- The
whitebeams are
members of the
family Rosaceae,
comprising the
genus Aria. They are
deciduous trees with
simple or
lobed leaves,
arranged alternately...
-
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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monogyna and
laevigata overlap.
Rowans and
Whitebeams European Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia)
Common Whitebeam (Aria edulis, syn.
Sorbus aria) and several...
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October 2014. Rich,T.C.G., Houston,L., Robertson,A. & Proctor,M.C.F.(2010).
Whitebeams,
Rowans and
Service Trees of
Britain and Ireland. A
monograph of British...
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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...
- 1870–1890 and 1920–1940,
although older herbarium specimens exist. The
whitebeams are apomictic,
producing viable seed
without the need for pollination...
- It has
obovate leaves ;
these are
shiny green above, and as with all
whitebeams, are
whitish below.
Flowers are white,
while the
fruits are red globose...
- 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...
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intermedia or, formerly,
Sorbus intermedia, the
Swedish whitebeam, is a
species of
whitebeam found in
southern Sweden, with
scattered occurrences in Estonia...
- 2017-2.RLTS.T34741A81171372.en.
Retrieved 15
November 2021. Watkins, J.
Whitebeams spread their leaves in Bristol's Avon Gorge. The
Telegraph 14 May 2009...
