- The
whitebeams are
members of the
family Rosaceae,
tribe Malinae,
comprising a
number of
deciduous simple or lobe-leaved
species formerly lumped together...
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whitebeams are
species of
whitebeam endemic to the
island of Arran, Ayrshire, Scotland.
These trees,
sometimes called the
Scottish or
Arran whitebeam...
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Sorbus (Aria) now
genus Aria and its
intergeneric hybrids (see below), the
whitebeams, with
simple leaves usually strongly white-hairy
below (hence the name...
-
occur between rowans and
whitebeams;
these are
variably intermediate between their parents but
generally more
resemble whitebeams and are
usually grouped...
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Micromeles alnifolia,
differing from
other whitebeams in the
deciduous sepals on the
fruit (persistent in
other whitebeams), but
genetic evidence places it close...
- of
genus Aria (
whitebeams). It is an
apomictic microspecies that
reproduces only a****ually, and is
endemic to Wales.
Lesser whitebeam probably originated...
-
Karpatiosorbus adeana, the Ades
whitebeam, is a
species of
plant that
belongs to the
complex of ****
whitebeams (Sorbus
latifolia agg.)
within the family...
-
often with
multiple stems. The leaves, greyish-white
below like
other whitebeams, are
narrower than most
other species in this genus. The fruits, which...
- for
whitebeams and in 2009 a
survey was
carried out by
botanists from the
Welsh National Herbarium as part of a
nationwide survey of
whitebeams. Among...
- 1870–1890 and 1920–1940,
although older herbarium specimens exist. The
whitebeams are apomictic,
producing viable seed
without the need for pollination...
