Supported tree genus types

Preset layers are a simple way to author a well-performing map. There are different types of preset layers to display different types of features. The Realistic Trees and Thematic Trees preset layers are optimized for data in which the type of tree is defined for each feature by genus.

Supported tree genus names are listed, sorted by common name. Data with matching genus names is drawn with the corresponding tree model. Data with an unknown or undefined genus is drawn with the Generic Tree symbol, unless the data value corresponds, at least partially, to a Common Name listed below. This fallback method for symbolizing trees is only supported in ArcGIS Pro, and is not honored if the layer is published to the Web and consumed in the Scene Viewer.

Legacy:

Preset layers created before ArcGIS Pro 2.1 draw with updated tree models in newer versions of the software. The differences are minor and enable the trees to draw faster.

Common name	Genus	Species	Native region	Zone range
Alder Buckthorn	Frangula	Alnus	Australia, Europe	3–7
Amazon Sword Plant	Echinodorus	Bleheri	South America, North America	10–11
American Chestnut	Castanea	Dentata	North America, Europe, Asia	4–8
American Sycamore	Platanus	Occidentalis	North America	4–9
Apricot	Prunus	Armeniaca	North America, Europe, Asia	5–7
Australian Pine	Casuarina	Equisetifolia	Australia	9–11
Baldcypress	Taxodium	Distichum	North America	4–10
Balsam Fir	Abies	Balsamea	North America	3–5
Bamboo	Phyllostachys	Aurea	Asia	6–11
Banana Tree	Musa	Acuminata	Asia, South America	9–11
Basswood	Tilia	Americana	North America	3–9
Bay Laurel	Laurus	Nobilis	Europe, North America	8–10
Black Locust	Robinia	Pseudoacacia	North America, Europe	4–9
Blue Gum Eucalyptus	Eucalyptus	Globulus	Australia, Asia, North America	9–11
Boxwood	Buxus	Sempervirens	North America, Europe	5–8
Cabbage Palm Fern	Phlebodium	Aureum	North America, South America	9–11
California Bay	Umbellularia	Californica	North America	9–11
California Incense Cedar	Calocedrus	Decurrens	North America	5–8
California Palm	Washingtonia	Filifera	North America	9–11
California Redwood	Sequoia	Sempervirens	North America	7–10
California Walnut	Juglans	Regia	Europe, North America	5–9
Coconut Palm	Cocos	Nucifera	North America, Asia	10–11
Common Hawthorn	Crataegus	Monogyna	Europe, Asia, Africa	4–8
Common Whitebeam	Sorbus	Aria	Europe	6–8
Conker Tree	Aesculus	Hippocastanum	Europe	4–7
Date Palm	Phoenix	Dactylifera	Asia, North America, South America	8–11
Desert Willow	Chilopsis	Linearis	North America	7–11
Douglas Fir	Pseudotsuga	Menziesii	North America	3–6
European Beech	Fagus	Sylvatica	Europe	4–7
European Larch	Larix	Decidua	Europe, North America, Asia	3–6
Ficus	Ficus	Benjamina	Australia	10–11
Field Elm	Ulmus	Minor	Europe, North America	3–9
Flannelbush	Fremontodendron	Californicum	North America, Europe	9–11
Flowering Dogwood	Cornus	Florida	North America, Europe	5–9
Generic Dead Tree	Generic	Unknown	North America, Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, Australia	0–12
Generic Stump	Generic	Unknown	North America, Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, Australia	0–12
Generic Tree	Generic	Unknown	North America, Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, Australia	0–12
Giant Sequoia	Sequoiadendron	Giganteum	North America	6–8
Hedgehog Agave	Agave	Stricta	North America	10–11
Japanese Angelica Tree	Aralia	Elata	Asia	4–8
Lacy Tree Philodendron	Philodendron	Selloum	North America, Africa, Australia	8–11
Leyland Cypress	Cupressus	Leylandii	North America, Europe	6–10
Lily of the Valley	Convallaria	Majalis	North America, Asia, Europe	2–7
Lodgepole Pine	Pinus	Contorta	North America	1–7
Mediterranean Buckthorn	Rhamnus	Alaternus	Europe	8–9
Mexican Palmetto	Sabal	Mexicana	North America	8–11
Mountain Mahogany	Cercocarpus	Montanus	North America	4
Northern Red Oak	Quercus	Rubra	North America	3–8
Norway Maple	Acer	Platanoides	Europe, Asia	3–7
Norway Spruce	Picea	Abies	Europe	2–7
Orange Tree	Citrus	Sinensis	North America, Asia, Europe, Africa; South America, Australia	9-11
Orchid	Bulbophyllum	Phalaenopsis	Asia	11
Other	Unknown	Unknown	North America, Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, Australia	0–12
Oval-leaved Privet	Ligustrum	Ovalifolium	Europe	4–7
Palm Lily	Cordyline	Petiolaris	Australia	10–11
Palo Verde	Parkinsonia	Aculeata	North America, Africa	8–11
Paper Birch	Betula	Papyrifera	North America	2–7
Parlour Palm	Chamaedorea	Elegans	North America	10–11
Prickly Pear Cactus	Opuntia	Aciculata	North America	8–10
Red Alder	Alnus	Rubra	North America	7–8
Red Hickory	Carya	Ovalis	North America, Europe	4–8
Rhododendron Azaleas	Rhododendron	Tsutsuji	North America, Europe, Asia	3–7
Rose	Rosa	Grandiflora	North America, Europe	3–10
Ruffle Palm	Aiphanes	Horrida	South America, North America	10–11
Saguaro Cactus	Carnegiea	Saguaro	North America	8–11
Sassafras	Sassafras	Albidum	North America	4–8
Scots Pine	Pinus	Sylvestris	Europe, Asia, North America	3–7
Sea Islands Yucca	Yucca	Gloriosa	North America	6–11
Shadbush	Amelanchier	Canadensis	North America	4–7
Snake Plant	Sansevieria	Trifasciata	Asia, South America	9–11
Southern Magnolia	Magnolia	Grandiflora	North America	6–10
Spanish Broom	Spartium	Junceum	Europe, Asia, Africa	8–9
Strawberry Tree	Arbutus	Unedo	Asia	7–9
Sugar Maple	Acer	Saccharum	North America, Europe	3–8
Sunflower	Helianthus	Annuus	North America, South America, Europe	4–9
Sweetgum	Liquidambar	Styraciflua	North America	5–9
Umbrella Acacia	Acacia	Tortilis	Africa, Asia	9–11
Western Juniper	Juniperus	Occidentalis	North America	5–8
White Ash	Fraxinus	Americana	Europe, North America, Asia	3–9
White Oak	Quercus	Alba	North America	3–9
White Poplar	Populus	Tremuloides	North America	2–5
White Willow	Salix	Alba	North America, Europe, Asia	2–8
Witch Hazel	Hamamelis	Virginiana	North America	3–8