-
distinguish it from
Plat**** racemosa which was
discovered later in the
Western United States and
called western sycamore.
Plat**** occidentalis can
often be...
-
mature members of
Plat**** are tall,
reaching 30–50 m (98–164 ft) in height. The type
species of the
genus is the
Oriental plane Plat**** orientalis. All...
- acerifolia, a
later name. It is a
hybrid of
Plat**** orientalis (oriental plane) and
Plat**** occidentalis (American sycamore). The
London plane is a large...
-
planted London planes (
Plat**** x acerifolia), the
hybrid of P.
orientalis with the
American sycamore (
Plat**** occidentalis). The tree is
capable of...
-
Africa Plat**** orientalis,
chinar tree (Old
World sycamore) Some
North American members of the
genus Plat****,
including Plat**** occidentalis, the American...
- Mempisang, a
Philppinean tree,
yellow lacewood Plat**** spp.;
Plat**** occidentalis American sycamore,
Plat**** ×
hispanica London plane Panopsis spp.; Panopsis...
- The
Buttonball Tree is an
exceptionally large American sycamore (
Plat**** occidentalis)
located in Sunderland, M****achusetts.
Though the
nickname "buttonball"...
-
Plat**** lindeniana,
commonly known as Linden's
plane tree, or Linden's sycamore, is a
species of
Plat**** in the
family Platanaceae. It was described...
- ash trees, side view (Fraxinus excelsior)
Fused sycamore trees (
Plat**** occidentalis) In
Vermont The
fused tree
looks like a
single tree. Inosculation...
- feeds, mates, and
oviposits on
their host
plant American sycamore (
Plat**** occidentalis),
where it
prefers young trees. Its
common name is the sycamore...
