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Tilo Americano (Tilia americana)Autor
quercus_austrinaDescripción
Buds were the main characteristic used for winter ID. Pictures show buds, and bark of an older specimen and a younger specimen all coming from the same root sprout.
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Álamo Hoja de Lanza (Populus × acuminata)Autor
douggoldmanDescripción
Hybrid growing with both parents, Populus angustifolia and P. deltoides. The last photo shows all three together, plus Fraxinus pennsylvanica.
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Salix pentandraAutor
prokhozhyjDescripción
"Журавлиная родина", дорога на Костенево. +15 °C.
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Álamo Bálsamo (Populus balsamifera)Autor
robinlanarkDescripción
A.I. is not sure and neither am I.
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steve_mcwilliamLugar
Liverpool Festival Grounds, Riverside Drive, Liverpool, Merseyside, UKLiverpool Festival Grounds, Riverside Drive, Liverpool, Merseyside, UK (Google, OSM)
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Álamo Bálsamo (Populus balsamifera)Autor
johndreynoldsDescripción
Spruce Bog Boardwalk, Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
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jean0216Descripción
Milne Dam Conservation Park
Please see backside of leaves, only some are wooly, I interpret this as P.abla x P.grandidendata
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Álamos (Género Populus)Autor
kathy-115Descripción
Poplar or Cottonwood seed pods
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Álamos (Género Populus)Autor
kathy-115Descripción
Western Honeybees on Cottonwood Catkins
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Álamo (Populus mexicana)Autor
drew_baxterDescripción
Este árbol está creciendo en el lado sur de la propiedad Molino de Agua y sobresale por la calle Aquiles Serdan. Un transeúnte afirmó que era el último álamo que quedaba en Vallarta. ¿Tiene razón?
This tree is growing on the south side of the Molino de Agua property and overhangs calle Aquiles Serdan. A passerby claimed that it was the last remaining cottonwood tree in Vallarta. Is she right ?
Álamo is the Spanish word for cottonwood.
James E. Eckenwalder (1977)
Abaso is the Cáhita folk name for P. mexicana. This species is most abundant in the Cáhita territory of Sonoa and Sinaloa. No other extant of the species of the section is known at present [1977].
X. Liu et al (2017)
P. mexicana may be the most ancient species of Populus.
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oleg_kosterinLugar
Russia, Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Aldan Ulus, the Yakokit River left bank 7.5 km N of Yakokit village (Google, OSM)
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Fresno Blanco Americano (Fraxinus americana)Autor
bernielynchDescripción
White Ash flower and leaf buds (Fraxinus americana)
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Fresno Blanco Americano (Fraxinus americana)Autor
bernielynchDescripción
White Ash flower and leaf buds (Fraxinus americana).2x lifesize in camera.
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tammorDescripción
Tana River Poplar | Siricha | Guduba | Mlalali | Mulalati | Mungai | Makini | Lalafto | Lalaftu | Malalai | Sirkh
Populus ilicifolia (Engl.) Rouleau (Salicaceae)
Riverine forest, alt. 330m
Tana River, Meru, Kenya
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Álamo Bálsamo (Populus balsamifera)Autor
beaubien_elisDescripción
female tree catkin
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Chopo Americano (Populus deltoides)Autor
dbarberDescripción
Formations on twigs of some, but not others, of the Populus deltoides in the Grove of State Trees
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Álamo de Hojas Delgadas (Populus angustifolia)Autor
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top of Peets Hill and at the north end of Burke Park, Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana, United States (Google, OSM)Descripción
Populus angustifolia inhabits slopes but near seepage areas. Its leaves are narrow and have a distinctively short petiole. Populus angustifolia like all species of Populus, and unlike species the related Salix, has terminal sappy (sticky) buds each with multiple scales. This stand of Populus angustifolia grows at the top of Peets Hill and at the north end of Burke Park, Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana.
The last photo was taken in 1993 and shows the same stand of Populus angustifolia to the left center background. This stand is still prospering as of 2022.
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Álamo (Populus fremontii)Autor
dpsiminskiDescripción
Flower buds swelling. Along San Pedro River north of Charleston Rd. San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area.
