European beech, also known in Latin as Fagus sylvatica, is deciduous and currently one of the most common trees in Europe. (tatry.sk)
It is a slow-growing and long-lived beech - overhanging European beech (Fagus sylvatica Pendula). (tatry.sk)
The map shows expected changes in Beech (Fagus sylvatica) distribution to 2050 due to climate changes. (biomodel.info)
Map visualize appearance of the climatic suitable territories for beech on east to 2050 (which is actually steppe and potentially can't be acceptable for Fagus sylvatica survival by other options). (biomodel.info)
Beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) habitat changes modelling result demonstrates: i) possible enlargement (restoration) of the species natural habitats - Scenario #1, and ii) possible artificial enlargement of the habitats to the East 'for cost' of settlements i.e. its green zones (gardens, parks etc.) - in the GLOBIO Ukraine Region. (biomodel.info)
They are both parasitic and saprophytic, feeding on partially dead and decaying hardwood trees with European beech trees ( Fagus sylvatica ) a favored food in Europe. (northspore.com)
Fagus sylvatica Linnaeus, Populus tremula Linnaeus, and Quercus cerris Linnaeus. (ac.rs)
Beech9
Fagus ferruginea may refer to one of the beech species: Fagus ferruginea Dryand. (wikipedia.org)
grandifolia (American beech) Fagus ferruginea var. (wikipedia.org)
grandifolia Fagus ferruginea Siebold (Invalid), a synonym for Fagus crenata Blume (Japanese beech) Fagus ferruginea The Plant List. (wikipedia.org)
Possible occurrence of saponins and also cyanogenic glycosides in "unhusked beech mast" from Fagus silvatica with regard to its listing as an undesirable substance in animal feed was also included in the request. (thebeefsite.com)
The American hornbeam is also occasionally known as blue-beech, ironwood, or musclewood, the first from the resemblance of the bark to that of the American beech Fagus grandifolia , the other two from the hardness of the wood and the muscled appearance of the trunk and limbs. (cloudfront.net)
The seeds of the various species of beech are generaly edible and wholesome. (theferns.info)
A species that is commoner in the southern half of the UK, especially in Beech woods, although not confined to them. (discoverthewild.co.uk)
Commoner in the southern half of the UK, it is most often seen in Beech ( Fagus ) woodland, although it can be seen with other tree species and also coniferous trees too. (discoverthewild.co.uk)
The fall of leaves and of pine needles maintains a humus (rather acid in the case of the pine), which can receive shade species (beech, fir). (european-trees.com)
Quercus1
To address the problem, since 2007, OISCA is spearheading the annual planting of indigenous species of trees like Fagus crenata, Quercus crispula, Prunus jamasakura, Alnus japonica and Acer mono to support and maintain the biodiversity of Mount Fuji. (oisca-international.org)
Grandifolia2
a synonym for Fagus grandifolia subsp. (wikipedia.org)
caroliniana Loudon, also a synonym for Fagus grandifolia subsp. (wikipedia.org)
Genus7
Because they are not Latin words, they are not italicized in the way the genus and specific epithet are. (ohioplants.org)
The botanical name for the genus, Carpinus , is the original Latin name for the European species, although some etymologists derive it from the Celtic for a yoke . (cloudfront.net)
The fossil record of the genus extends back to the Early Eocene , Ypresian of northwestern North America, with the species Carpinus perryae described from fossil fruits found in the Klondike Mountain Formation of Republic, Washington . (cloudfront.net)
A genus of 15 species of large, deciduous trees, 25-40 m tall, with palmately lobed leaves, which have a pleasant aroma when crushed. (kajhalberg.dk)
The generic and common names both allude to the fragrant sap of several species of the genus, which was formerly used in the cosmetic industry. (kajhalberg.dk)
The Greek name for orache, a species of this genus which can be used as spinach, but which is generally regarded as a weed. (algica.pics)
Pliny's name for an African species of Lotus, transferred to this genus perhaps on account of the sweet berries. (algica.pics)
Abies1
It has been known that after the Second World War, the local government of Yamanashi Prefecture encouraged it citizens to plant solely in Mount Fuji the Abies veitchii tree specie locally known as shirabe, a fast growing easily utilizable fir endemic in Japan. (oisca-international.org)
Larvae2
The larvae of some species are truly extraordinary: That of the puss moth has a fearsome-looking "face" and two long whip-like "tails" (actually highly modified prolegs ) and it rears both ends in a threatening display when disturbed. (eol.org)
Hornbeams are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species, including autumnal moth , common emerald , feathered thorn , walnut sphinx , Svensson's copper underwing , and winter moth (recorded on European hornbeam) as well as the Coleophora case-bearers C. currucipennella and C. ostryae . (cloudfront.net)
Goldenrod1
Did you know that species of goldenrod have been used in medicine? (ohioplants.org)
Hornbeam1
The shape of the wing is important in the identification of different hornbeam species. (cloudfront.net)
Carpinus1
[3] [4] Species of Carpinus are often grouped into two subgenera Carpinus subgenus Carpinus and Carpinus subgenus Distegicarpus . (cloudfront.net)
Moraceae1
Artocarpus odoratissimus is a species of flowering plant in the Moraceae family. (panaderiatroyano.com)
Birch1
The appearance of forests is the logical culmination of a natural process: a moor or an uncultivated abandoned agricultural ground (ground a priori richer than the moor unless it was exhausted by cultures) is colonized by so called pionee species, few demanding as soil but demanding in light: Scotch Pine, Birch. (european-trees.com)
Plants1
