Carpinus betulus

Carpinus betulus is a deciduous tree species native to France and other parts of Europe. It has gray, smooth bark when young, oval-shaped, serrated dark green leaves, and produces inconspicuous flowers and winged fruits. It is popular for landscaping, grows in a wide range of soil conditions, and is commonly found in many regions of France.

Carpinus betulus has several practical uses. Its wood is hard and strong, making it useful for furniture, tool handles, and other wood products. The tree is also popular for landscaping and is often used as a hedge or screen. Additionally, Carpinus betulus has been used for medicinal purposes, particularly in traditional European medicine, where it has been used to treat a variety of ailments, including fevers, kidney stones, and respiratory problems.