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Pyrus pyraster (syn.
Pyrus communis subsp.
pyraster), also
called European wild pear, is a
species of pear of the
family Rosaceae. This wild pear and...
- two
subspecies of wild pears,
categorized as P.
communis subsp.
pyraster (syn. P.
pyraster) and P.
communis subsp.
caucasica (syn. P. caucasica),
which are...
- communis), are
likely derived from one or two wild
subspecies (P. c. subsp.
pyraster and P. c. subsp. caucasica),
widely distributed throughout Europe, and...
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Mecinus pyraster is a
species of
weevil native to Europe.
Herbst Naturgeschichte der in- und ausländischen
Insekten (1785–1806, 10 volumes)
Fauna Europaea...
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other pears, producing, for example,
Pyrus austriaca in a
cross with
Pyrus pyraster. Wilson, B. (2018). "Pyrus nivalis". IUCN Red List of
Threatened Species...
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bitter and astringent. It
hybridizes easily with
Pyrus communis and
Pyrus pyraster.
Growth form
Thorns Leaves Close-up of
flowers Barstow, M. (2017). "Pyrus...
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fruit on the
ground Wood-pasture
hypothesis Pleistocene megafauna Pyrus pyraster Malus crescimannoi Malus orientalis Malus trilobata Malus florentina "Malus...
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species is
highly resistant to
drought and frost. It is
sympatric with
Pyrus pyraster. The
species was
first described by
Peter Simon Pallas in 1793.
Known subspecies...
- woods. The
Plymouth pear is
considered to be
either a
subspecies of
Pyrus pyraster (European wild pear) or a
distinct species.[citation needed] It is one...
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different genera:
Abies alba (conifer),
Alnus cordata, ****us sylvatica,
Pyrus pyraster and
Ulmus minor. Its
soils have an
average pH
level of ~ 7.7, but it ranges...