This tree has drooping branches and dense foliage, which makes it difficult for other species of plants, or indeed wildlife, to thrive beneath it. (trainhugger.com)
Habitat1
Both scientific and common names suggest the usual habitat of this species. (ohioplants.org)
Trees8
Madhuca longifolia and other Madhuca species are large evergreen or semi-evergreen trees with a dense spreading crown extensively cultivated in warm climates for their oil-containing seeds. (thebeefsite.com)
A stack of ten rounded stone discs with inscriptions of the Latin names of trees. (wur.nl)
Several species are cultivated elsewhere as ornamental trees. (kajhalberg.dk)
It has a list of trees (Latin names) that are used for their sap, what it is used for and what countries use it. (nbcba.org)
Years when the oak trees collectively produce many acorns (every 2-5), are generally followed by an increase in wildlife species that feed on them. (wvbg.org)
The same species planted in the same area made the trees in Mount Fuji susceptible to insect infestation and other diseases that caused the death of the trees. (oisca-international.org)
OISCA is hoping to promote further planting of local species of trees to promote the biodiversity of forest ecosystem in Japan. (oisca-international.org)
Indigenous species of trees protected with white biodegradable wood guards planted at the foot of Mt. Fuji. (oisca-international.org)
Tree2
Paradoxically, however, this most common tree species is not very common in the High Tatras. (tatry.sk)
The tree also offers an airy spring foliage and rich honey autumn tones, as consistent with the species. (arslankardeslergalvano.com)
Look-alike species2
Traits of the two look-alike species are summarized in the table below. (ohioplants.org)
The chestnut mushroom ( Pholiota adiposa ) highlighted here has a number of look-alike species in addition to numerous similarly-named species. (northspore.com)
Flower1
Under unusual weather conditions, certain plant species may flower during seasons unexpectedly. (pollenlibrary.com)
Occur5
Five Vitis species occur in Ohio, of which two are especially common and abundant and so are considered here. (ohioplants.org)
The 30-40 species occur across much of the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere . (cloudfront.net)
The 30-40 species occur across much of the temperate regions of the northern hemisphere, with the greatest number of species in east Asia, particularly China . (cloudfront.net)
Flowering time pertains to the particular season of the year that a species is most likely to occur within your area. (pollenlibrary.com)
Family2
Notodontidae is a family of moths with approximately 3,800 known species. (eol.org)
Species of this family tend to be heavy-bodied and long-winged, the wings held folded across the back of the body at rest. (eol.org)
Potentially2
The present opinion deals with saponins in Madhuca longifolia and other Madhuca species as potentially undesirable compounds in feed. (thebeefsite.com)
Map visualizes a shift of expected potentially-suitable-habitats of the species to the north. (biomodel.info)
Plant3
This flatwoods ecosystem harbors relict populations of several plant species that are typical of more northern latitudes. (iu.edu)
Geobotany looks at plant communities and species in relationship to the substrates they grow on. (ohioplants.org)
The melliferous potential of each investigated plant community was theoretically assessed on the basis of the coenotic coefficient of melliferousness incorporating a phytocoenotic analysis, the coenotic coefficients of nectar and pollen production, and the percentage of melliferous species in relation to the total number of species that characterize the association. (ac.rs)
Fruit2
Lobes of leaves usually prolonged and acuminate, margin ciliolate, basal sinus wide, nodal diaphragm wider than thatg of other species, and black fruit heavily glaucous. (ohioplants.org)
pholiota, Latin for "scaly," referring to the shaggy scales seen atop mature fruit bodies, and adiposa refers to the fatty, or greasy appearance of the mushroom when wet. (northspore.com)
Partial1
The most impressive find, a skull and partial skeleton of a very large and robust Gulo gulo , is the only reliable Polish record of the species from postglacial period. (palaeo-electronica.org)
Temperatures1
If cultivating chestnut mushroom indoors on a grow kit or in a monotub, keep in mind that this species is adapted to cooler temperatures and will colonize, pin, and produce mushrooms between 60 and 70 degrees F. If using a fruiting block kit, wait until the block begins to turn orange within its bag before initiating fruiting, which may take between 2 and 3 weeks. (northspore.com)
Large1
An especially large grape vine (species uncertain). (ohioplants.org)
List1
To prevent poaching, endangered species are not included in this list. (iu.edu)
Area1
and the data of Ukraine State Statistics Committee The integrated map shows probable changes of the species area (expansion to the North and to the South) during last 25 years may be bacause of serious forest area changes and infrasrtucture increasing. (biomodel.info)
Wooden1
This paper aims to identify the wood species of wooden marine and filling piles from the biggest port of the Byzantine Era (Günsenin 2007). (ncsu.edu)
Wood2
The purpose of this study was to identify the wood species of the marine and filling piles obtained from the ancient Byzantine port of Eleutherius/ Theodosius, Istanbul, Turkey. (ncsu.edu)
The people living in ancient times had solid knowledge and experience on the utilization of wood species. (ncsu.edu)
Found2
They are found from north-eastern India eastwards to China, Taiwan, and Korea, and thence southwards through Indochina to Sumatra and Java, and also in the eastern United States, Mexico, and Central America, with an isolated species in south-western Turkey and on Rhodes. (kajhalberg.dk)
he found seven species of Nematoda, three species of Oligochaeta, three species of Tardigrades and four species of Crustacea. (palaeo-electronica.org)