- Alders are trees comprising the genus Alnus in the birch family Betulaceae. (wikipedia.org)
- By contrast, the widespread Alnus alnobetula (green alder) is rarely more than a 5 m-tall (16 ft) shrub. (wikipedia.org)
- The genus is divided into three subgenera: Trees with stalked shoot buds, male and female catkins produced in autumn (fall) but stay closed over winter, pollinating in late winter or early spring, about 15-25 species, including: Alnus acuminata Kunth - Andean alder, aliso. (wikipedia.org)
- jorullensis Kunth Alnus lusitanica Vít, Douda, & Mandák - Spain, Portugal, Morocco Alnus matsumurae Callier - Honshū Island in Japan Alnus nepalensis D.Don - Nepalese alder. (wikipedia.org)
- China, Japan Trees or shrubs with stalked shoot buds, male and female catkins produced in autumn (fall) and expanding and pollinating then, three species: Alnus formosana (Burkill) Makino - Formosan alder. (wikipedia.org)
- Speckled alder ( Alnus incana ssp. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- Smooth alders are usually small, somewhat disheveled-look-ing trees, with many trunks and branches that form a nearly impenetrable thicket. (florafinder.com)
- This is a new community type in Maine, differentiated from Alder Thicket . (maine.gov)
- No matter which of these is true, if you've ever had to navigate through an alder swamp or thicket, you know the misery that they can be. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- Because of these growing habits, an alder thicket usually consists of many individual plants that are actually clones of each other, much like aspen forests. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- As alder shrubs get older, new stems start to grow horizontally outward, creating the thicket formation. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- European Alder. (chestofbooks.com)
- European alder was brought to the East Coast of the United States from Europe by early colonists. (mn.us)
- European alder is a monoecious deciduous tree that can grow up to 60-70 feet tall. (mn.us)
- European alder does not start producing seeds until its third year, so older plants should be removed first to prevent seed spread. (mn.us)
- rugosa ), also known as tag alder, gray alder, or hazel alder, is a member of the birch family, but it usually falls somewhere between a shrub and a tree (growing 10 to 25 feet tall). (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- Rivershore Shrub Thickets occur in similar floodplain settings in northern Maine, but alder is not dominant. (maine.gov)
- Alder Thickets typically occur in stagnant basins on deeper organic (muck or peat) soils, with peat mosses frequent. (maine.gov)
- It's common to find nests and broods in alder thickets on upland sites. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- Tag Alder is a small, deciduous tree that may grow 10 to 15 feet tall. (ncsu.edu)
- Featuring an alder body with a bolt-on maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, this ax provides comfort and playability. (guitarcenter.com)
- An all-around guitar with smooth playability that makes it an ideal choice for any guitarist. (americanmusical.com)
- Alders are most important as pioneer species that stabilize and fertilize barren areas such as strip mines, clearcuts and riverbanks. (windsorweekly.com)
- The largest species are red alder (A. rubra) on the west coast of North America, and black alder (A. glutinosa), native to most of Europe and widely introduced elsewhere, both reaching over 30 metres (100 ft). (wikipedia.org)
- Pacific Coast Red Alder is an extremely versatile Species, thanks to its smooth grain and excellent workability. (bingamanlumber.com)
- Red maple, American elm, and red-osier dogwood may be co-dominant with alders, but other woody species are usually sparse in these moderate to high energy settings. (maine.gov)
- These shrublands, especially when they occur in close proximity to open water may, provide habitat for common bird species such as common yellowthroat, alder flycatcher, Wilson's warbler, and Lincoln's sparrow. (maine.gov)
- Yet alder has a special and important role for many wildlife species, including upland birds like the ruffed grouse and American woodcock. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- the others are covered with the alders and the osier, and enrich the bottom. (me.uk)
- The PAC112V features a comfort-contoured alder body that is lightweight yet resonant. (guitarcenter.com)
- The PAC112V with solid alder body and pro-level hardware and electronics, the Pacifica Series covers it all. (americanmusical.com)
- The Mitchell TD400 electric guitar features a traditional double-cutaway design with premium alder body, maple neck and rosewood fretboard. (guitarworld.com)
- Other awesome mentionables include a lightweight Alder Body, Hand-Wound Pickups, and a Quarter-sawn Maple neck with a AAA Rosewood Fingerboard! (musicgalleryinc.com)
- The Vintera II 70s Stratocaster features an alder body and a maple neck with maple or rosewood fingerboard for classic Fender tone that's full of punch and clarity. (zzounds.com)
- When you order alder lumber from us, it is surfaced on both sides (S2S), resulting in a loss of about 3/16 of an inch in thickness. (ocoochhardwoods.com)
- S4S means the lumber will be surfaced on four sides-it is planed smooth on the top and bottom face with both edges trimmed straight and to size. (ocoochhardwoods.com)
