What is another word for Ulmus Campestris Sarniensis?
Pronunciation: [ˈʌlməs kˈampɪstɹˌɪs sɑːnˈi͡ənsɪs] (IPA) 
Ulmus Campestris Sarniensis, also known as the English Elm, is a species of elm tree endemic to the United Kingdom. It is a tall deciduous tree that can grow up to 40 meters in height and is known for its tough, elmwood that is highly valued in furniture making. This majestic tree is also called "Scots Elm" (Ulmus montana), "Wych Elm" (Ulmus glabra), or "Smooth-leaved Elm" (Ulmus carpinifolia). These synonyms are used to identify the different variations of the English elm, which differ in their overall shape, leaf texture, and bark texture. Regardless of the name used, the English Elm is a beautiful tree that is an important part of the English countryside.
