- very high in
vitamin C. By contrast, the
fruits of
species in
subgenus Swida are
mildly toxic to people,
though readily eaten by birds.[citation needed]...
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Spach Cornus candidissima Mill.
Cynoxylon floridum (L.)
Britton &
Shafer Swida candidissima (Mill.)
Small Cornus urbiniana Rose, syn of subsp. urbiniana...
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Cornaceae Genus:
Cornus Subgenus:
Cornus subg.
Kraniopsis Species: C. sanguinea
Binomial name
Cornus sanguinea L.
Distribution map
Synonyms Swida sanguinea...
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Archive Foundation.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Cornus sericea. "
Swida sericea".
Germplasm Resources Information Network.
Agricultural Research...
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Carolinae Pragensis.
Prague p 10, as
Swida coreana Fang & W.K.Hu. 1984.
Bulletin of
Botanical Research.
Harbin 4(3): 108 as
Swida walteri Li, **** Lin. 1944. Journal...
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Swida (formally Cornus) rugosa,
commonly called roundleaf dogwood or round-leaved dogwood, is a
deciduous tree
native to
northern parts of the eastern...
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Cornus controversa (wedding cake tree), syn.
Swida controversa, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
dogwood family Cornaceae. It is
native to China...
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microcarpa Nash
Cornus sericea var.
asperifolia (Michx.) DC.
Swida asperifolia (Michx.)
Small Swida microcarpa (Nash)
Small Thelycrania asperifolia (Michx.)...
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Service (USFS),
Rocky Mountain Research Station, Fire
Sciences Laboratory. "
Swida racemosa (gray dogwood)". Go Botany. New
England Wildflower Society. Retrieved...
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amomum Mill.,
although it is
sometimes segregated in a
separate genus as
Swida amomum (Mill.) Small. The more northerly-occurring
Cornus obliqua was formerly...
