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Celtis laevigata var. laevigata, sugarberry
... and 60 cm (2 ft) in diameter, with a wide-spreading and irregular crown. Bark light gray, thin, smooth, with more or less numerous corky warts. Twigs thin, brown, soon becoming glabrous. Buds light brown, slightly hairy, with 4 scales, no terminal bud. Leaves alternate, broadly lanceolate, 6-10 cm (2.4-4 in) long and 2-4 cm (0.8-1.6 in) wide, ...
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Celtis laevigata var. reticulata, netleaf hackberry
... reticulata Small tree or large shrub to 10 m (30 ft) tall and 25 cm (10 in) in diameter. Bark gray, smooth to rough, with large corky warts. Twigs thin, brown, usually glabrous. Buds small, brown, finely hairy, no end bud. Leaves alternate, variable in size and shape but mostly triangular or ovate, 3-6 cm (1.2-2.4 in) long and 2-4 cm (0.8- ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Alder, Tag - Herb Profile and Information
... , or in swamps. It bears flowers of a reddish-green colour in March and April. The bark is blackish grey, with small, corky warts, the inner surface being orange-brown, striated. The taste is astringent and somewhat bitter. It is almost odourless. The name Alnus rubra should no longer be applied to Alnus serrulata, though some authorities retain it. That is ...
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VT Forestry I.D. Cards - hackberry
... at the nodes. Bark:Smooth and gray-brown when young, soon developing corky, individual "warts" which later develop into rough corky, irregular ridges. Form:A small to medium sized tree reaching up ... long, mature in spring. Twig:Slender, zigzag, reddish brown, often (when rapidly growing) developing irregular corky ridges after a year or two; buds ovate, reddish brown, similar to American elm, but ...
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Celtis occidentalis Fact Sheet
... , light red-brown in color. The terminal bud is lacking, but a pseudoterminal bud is present. Lateral buds are small, tapering, and appressed, pith chambered at the nodes. Bark: Gray or light brown in color, smooth with corky "warts" or ridges. Much later becoming scaly. Form: A small to medium-sized tree. USDAFS Silvics of North America - USDAFS Additional ...
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Questions On Hackberry
... yard. The one in my parents yard has a 3- to 4-foot trunk like most hackberries. It has corky like veins running throughout the exterior of the bark that covers the whole tree. There does appear to be ... to stressed, weakened or dying trees. Healthy trees are seldom attacked. Q: My old hackberry tree has these warts, which don't hurt the tree but damage the leaves. What can I do to get rid of this ...
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Glossary of terms related to cacti
... the spine bearing structure. In Notocactus and Turbinicarpus the flowers also originate here. Aril Fleshy, corky or hardened outgrowth of the funicle covering some seeds completely or partially, especially around the ... cactus "breathes", in cacti they are found on the body and any existing leaves. Strophiole Corky appendage covering all or part of the hilum. Derived from the Funicle. Sulcus Furrow or ...
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Stories from the Suite101 Orchid Garden - Slippers Can be Orchids
... Lady's Slippers they have available. Here are just a few of my favorite Paphiopedilums that I personally grow. Paphiopedilum Maudie Prieta Paphiopedilum Vallarrow Torry' x P. W. N. Evans Corky' Paphiopedilum niveum Happy Orchid Growing The Orchid Lady These articles are also available in richly illustrated and often in extended form at my advanced DHTML site designed for Internet Explorer 5 or ...
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