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Common hornbeam(Carpinus betulus), is a deciduous broadleaf tree species. It typically reaches a height of 20–25 m; its trunk is grooved and uneven. The bark is gray, thin and smooth, remaining uncracked throughout the tree’s life. Buds are pointed, reddish-brown in color, arranged obliquely along the shoots, with margins of the scales ciliate. Young shoots and leaf stalks are hairy. Leaf and Fruit Morphology Leaves are 7–14 cm long, alternately arranged and wedge-shaped at the base. Margins are