white elm

Each tree has its pointing branch and all are white elms.

Then, the swamp forest had many trees, predominantly white elm.

White Elm is also known to have been introduced to Australia.

It is occasionally found with white elm and soft maple in better drained bottom land.

In the Cumberland Delta, white elm, green ash and Manitoba maple can be found.

Mature White Elm is best identified by its characteristic vase-shaped crown, large main trunk and spreading, over hanging branches.

A plaque in his honour also was affixed to the white elm, facing Lake Shore Blvd.

In the north is a thicket of low-growing willows which is studded with taller white elm and black willow tree.

In Europe, the European White Elm Ulmus laevis has received much attention.

Early settlers used White Elm wood extensively for building cultivators, chopping blocks, wheel hubs, and chair bottoms.

A male Northern Flicker was digging in the lawn this morning and white elms are in flower at Ojibway.

The European White Elm U. laevis var.

White Elm (This list is based on USGS data and may include former settlements.)

Several hardwood trees such as American beech, white elm and sugar maple reach the northeastern limit of their ranges in northern Cape Breton.

Further east the stream flows through an area containing small trees of white cedar, black ash, white elm, aspen, basswood, balsam fir, and yellow birch.

As in the closely related European White Elm Ulmus laevis, the flowers and seeds are borne on 1-3 cm long stems.

Field inoculation experiments were carried out to determine the pattern of Ceratocystis ulmi infection of white elm (Ulmus americana).

In the southern portion of the region, sugar maple, American beech, basswood, white elm, red maple and other species common to the pure deciduous forests predominate.

In addition to the above single species dominated wetlands, the Sanctuary also contains lowland areas containing mixtures of white elm, aspen, several willow species and dogwoods.

The tree, an American white elm, became a celebrated attraction, with its own plaque, a fence constructed around it and a road moved in order to help preserve it.

The White Elm is allogamous and is most closely related to the American Elm U. americana.

The beetle-resistant European white elm Ulmus laevis has also been planted, notably by the Cheshire Wildlife Trust.

This case of immunity in the white elm is related to that of the Asiatic species and certain European strains also of slow-growing habit and resistant.

Bald Island has several stands of mixed tree species such as White Elm, Balsam Poplar and various shrub willows, growing next to marsh areas.

Apple, White Elm, Basswood, Black Locust, Manitoba Maple and aspen are also characteristic.