Broussonetia papyrifera

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Fallen autumn leaves of the Paper. Mulberry (<i>Broussonetia papyrifera</i>), a deciduous shrub or tree to 15m tall. Native to Japan and China, it has catkin flowers and orange-red fruit. The inner bark fibres make fine paper. The leaves of young plants may be a simple broad lance-shape as shown here. This sometimes lasts into adulthood, but most mature tree have foliage with three very distinctive lobes. broussonetia-2609htm'>Broussonetia. Order: Rosales, Family: Moraceae
 

Fallen autumn leaves of the Paper. Mulberry (Broussonetia papyrifera), a deciduous shrub or tree to 15m tall. Native to Japan and China, it has catkin flowers and orange-red fruit. The inner bark fibres make fine paper. The leaves of young plants may be a simple broad lance-shape as shown here. This sometimes lasts into adulthood, but most mature tree have foliage with three very distinctive lobes. broussonetia-2609htm'>Broussonetia. Order: Rosales, Family: Moraceae
 

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