- Ruffed grouse can and do eat the seeds, buds, and catkins from speckled alder (USDA NRCS 2019). (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- incana (L.) Moench - speckled alder or grey alder. (wikipedia.org)
- Its trunks feature smooth gray bark with inconspicuous lenticels (pores). (ncsu.edu)
- Younger stems are often brown, red, or gray with white lenticels (pores), while older stems are smooth and gray with white lenticels. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- The leaves on speckled alder plants are 2 to 4 inches in length, double-toothed, and grow alternately on the stems (Minnesota Wildflowers 2019). (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- On upland sites, alder canopies limit the sunlight and amount of herbaceous plants at ground level. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- The alder body also enhances sustain and produces a warm, balanced tone. (guitarcenter.com)
- The body is made from 2 pieces of Alder . (musicgalleryinc.com)
- The PAC112VM adds a maple fretboard to the solid alder body and pro-level hardware and electronics. (americanmusical.com)
- A shrub 5°-20° tall , or sometimes a small tree, attaining a maximum height of 40O and a trunk diameter of 6', the bark smooth , the younger shoots somewhat pubescent. (chestofbooks.com)
- A tree, reaching a maximum height of about 75° and a trunk diameter of 2 1/2°, the bark smooth, the branches nearly horizontal, the foliage glutinous. (chestofbooks.com)
- The bark is smooth and gray-brown with a fluted appearance. (ncsu.edu)
- Many conifers have been shown to grow better in areas where alders have preceded them, so alders are often planted as the first step in reforestation. (windsorweekly.com)
- European black alder is monoecious - both male and female flowers grow on the same tree. (mn.us)
- However, thanks to its light, sweet, and musky flavor, it's a smooth smoke flavor perfect for almost any dish. (bradleysmoker.com)
- The only alder native in southeastern United States, smooth alder grows in disturbed and wet areas, commonly found at the edge of water. (windsorweekly.com)
- Harvester butterfly and carnivorous larvae eat the aphids commonly found on alder. (ncsu.edu)
- Alder is a soft wood and sometimes contains knots. (ocoochhardwoods.com)
- My question is -- has anyone out there successfully filled the knots and crevasses in painted knotty alder? (hometalk.com)
- With its dual single-coil pickups and smooth playing feel, the Player Jazz Bass is an inspiring instrument with classic, elevated style and authentic Fender bass tone. (willcuttguitars.com)
- Bare Knuckle HSH pickups with coil tap and mount active mid-boost, so you can play smooth clean tone to louder hard rock style. (gbase.com)
- When finish is applied, Alder darkens quite a bit and can looks similar to Cherry . (ocoochhardwoods.com)
- Materials: made from alder, non-toxic plant based oil finish. (grimms.eu)
- Alder, the wood of the North West, is most commonly used for smoked salmon because of its milder flavour. (tromblystacklebox.com)
- The wood used from the alder tree is very special and gives unique structure to each of our rattles and grasping toys. (grimms.eu)
- The builder installed kitchen cabinets that are made with knotty alder that he painted white. (hometalk.com)
- Made of alder and birch. (northstartoys.com)
- Alders are wind-pollinated, and release pollen before the leaves emerge. (windsorweekly.com)
- As alder leaves fall, the nitrogen-rich litter quickly fertilizes barren ground. (windsorweekly.com)
- The leaves are smooth, 3-5 inches long, and have a serrated margin. (mn.us)
- Maybe in your grouse hunting career, you've explored the edges of a tangled alder swamp while looking for birds. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- Leaf is smooth, 3-5 inches long, with a serrated margin. (mn.us)
- Young alder stands generally have high stem densities and can provide secure feeding areas for woodcock or ruffed grouse. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- Alder has built its team of experts to anticipate the needs of customers of every size. (gcimagazine.com)
- Description Smooth Heart for grasping or for use as a teething ring. (grimms.eu)
- white alder. (wikipedia.org)
- Knotty Alder kitchen cabinets painted white -- help me improve them! (hometalk.com)
- and did the end result look smooth and clean like regular white painted cabinets? (hometalk.com)
- Speckled alder can colonize many different sites with a range of conditions, and so it occurs across a large range nationally. (ruffedgrousesociety.org)
- Beautiful, large (1440sf) living space, home in Alder Trails a 55+ park. (barnettassociates.net)
- Hide unsightly joints between wall panels with this uncomplicated yet attractive cover moulding in dark thermally modified alder. (thermory.com)
- Per an official announcement, Alder "prioritize[s] alignment on design and testing parameters at the start of each project to eliminate extra sampling needs and waste. (gcimagazine.com)
- thinleaf or mountain alder. (wikipedia.org)
- These shrub dominated wetlands are characterized by speckled alder (or less commonly, mountain alder or smooth alder) and an assemblage of grasses and herbs indicative of alluvial conditions. (maine.gov)