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bare of leaves in the early months of the year.
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Tree Identification |
fagus sylvatica: |
Leaf: alternate; veins: alternate; oval with a point; very thin. paper like. |  |
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nuts/fruit: fairly small brown nutlets; look vaguely crablike. |
Flowers: not conspicuous | yellow, grow in pairs |
| bark: smooth and skin like. |
shape:
| grows to about 40 metres; round crown, symmetrical |
general: quite common in London and elsewhere. | |
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Location
Across the road on the east side of the church, on the corner between Cheapside and New Change, there are two. Marked red on map. |
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Trees of London A James Wilkinson Publication ©
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