Pop tree

"It is also called the Nipop tree, Niam tree, and Stir tree. It grows in mountain valleys or fields. It is about 20m high. The bark is grayish brown, and young branches have some hairs. The leaves are opposite each other, have long petioles, are oval-shaped, are 3 to 15 cm long, and are 2.5 to 6 cm wide. Although the edges are plain, the leaves of young shoots have double teeth. The outside is green, the back is light green, and the veins have light brown hairs." (From Doosan Encyclopedia Dupedia) Free to use this stockphoto and upvote is your good will