Common North American Deciduous Trees:
* Maple: Sugar maple, red maple, silver maple
* Oak: Red oak, white oak, pin oak
* Birch: Paper birch, yellow birch, river birch
* Ash: Green ash, white ash, black ash
* Elm: American elm, slippery elm, elm
* Willow: Weeping willow, crack willow, white willow
* Poplar: Cottonwood, aspen, balsam poplar
* Dogwood: Flowering dogwood, kousa dogwood
* Hickory: Shagbark hickory, pignut hickory, shellbark hickory
* Beech: American beech, European beech
* Chestnut: American chestnut, Chinese chestnut
* Walnut: Black walnut, English walnut
* Sycamore: American sycamore, London plane tree
Other Deciduous Trees Around the World:
* Horse chestnut: (Aesculus hippocastanum)
* Linden: (Tilia species)
* Catalpa: (Catalpa species)
* Ginkgo: (Ginkgo biloba) - unique, as it's a living fossil
* Cherry: (Prunus species)
* Crabapple: (Malus species)
* Rowan: (Sorbus aucuparia)
* Birch: (Betula species)
* Willow: (Salix species)
* Alder: (Alnus species)
This is just a small selection, and there are many other deciduous trees that lose their leaves in the fall. The specific trees that grow in a particular area will depend on the local climate and soil conditions.
