mountain hemlock

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Mountain Hemlock
... Mountain Hemlock Mountain Hemlock Tsuga mertensiana These trees grow 25-75 feet and usually have branches near the ground ...
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Forest | American Forest Biome
... . Common associates include western hemlock , western redcedar, the true firs, redwood , ponderosa pine , and larch . Hemlock-Sitka spruce forest map —Forests in which western hemlock and/or Sitka spruce ... , singly or in combination, comprise a plurality of the stocking. Common associates include mountain hemlock and lodgepole pine . Western hardwoods forest map — Forests in which aspen, red alder, ...
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hemlock genus description
... hemlock in the world--mostly in North America, China, and Japan. The Pacific Northwest has two hemlocks: the abundant and commercially important western hemlock and the lesser known mountain hemlock. Even when found growing together, they're easy to tell apart. mountain hemlock: needles are blue-green on ...
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West Coast Native Tree ID
... Oregon Maple Rocky Mountain Maple Vine Maple White Maple Mountain Dogwood Mountain Mahogany Curlleaf Mountain Mahogany Birchleaf Mountain Mahogany California Mountain Mahogany Desert Mountain Mahogany Oak Blue ... Fir Shasta Fir Subalpine Fir White Fir Giant Sequoia Hemlock Mountain Hemlock Western Hemlock Juniper California Juniper Rocky Mountain Juniper Sierra Juniper Utah Juniper Larch Subalpine ...
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Trees of Reed: 1933 Planting
... nootkatensis Alaska Yellow Cedar* Juniperus occidentalis Western Juniper Juniperus scopulorum Rocky Mountain Juniper Picea breweriana Brewer Spruce* Picea engelmannii Engelmann Spruce Picea sitchensis ... brevifolia Pacific Yew Thuja plicata Western Redcedar* Tsuga heterophylla Western Hemlock* Tsuga mertensiana Mountain Hemlock *Species still represented on the Reed College campus. Broadleaf Trees ...
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Ornamental Plants plus Version 3.0 - M
... --Cowberry MOUNTAIN HEMLOCK Tsuga mertensiana--Mountain Hemlock MOUNTAIN HOLLY Nemopanthus mucronatus--Mountain Holly MOUNTAIN LADYS MANTLE Alchemilla alpina--Mountain Lady's Mantle MOUNTAIN PIERIS Pieris floribunda--Mountain Pieris MOUNTAIN SANDWORT Arenaria montana--Mountain Sandwort MOUNTAIN SILVERBELL Halesia monticola--Mountain Silverbell MOUNTAIN-LAUREL Kalmia latifolia--Mountain-laurel ...
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Ornamental Plants plus Version 3.0 - N
... Hemlock Tsuga caroliniana--Carolina Hemlock Tsuga chinensis--Chinese Hemlock Tsuga diversifolia--Northern Japanese Hemlock Tsuga heterophylla--Western Hemlock Tsuga mertensiana--Mountain Hemlock Tsuga sieboldii--Southern Japanese Hemlock ... STRUMOSA Nemesia strumosa--Pouch Nemesia NEMOPANTHUS MUCRONATUS Nemopanthus mucronatus--Mountain Holly NEMOPHILA MENZIESII Nemophila menziesii--Baby-blue-eyes ...
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Trees of Reed: Hemlocks
... often remains shrub size because of its native habitat. Maps: 7 Tsuga heterophylla Western Hemlock This hemlock grows along the west coast from Alaska to northern California and into the Rockies of ... in rows, it can be pruned into an attractive hedge. Maps: 9 Tsuga mertensiana Mountain Hemlock The Mountain Hemlock is possibly the least adaptable of the hemlocks. In its native habitat it attains a ...
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The National Arbor Day Foundation
... , Chinese Elm, Cork Elm, Rock Elm, Siberian Elm, Slippery Elm HEMLOCK Tsuga Eastern Hemlock, Mountain Hemlock, Western Hemlock HOLLY Ilex American Holly, Yaupon Holly KUKUI Aleurites Kukui MAGNOLIA Magnolia Cucumbertree ... Black Maple, Boxelder Maple, Canyon Maple, Ginnala Maple, Norway Maple, Red Maple, Rocky Mountain Maple, Silver Maple, Striped Maple, Sugar Maple. OAK Quercus Arizona White Oak, ...
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pollen grain morphology hemlock
... heterophylla. It is 70 to 80 µm in diameter and is essentially spherical. However, the mountain hemlock (Tsuga mertensiana) of western North America is small and bissacate. There are several species ... dispersal Preservation: Well preserved. Fossil Occurrence: An abrupt decline in the abouncance of eastern hemlock (T. canadensis) occurred 4700 years ago, possibly due to the spread of a pathogen. ...
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