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Myrica cerifera is a
small evergreen tree or
large shrub native to
North and
Central America and the Caribbean. Its
common names include southern wax...
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Britton & P.Wilson
Myrica californica Cham. –
California bayberry Myrica caroliniensis Mill. –
southern bayberry Myrica cerifera L. – wax-myrtle, southern...
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Myrica caroliniensis is a
shrub or
small tree
native to the
coast and
coastal plains of
southeastern North America. Its
common names include bayberry,...
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Myrica pensylvanica, the
northern bayberry, is a
species of
Myrica native to
eastern North America, from
Newfoundland west to
Ontario and Ohio, and south...
- from the
surface of the
fruit of the
bayberry (wax-myrtle)
shrub (ex.
Myrica cerifera) by
boiling the
fruits in
water and
skimming the wax from the surface...
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known from the US
states of
Florida and Texas. The
larvae feed on
Myrica cerifera. Savela, Markku. "Acrobasis
cirroferella Hulst, 1892". Lepidoptera...
- by weedy, secondary-successional
species such as
southern bayberry (
Myrica cerifera), West
Indian nettle tree (Trema lamarckianum) and Vac****ia species...
- (Connecticut,
Maine and Vermont). The
larvae feed on
Myrica caroliniensis,
Myrica cerifera and
Myrica gale. They mine the
leaves of
their host plant. Global...
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suggested honoring the
locally abundant shrub, the
southern wax
myrtle (
Myrica cerifera). The
Withers post
office changed its name to "Myrtle Beach" soon afterward...
- usneoides). The
understory is also
often evergreen in
these forests, with
Myrica cerifera and
Osmanthus americ**** very common,
while several evergreen species...
