Holly is an evergreen tree, typically reaching a height of 13 meters; its bark is gray or light gray with longitudinal grooves, and the branches are light green and hairless. The current-year branches are light gray, cylindrical, and have fine ridges; branches two to several years old have faint lenticels, and the leaf scars are crescent-shaped and raised. The wholesale holly manufacturer introduces the morphological characteristics of holly leaves:

Wintergreen leaves are alternate, occasionally opposite; they are coriaceous, papery, or membranous, ovate, elliptic, orbicular, or lanceolate in shape. Stipules are small, succulent, and generally persistent. Leaves measure 5-11 cm in length and 2-4 cm in width, with an acute apex, cuneate or obtuse base, or sometimes serrate in young leaves. They have a petiole or nearly sessile. The leaf surface is green and glossy, turning dark brown when dry. The underside is pale green, with the main vein flat on the surface and arched on the reverse. There are 6-9 pairs of lateral veins, which are inconspicuous on the surface and prominent on the back. The leaves are glabrous, or sometimes with long, silky hairs on the apical buds of male plants, petioles of young leaves, and the main veins. The petiole is 8-10 mm long, flat or sometimes with a narrow groove on the upper surface.

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