What is another word for Ulmus Carpinifolia?
Pronunciation: [ˈʌlməs kˌɑːpɪnɪfˈə͡ʊli͡ə] (IPA) 
Ulmus carpinifolia, commonly known as the smooth-leaved elm, is a deciduous tree species that is native to Europe and western Asia. The tree is characterized by its smooth, serrated leaves, and is highly valued for its timber. Synonyms for this tree species include Ulmus carpinifolia var. corylifolia, Ulmus collina, and Ulmus minor subsp. carpinifolia. The tree is also commonly referred to as the hornbeam-leaved elm due to the similarity of its leaves to those of the hornbeam tree. Other common names include English elm and field elm. Despite its popularity as a timber species, the smooth-leaved elm has been threatened by Dutch elm disease in recent years.
