Black Cherry

Black cherries are plants of the Rosaceae family and the Prunus genus. The bark is dark gray and rough; Branches dark gray; Bud ovate, hairy; Leaves are rhombohedral, elliptical, or elliptical in shape, with a pointed tip and a wide cherry shaped or circular base. The edges are heavily serrated, with sparse hairs on the top and soft hairs along the veins below; Leaves covered in needle like strips, fall early; raceme; The tube is bell shaped, the blade is triangular, and the edge has fine teeth; Round, white; Bracts ovate, with teeth; Stamens are numerous and of varying lengths; Carpel, sparse hairs at the base of the style, equal or slightly longer than the stamens; The fruit is small, oval in shape, with soft hairs, first purple red and then black; The fruit core is nearly round with wrinkles.