Trees with ovoid leaves
Ovoid leaves are very common. also a large number of shrubs have ovoid leaves!
The leaves are oblong to oblong-oval, gray-green to whitish shimmer. The leaf margin is smooth. The leaves are variable in shape depending on the age of the tree. Botanical name: Eucalyptus cocciferaInformation about the Tasmanian Swow gum
The leaves are ovate, green and the leaf edge is smooth. Botanical name: Eucalyptus paniculataInformation about the Grey Ironbark
The leaves are obovate to oblong and summer green. The leaf arrangement is altenate. The leaves form a rosette at the branch tip. The leaf margin is coarsely toothed. Botanical name: Quercus mongolicaInformation about the Mongolian Oak
The leaf of the oak is ovoid, up to 8 cm (3.2 in) long, serrate conspicuous and the leaf arrangement is alternate. Botanical name: Quercus trojanaInformation about the Macedonian Oak
The leaf of the paper mulberry can look very different. The young leaves are often lobed, while the older ones are ovate. The petiole is very long, and the leaf has a length of up to 20 cm (7.9 in). The leaves are alternate. Botanical name: Broussonetia papyriferaInformation about the Paper Mulberry
The leaves are heart-shaped to oval and will be up to 20 cm (7.8 in) long. Botanical name: Tilia americacna 'Nova'Information about the Large Leaved American Lime