ulmus glabra การใช้

• Ulmus glabra " Camperdownii " has a rounded, pendulous canopy grafted onto an understock.
• Plenty of various trees, including carpinus betulus, oak, ulmus glabra and tilia, surrounded the lake.
• Its leaves and bark suggest an Ulmus glabra mutation.
• Ash and wych elm ( " Ulmus glabra " ) form two stands on north-facing slopes on the eastern margins of the downs.
• The world's most northern naturally occurring elm forest " ( Ulmus glabra ) " grows in the Arstadlia nature reserve, where the rich vegetation also includes orchids.
• For another, since a Camperdown elm is a cultivar of a Scotch elm ( Ulmus glabra ) usually grafted onto another, Ulmus americana, it isn't in the wild.
• Much of the woodland is dominated by ash, " Fraxinus excelsior ", but in places wych elm, " Ulmus glabra " is dominant; such woodland is scarce in Durham.
• ""'Ulmus ?hollandica " "'hybrid between Wych elm " Ulmus glabra " and field elm " Ulmus minor " which commonly occurs across Europe wherever the ranges of the parent species overlap.
• Nearby Magueija, in a small canyon of Balsem鉶 was detected an extremely localized forest dominated by Elm ( " Ulmus glabra " ) and Narrow-leafed Ash ( " Fraxinus angustifolia " ).
• Located at and at, these woodlands are the largest remaining fragments of damp, ash-alder woodland in the Oak ( " Quercus robur " ) and Wych Elm ( " Ulmus glabra " ).
• The tree was possibly an ancient Wych elm ( " Ulmus glabra " ) under which King John ( 1167 1216 ) and his entourage were reputed to have met when they were out hunting.
• The tree is similar to the Wych Elm " Ulmus glabra ", and was originally treated as such by Henry, but later accorded species status of its own largely by reason of the enormous disjunction in their respective areas; " U . glabra " extending across Europe as far as the Urals, several thousand kilometres from " U . laciniata " in the Far East.