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being propagated readily by cuttings: 'Italica' is the true
Lombardy poplar,
selected in
Lombardy,
northern Italy, in the 17th century. The
growth is fastigiate...
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Italian noblewoman Lisa del Giocondo. It is
painted in oil on a
white Lombardy poplar panel.
Leonardo never gave the
painting to the
Giocondo family. It...
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applied to the
resonant poplar base both for
cosmetic reasons, and
supposedly to fine-tune the
acoustic properties.
Lombardy poplars are
frequently used as...
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Lombardy (Italian: Lombardia; Lombard: Lombardia) is an
administrative region of
Italy that
covers 23,844 km2 (9,206 sq mi); it is
located in northern...
- Switchgr****".
Gardening Know How.
Retrieved 6
October 2019. "
Lombardy Poplar Facts –
Guide To
Lombardy Poplar Care in the Landscape".
Gardening Know How. Retrieved...
- and paths, with
trees planted throughout including mature oak,
poplar,
Lombardy poplar,
plane and sycamore.
There are a
number of fine monuments, including...
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located near
Almere in the Netherlands, is an
artistic planting of
Lombardy poplars (Populus
nigra italica) that
mimics the size and
shape of the Cathedral...
- Cane,
Bamboo and rice
straw (Kasa (hat)) Chip straw: from
White pine,
Lombardy poplar, or
English willow, has
historically been used, but has
become less...
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South Slavic toponym,
derived from jablan, "
Lombardy poplar",
literally meaning "place of
lombardy poplar". It may
refer to:
Jablanica Mountain, in eastern...
- Departments. He is
credited with the earliest-known
introduction of the
Lombardy poplar to
England in 1754. He was a
personal friend of such
major cultural...
