ilex aquifolium

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Ilex aquifolium
... Índice de la web Close-up photography Macrofotografía Glossary / Glosario " Ilex aquifolium L." Foto ( Acebo, grèvol, boix grèvol, agriflogio, houx , stechpalme ) Ilex aquifolium L. ( Acebo, agrifolio) Árbol o arbusto dioico de la ... maduros. Bosques de hayas y robles y en setos de climas húmedos. f Ilex aquifolium L. ( Grèvol, Boix grèvol) Arbre o arbust dioic de la família de les aquifoliàcies ...
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Järnek tar tid, Ilex aquifolium
... Järnek tar tid, Ilex aquifolium 24-11-2006 28-11-2006 24-11-2006 Med bilder Endast text Odla.nu Webb Järnek tar tid Ilex aquifolium 2006 från Floradania Världens största producent av järnek ... övertogs så småningom av de kristna som fortfarande använder järnek som julpynt. Niels Frantzen Järnek Ilex aquifolium Järnek Ilex aquifolium Klicka för större bilder!
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Angiosperm Families - Aquifoliaceae Bartl.
... Small trees, or shrubs; not resinous; leptocaul. Commonly heterophyllous (at least in Ilex aquifolium, which commonly exhibits unarmed leaves on mature shoots, cf. irreversible maturation ... species and hybrids used as ornamentals. Illustrations. • Ilex aquifolium. • Technical details (Ilex aquifolium). • Technical details, from Lindley (Ilex microphylla). Quotations Then heigh-ho! The holly! ...
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Holly
... Science, University of Saskatchewan. Noted for its evergreen foliage and bright red berries, holy (Ilex) has long been associated with Christmas, both as a component of wreaths and as ... breeders have been working on increasing hardiness of the evergreen species. English holly (Ilex aquifolium) and American holly (Ilex opaca) are the species most commonly grown as Christmas decorations, mostly along ...
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Trees of Reed: Tree Information
... , E, F Fagus sylvatica Fraxinus spp. G Ginkgo biloba Gleditsia triacanthos H, I Halesia carolina Ilex aquifolium J Juglans spp. K, L Kalopanax septemlobus Larix occidentalis Liquidambar styraciflua Liriodendron tulipifera M, N ...
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Trees of Reed: English Holly
... Trees of Reed: English Holly English Holly Scientific Name: Ilex aquifolium Family: Aquifoliaceae A tall shrub or small tree to 20 feet with glossy green, spiny ...
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The Hollies
... Ilex aquifolium, the classic English holly that is associated with Christmas greenery. The species is well suited to our Pacific Northwest climate. An evergreen tree of pyramidal form, I. aquifolium ... deciduous winterberry. Many hollies provide interest in late spring with small flowers—those of Ilex aquifolium are white and fragrant. A large number of hollies, both deciduous and evergreen, ...
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Arnold Arboretum - Current Plant Highlights - December
... specimen is located on the west side of Valley Road just south of the hickories. Ilex aquifolium, English holly, is prized for the persistence throughout winter of its lustrous, dark-green leaves ... limits. Nevertheless, some of the hundreds of cultivars, and more importantly, the hybrids, such as Ilex x meserveae, have become staples in our gardens. English holly is located on the west ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Shakespeare Garden
... ) Hemerocallis fulva (Fulvous Daylily) Hyacinthoides non-scripta (Hyacinth) Hydrangea anomala ssp. Petiolaris (Climbing Hydrangea) Ilex aquifolium (English Holly) Ilex sp. (Holly) Iris reticulata (Dwarf iris) Iris x germanica (Fleur-de-lis) Lamium album ...
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Ilex opaca Ait
... , the evergreen, prickly leaves and red berries of American holly (Ilex opaca) reminded them of the English holly (Ilex aquifolium), a symbol of Christmas for centuries in England and Europe (13, ... . Asheville, NC. Eisenbeiss, G. K., and T. R. Dudley. 1973. International checklist of cultivated Ilex. Part 1. flex opaca. U.S. Department of Agriculture National Arboretum, Contribution 3. Washington, ...
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