- far
North Queensland.
During the late 1970s and
throughout the 1980s,
Sweetgums were a po****r
landscaping and
street tree.
Three varieties, Palo Alto...
- Liquidambar,
commonly called sweetgum (star gum in the UK), gum, redgum, satin-walnut,
styrax or
American storax, is the only
genus in the
flowering plant...
- pin oak–
sweetgum,
which is
found on
bottom lands and some
upland sites throughout the
central portion of the pin oak range. Pin oak and
sweetgum (Liquidambar...
-
Liquidambar orientalis,
commonly known as
oriental sweetgum or
Turkish sweetgum, is a
deciduous tree in the
genus Liquidambar,
native to the
eastern Mediterranean...
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common species being loblolly pine, oaks (e.g.,
water oak), hickories,
sweetgum, and elm.
Areas along large rivers are
commonly inhabited by bald cypress...
-
USCGC Sweetgum (WAGL-309) was a Mesquite-class buoy
tender built in 1943 and
operated by the
United States Coast Guard. She was
later transferred to Panama...
-
hardwood forest in the
National Forest system. The
Green Ash-Overcup Oak-
Sweetgum Research Natural Areas within the
Delta National Forest are a rare example...
-
magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora),
crepe myrtle,
Albizia julibrissin,
American sweetgum and even the
occasional needle palm and
sabal minor.
These plants do not...
-
trees near the
original town site. A
variant name is "
Sweetgum". A post
office called Sweetgum was
established in 1887, and
remained in
operation until...
-
family Polyporaceae. It is a
plant pathogen infecting ash trees. List of
sweetgum diseases "Species
Fungorum - GSD Species". www.speciesfungorum.org. Retrieved...
