:Tilia_petiolaris_fruits_JR_Press_854.JPG}}
{{Decision S2 | 38| text 1= Leaves hairless beneath except for tufts of hairs in the angles of veins; fruits not or only slightly ribbed
 | description 1=The distribution of hairs on the leaf is an important character for identifying limes. Look closely (use a handlens) at the underside of the leaf. Are the hairs scattered across the entire surface or confined to the angles between the veins?
 | image 1m = File:Tilia_x_europaea_leaf_hairs_JR_Press.jpg
 | caption 1m = Hairs confined to angles of veins.  | next 1 = 39
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves evenly hairy beneath; fruits strongly ribbed
 | description 2=The distribution of hairs on the leaf is an important character for identifying limes. Look closely (use a handlens) at the underside of the leaf. Are the hairs scattered across the entire surface or confined to the angles between the veins?
 | image 2m =  File:Tilia_platyphyllos_leaf_hairs_JR_Press_878.JPG
 | caption 2m = Hairs scattered across the whole lower surface of the leaf. | next 2 = 40
 |image 2a = File:Geschlossene_Blütenknospen_der_Sommerlinde.JPG }}
{{Decision S2 | 39| text 1= Leaves with matt upper surface, the hairs in the vein angles beneath whitish; fruit rounded at both ends
 | result 1= Common Lime
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Tilia ''x ''europaea''
 | image 1a = File:Tilia_x_europaea_leaf_hairs_JR_Press.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves with glossy upper surface; the hairs in the vein angles beneath reddish; fruit tapering at both ends
 | result 2= Caucasian Lime
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Tilia'' x ''euchlora''
 |image 2a = File:Tilia_x_euchlora_leaf_hairs_JR_Press_2.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 40| text 1= Leaves green on both surfaces
 | result 1= Large-leaved Lime
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Tilia platyphyllos''
 | image 1a = File:Tilia_platyphyllos.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves dark green above, silvery white beneath | next 2 = 41}}
{{Decision S2 | 41| text 1= Branches weeping
 | result 1= Weeping Silver Lime
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Tilia'' 'Petiolaris'
 | image 1a = File:Tilia_petiolaris_tree_JR_Press_277.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Branches not weeping
 | result 2= Silver Lime
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Tilia tomentosa''}}
{{Decision S2 | 42| text 1= Flowers with 3-5 styles; fruit with several seeds; bark without horizontal bands of pores | next 1 = 43
 | result 1= Crabs
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Malus'' species
 | image 1a = File:Malus_purpurea_halved_fruit_JR_Press.JPG
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Flowers with a single style; fruits with a single seed (stone); bark often with conspicuous horizontal bands of pores (lenticels) | 46
 | result 2= Cherries
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Prunus'' species
 |image 2a = File:Prunus_cerasifera_halved_fruit_JR_Press.JPG}}
{{Decision S2 | 43| text 1= Leaves strongly tinged with purple; flowers dark or ruby red; fruit purplish red
 | result 1= Purple Crab
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Malus purpurea''
 | image 1a = File:Malus_purpurea_42a_flowers_JRPress.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves green; flowers pink or white; fruits red or yellow | next 2 = 44}}
{{Decision S2 | 44| text 1= Leaves hairy beneath; flowers pale pink fading to white, usually with 4 styles; fruits yellow
 | result 1= Japanese Crab
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Malus floribunda''
 | image 1a = File:Malus_floribunda_(Japanese_crabapple).jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaves hairless or hairy only on the veins beneath; flowers white, with 5 styles; fruits flushed with or entirely red | next 2 = 45}}
{{Decision S2 | 45| text 1= Fruits < 1 cm long, globose to ellipsoid
 | result 1= Siberian Crab
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Malus baccata''
 | image 1a = File:Malus_baccata_var_hymalaica1.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Fruits c. 3.5 cm long, conical
 | result 2= Malus ‘John Downie’}}
{{Decision S2 | 46| text 1= Flowers and fruits arranged in spreading or drooping spikes of 10 or more
 | result 1= Bird Cherry
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Prunus padus''
 | image 1a = File:Prunus_padus_flowers.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Flowers and fruits solitary or in clusters of 10 or less | next 2 = 47
 | image 2a = File:Prunus_serrulata_2005_spring_026.jpg}}
{{Decision S2 | 47| text 1= Leaf margin with blunt and rounded teeth; flowers solitary, rarely in clusters of 2-3; fruit 2-3 cm
 | result 1= Cherry-plum
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Prunus cerasifera''
 | image 1a = File:Prunus_cerasifera_fruit_JR_Press_904.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaf margin with sharply pointed teeth; flowers in clusters of 2-6; fruit < 1.5 cm | next 2 = 48}}
{{Decision S2 | 48| text 1= Leaf margin with teeth gradually narrowed into a long point tipped with a long, fine bristle
 | result 1= Japanese Cherry
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Prunus serrulata''
 | image 1a = File:Prunus_serrulata_marginal_teeth_JR_Press.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaf margin with teeth rounded or narrowed into a point but not tipped with a long bristle | next 2 = 49
 | image 2a = }}
{{Decision S2 | 49| text 1= Leaf stalk hairy; flowers generally pink, the stalk 1 cm
 | result1 = Spring Cherry
 | resultqualifier 1= ''Prunus subhirtella''
 | image 1a = File:Prunus_subhirtella_a2.jpg
 | alt 2 = - | text 2= Leaf stalk hairless; flowers white, the stalk 2-5 cm
 | result 2= Wild Cherry
 | resultqualifier 2= ''Prunus avium''
 | image 2a = File:Sweet_cherry_flower.jpg}}
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