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highly resistant to the disease.
U.
americana, Toronto, c. 1914 Bark
Boles Flowers Leaf
Foliage Seedlings Ulmus americana was
first described and
named by...
-
allogamous and is most
closely related to the
American elm
U.
americana.
Endemic to
alluvial forest,
U.
laevis is
rarely encountered at
elevations above 400 m...
- 'Columella'
Corky wings,
Cedar elm, U. cr****ifolia U.
laciniata samara U.
americana,
Dufferin St., Toronto, c. 1914
Ulmus parvifolia bark
There are about...
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other U.
americana DED-resistant
cultivars and
native trees of that species. The ****anese
beetle (Popillia ****onica)
highly prefers U.
americana when feeding...
-
Americana artifacts are
related to the history, geography, folklore, and
cultural heritage of the
United States of America.
Americana is any collection...
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americana 'Pendula'
U. fulva (Michx.)
pendula Hort. (1890). The
hybrid U. rubra ×
U. pumila
cultivar 'Lincoln' is
sometimes erroneously listed as
U. rubra...
-
along with 'Valley Forge'. 'New Harmony'
proved the most
successful U.
americana cultivar in the US
National Elm Trial,
averaging a
survival rate of 85...
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Americana (also
known as
American roots music) is an
amalgam of
American music formed by the
confluence of the
shared and
varied traditions that make...
-
American elm
cultivar Ulmus americana 'Pendula' was
originally listed by
William Aiton in Hort. Kew, 1: 320, 1789, as
U.
americana var. pendula,
cloned in...
- bark-ridges
Leaves of
Ulmus alata Like the
other North American species of elm,
U.
alata is very
susceptible to
Dutch elm
disease and Elm
Yellows (Elm phloem...
