Acer - maple Betula - birch Corylus - hazel Crataegus - hawthorn Fagus - beech Prunus Quercus - oak Sorbus Ulmus - elm Martin C. Townsend, Jon Clifton and Brian Goodey (2010). (wikipedia.org)
Most of the areas of North American deciduous forest are dominated by oaks (several species of Quercus ) and/or beech ( Fagus grandifolia ), with maples ( Acer ) and species of hickory and linden or basswood ( Tilia ) also widespread. (britannica.com)
Fagus , Fraxinus , Juglans (walnut), Liquidambar , Quercus -occur as identical or closely related species. (britannica.com)
Grandifolia1
Comparison of the composition of the original forest with current remnants shows a 95% decline of American beech ( Fagus grandifolia ), the most common species in presettlement forests. (isa-arbor.com)
32.7 percent of volume of Hyrcanian forest is of Oriental Beech (Fagus orientalis). (iran.ir)
The Arboretum holds one of the most diverse, well-documented, and widely-studied collections of its kind including eight nationally accredited generic collections - Acer (maple), Carya (hickory), Fagus (beech) , Forsythia , Ginkgo , Stewartia, Syringa (lilac), and Tsuga (hemlock). (harvard.edu)
Sylvatica1
In this paper the molecular identification of retrotransposable elements in Fagus sylvatica L. is reported. (sisef.it)
Fraxinus1
Fraxinus excelsior is een bekende boom die inheems is in Europa en waaruit veel bruikbare selecties zijn ontwikkeld. (genmgroen.com)
Tilia1
The exact scientific position of this species within the limes remains unclear, growing naturally as it does eastwards into Eurasia in continuation of the range of the European or common lime ( Tilia cordata ), which extends almost as far as Tomsk. (mustila.fi)
Betula1
There is some similarity between Salix , Prunus and Betula , but in this study the lack of spiral thickenings in the vessels, the presence of uniserate rays and lack of sclariform plates means that for some fragments it has been possible to rule out Prunus and Betula in favour of Salix . (intarch.ac.uk)
Ginkgo1
To address this gap, we conducted a full-factorial climate-manipulation experiment on Ginkgo biloba L., a deciduous dioecious tree species, across a wide environmental gradient from subtropical to temperate regions (ranging from 24°to 44°latitude). (researchgate.net)
Species8
With a host range of more than 40 hardwood species, CLHB is a potential threat to natural areas as well as fruit trees and woody ornamental plants (Anonymous 2002b). (ufl.edu)
A wide range of understory shrubs and small trees includes dogwood ( Cornus ), holly ( Ilex ), Magnolia species, and serviceberry ( Amelanchier ). (britannica.com)
We combine results from climate- and light-controlled chambers with species' native climate niches inferred from georeferenced occurrences and range maps. (researchgate.net)
[86] ), a growing literature is bringing convincing proofs that changes in regional climates have already pushed species to adapt their ranges, that some species are altering their phenology and that others are in danger of extinction, or have become extinct. (sisef.it)
Almost every habitat above the high spring tide level in Pembrokeshire has its characteristic common bryophytes, as well as a range of uncommon and rare species. (britishbryologicalsociety.org.uk)
In order to have a wide range of variation of leaf internal structure, pigmentation, water content and biochemical components, plant species with different types of leaves were collected during two separate periods during the summer of 1993. (jussieu.fr)
Almost all species show a range of around 40 days for all the key annual indicators, and this reflects the fact that over the 14 years the average variation in monthly maximum temperature during the growing season has been 4.7C degrees, with a range from a minimum of 3.0 degrees for May, to a maximum of 7.4C for July. (friendsofthedowns.org)
Cherry1
Charles S. Sargent and Ernest H. Wilson standing in front of a Higan Cherry tree (Prunus subhirtella). (harvard.edu)
Native1
The observed dynamic of the black locust in the Reserve was very similar to what has been observed in its native North American range: following the initial colonization, the black locust firmly established itself in the dominant and intermediate layers but did not regenerate. (afs-journal.org)
Forests1
Iran's climate ranges from arid or semiarid, to subtropical along the Caspian coast and the northern forests. (iran.ir)
Wide5
The Silver Linden is highly adaptable, tolerating a wide range of soil and climate conditions. (balconygardenweb.com)
Wholesale Ornamental Grass Nurseries sell a wide range of grasses to landscapers, developers, local councils and garden centres. (nurseriesonline.co.uk)
Very easy to grow in a wide range of well-drained soils. (frankpmatthews.com)
It is valued for its ornamental qualities, including its attractive flowers, colorful fruit, and ability to tolerate a wide range. (myseeds.co)
Overall, Ipomoea is a diverse genus of plants with a wide range of ornamental and medicinal uses. (gardenia.net)
Your tree will have been pruned prior to despatch so there should be no need to prune straight away. (frankpmatthews.com)
Trees1
A striking result of my observations has been the very great range of dates for first flowering and other key annual events that trees show. (friendsofthedowns.org)
European1
incana in the southern part of the range is linked with a patchy mountain occurrence (in the Alps, the northern Apennines, the Hercynian mountains, the Carpathians, the Bulgarian mountains, the Dinaric Alps, the Caucasus, and mountains in Turkey) and continues eastward across European Russia to western Siberia (Mand k et al . (sumari.hr)
Feature1
The samples selected represent a range of feature types and provide reasonable spatial distribution across the site. (intarch.ac.uk)
Eastern1
It's natural range is throughout eastern, central and southwestern United States, and some southern parts of eastern Canada. (treebee.ca)
Mountain1
The Alborz mountain range is the highest mountain range in the Middle East which captures the moisture of the Caspian Sea. (iran.ir)
Annual2
The annual precipitation ranges from 135 to 355 mm (5.3 to 14.0 in). (iran.ir)
Annual rainfall ranges from 900 mm (35 in) in the north to 1,600 mm (63 in) in the south, making this ecoregion much lusher than the desert, semi-desert, and steppe ecoregions on its borders. (iran.ir)
Plants1
This will encourage a wider range of creatures already used to using these plants. (msstate.edu)
Diverse1
With years of hands-on experience, Ralph not only cares for a diverse range of outdoor flora but also shares his extensive knowledge through well-written articles and social media posts. (balconygardenweb.com)
Distribution1
2014). This part of the grey alder s natural distribution is completely separated from its southern natural range in the Balkan Peninsula. (sumari.hr)
Grey1
Similar to the Norway spruce ( Picea abies /L./ H.Karst), the range of the grey alder is divided into a northern (subsp. (sumari.hr)
South2
At higher elevations to the south, the ecoregion grades into the Elburz Range forest steppe ecoregion. (iran.ir)
There is a series of lime-rich dune systems along the south Pembrokeshire coast between the Castlemartin Range (SR89Y-Z) and Tenby (SS19J), and these contrast with less calcareous systems in the north at Whitesands (SM7326-7327), Newport (SN0540) and Poppit Sands (SN1548). (britishbryologicalsociety.org.uk)
Winter2
The winter temperatures in the lower elevations can range from the 30s to the 50s. (pixel-review.com)
The winter temperatures in the higher elevations can range from the 20s to the 40s. (pixel-review.com)