10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ALMOND WILLOW»
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(1) The almond willow (Salix amy gdalina, fig. 18) is the most widely cultivated
willow in the north of France, and is much used in England and Germany. The
growers in Maryland and Pennsylvania also grow it under the name American
green.
William Fairchild Hubbard,
1909
2
Vegetation Ecology of Central Europe
Almond Willow (Salix Fig. 201 . The course of development of Tamarisk, Sea
Buckthorn, Purple Willow and Grey Alder near the Inn at about 700 m. After
Schiechtl (1958), modified. Myrkaria germanica anchors itself deep in the gravel
bed of ...
3
Trees a Handbook of Forest-botany for the Woodlands and the ...
278 VIOLET WILLOW: ALMOND WILLOW Salix daphnoides, Vill. Violet Willow.
Shrub with deep violet twigs covered with waxy bloom, and brilliant yellow within
the cortex. Leaves elliptic-lanceolate to oblong- or linear-lanceolate, about 4 — 8
...
4
Defense and the Environment: Effective Scientific ...
9 (Almond Willow) 2 —5 (7) Medium density Idem s 1' ' ' 9 . . ' . * . . 9 a 'a icetum
triandrae Malcuit 2 amorphosum fruticosae Borza 54 2 _ 5 (7) Mwlum denslty Id€
m (Almond willow) Salicetum triandro — viminalis (Tx 31) Lolim 52 . . 10 (Almond
...
Katarina Mahutova, John J. Barich III, Ronald A. Kreizenbeck
5
Nature Conservation: Concepts and Practice
Eastern European poplar-willow forest, of the alliance Salicion albae, in gallery
woodland along watercourses, dominated by White Willow (Salix alba), Crack
Willow (S. fragilis ) and Black Poplar (Populus nigra). - Almond willow-osier scrub
, ...
Dan Gafta, John R. Akeroyd,
2007
6
Introduction to Forestry Science
... Coast Willow) Littletree Willow Mackenzie Willow Northwest Willow (Velvet
Willow, Soft Leaf Willow) Pacific Willow (Western Black Willow, Yellow Willow)
Peachleaf Willow (Peach Willow, Almond Willow) Pussy Willow River Willow (
Sandbar ...
7
Forest Trees of the Pacific Slope
Almond Willow. Salix amygdaloid.es Andersson. DISTINGUISHING
CHARACTERISTICS. This willow, also called "peach willow" (from a
resemblance of its leaves to those of the peach), produces one straight, or
sometimes leaning, trunk. Fig.
George Bishop Sudworth,
1908
CANADIAN POPLAR: ALMOND WILLOW 87 Populus canadensis, Desf.
Canadian Poplar. tt Fruiting catkins erect ; scales, entire, velvety pubescent ;
capsules ovoid-conical. © Scales of the catkin pale yellow or reddish, [For(o O)
not dark at ...
9
Flugel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English Languages
M. I'., storax in the tear ; — torte</. almond-tart ; — IDcibe,/. almond- willow ; —
TOCtfe/ adv. by fifteen ; — jcbnte, m. tithe of sheaves. fOu'.ru-cin, v. I. a. 1. to
mangle ; 2. to count by fifteen ; to set fifteen sheaves into a heap ; 3. vulg. in beat,
bang, ...
C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann,
1843
10
Diseases and Pests of Ornamental Plants
The bay- leaved, the osier, and the weeping willow appear to be resistant,
whereas the crack, the heart-leaved, the white, the purple, and the almond willow
appear to be susceptible. As with blight, golden willow has been reported by
some ...
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Somerset floods: Lessons to be learnt from the Levels
The usual basket willow was the low-growing Almond Willow, Salix triandra, while the Common Osier (S. viminalis) provided stronger growths. «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 14»