- 30–60
species of
woody plants in the
family Cornaceae,
commonly known as
dogwoods or cornels,
which can
generally be
distinguished by
their blossoms, berries...
- recognized:
Dogwood anthracnose caused by the
fungi Discula destructiva has
caused severe mortality of
dogwoods. In
regions where dogwood anthracnose...
-
glaucous below; fall
color is
commonly bright red to purple. Like all
dogwoods, they have
characteristic stringy white piths within the leaf stalks, which...
-
Korean dogwood is a
common name for
several dogwoods that
occur in Korea, and may
refer to:
Cornus coreana,
rarely cultivated as an
ornamental plant Cornus...
- (Cornaceae), new
names for two
artificially produced hybrids of big-bracted
dogwoods".
PhytoKeys (55): 93–111. doi:10.3897/phytokeys.55.9112. PMC 4547027. PMID 26312045...
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Cornus nuttallii, the
Pacific dogwood,
western dogwood, or
mountain dogwood, is a
species of
dogwood tree
native to
western North America. The tree's name...
-
dogwood in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dogwood is a
common name for
trees and
shrubs in the
temperate Northern Hemisphere genus Cornus.
Dogwood may...
- loam,
medium loam, clay loam, and clay soils.
Unlike many
other dogwoods,
roughleaf dogwood is very
adaptable and can grow in a
multitude of conditions....
- and the
surrounding area for
people to view the
dogwoods in bloom. The
initial impetus for the
dogwood festival came from a
description of
Knoxville by...
-
during their larval stage. The
dogwood family is
desired for
ornamental uses in
landscapes across the
United States.
Dogwoods are
valued by
gardeners for...
