halesia carolina

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Halesia carolina L.
... Halesia carolina L. Halesia carolina L Halesia tetraptera Ellis Styracaceae A large shrub or small spreading tree, until 6 m high. Leaves ... winter. Home: USA Other views: Flower Cultivated: Germany, France Author: Ulrich Herzog Ethnobotanical aspects of Halesia carolina by Plants for a future database Back to the plant list
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Halesia carolina, Carolina silverbell
... Halesia carolina, Carolina silverbell Halesia carolina L. Family: Styracaceae Common names: Silverbell, Carolina silverbell, mountain silverbell, opossum-wood, snowdrop-tree. Synonym: Halesia parviflora Shrub or tree, usually smaller than 8 ... of Stephen Hales (1677-1761), English clergyman and author of "Vegetable Staticks"; carolina refers to the state of origin of the first described collection. ...
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Halesia carolina L
... Halesia carolina L Halesia carolina L. Carolina Silverbell Styracaceae -- Storax family Earl R. Sluder Carolina silverbell (Halesia carolina) is common and reaches its greatest size ... Carolina (17). Linnaeus made a taxonomic description of it in 1759 and named it Halesia carolina L. There is evidence that the specimen used by Linnaeus may have been a different species; nevertheless, Halesia carolina ...
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Deciduous Trees and Shrubs With All-Season Interest, HYG-1143-96
... green in summer. Flowers are greenish-white and female flowers have the aroma of roses. Halesia carolina--Carolina silverbell, 30 to 40 feet in height with a spread of 20 to 35 feet ...
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The Trees of Reed College
... to Page 4 of the Family Tour. 5/12/03: Added a page for the Carolina Silverbell (Halesia carolina) that was planted by Prexy. 3/23/03: Added a page for the Bald ...
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Trees of Reed: Carolina silverbell
... Trees of Reed: Carolina silverbell Carolina Silverbell Scientific Name: Halesia carolina Family: Styracaceae The Carolina silverbell is also known as the "snowbell tree" because of the white, bell-shaped flowers ...
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Floridata: Halesia spp.
... Halesia diptera) are 3-5 in (7.6-12.7 cm) long and almost as wide, whereas those of the Carolina silverbells (Halesia carolina ... Carolina silverbell. Dr. Dirr lists this species as Halesia tetraptera but we'll stick with Halesia carolina ...
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Carolina Silverbell
... capsule in a pod with 4 wings Carolina Silverbell Halesia carolina This small tree sometimes grows as a large shrub. In the southern Appalachian Mountains, however, the Carolina Silverbell can grow to 80 ... on mountainous slopes. It often is found in moist soils along mountainous streams. The Carolina Silverbell has an irregular, disconnected range in the southeastern United States, and westward to ...
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Carolina Silverbell
... is sometimes called Four-winged Silverbell. Its scientific name, formerly Halesia carolina, has been changed to Halesia tetraptera. This species is found over a fairly large ... should eventually get the appreciation it deserves. Scientific Name(s): Halesia tetraptera, Halesia carolina, Halesia monticola Common Name(s): Carolina Silverbell, Four-winged Silverbell, Silverbell Plant Type: Small ...
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PLANTS Profile for Halesia diptera (two-wing silverbell) | USDA PLANTS
... Halesia diptera Ellis occures in the following states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas Related Taxa: Halesia diptera Ellis View 3 genera in Styracaceae, 3 species in Halesia Classification: Halesia ...
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