The North American Sylva: Or, a Description of the Forest Trees of ..., volume 4
The North American Sylva: Or, a Description of the Forest Trees of ..., volume 4
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292.
Celtis Occidentalis. — ^Darlington, Flora Cestrica, p. 180.
Celtis pumila. — ^Pursh, Flor. Bor. Am., i. p. 200 and 201.
This species, nearly allied to C. Occidenialisy is often rather a shrub than a tree. Near Harper's Ferry, in Virginia, on the summits of the neighboring mountains of the Blue Ridge, it flowers at the height of two feet, with low spreading branches.
In other situations it becomes a tree, as in the vicinity of Bethle- hem, in Pennsylvania, and other places in that State. It... is best distinguished by its broad, rather short, and smooth leaves when adult, and which are not scabrous on the upper surface : the mar- gin is now and then without serratures; their form is cordate- ovate, very little acuminated. The berries are solitary, brown, and glaucous. It is, perhaps, little more than a variety of G.
Occidentalis.
The American Nettle Tree {^^ Celtis Occidentalis) occurs in almost every part of Massachusetts, and I know a tree of it, east Digitized by Google 150 THICK-LEAVED NETTLE TREE.
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292.
Celtis Occidentalis. — ^Darlington, Flora Cestrica, p. 180.
Celtis pumila. — ^Pursh, Flor. Bor. Am., i. p. 200 and 201.
This species, nearly allied to C. Occidenialisy is often rather a shrub than a tree. Near Harper's Ferry, in Virginia, on the summits of the neighboring mountains of the Blue Ridge, it flowers at the height of two feet, with low spreading branches.
In other situations it becomes a tree, as in the vicinity of Bethle- hem, in Pennsylvania, and other places in that State. It... is best distinguished by its broad, rather short, and smooth leaves when adult, and which are not scabrous on the upper surface : the mar- gin is now and then without serratures; their form is cordate- ovate, very little acuminated. The berries are solitary, brown, and glaucous. It is, perhaps, little more than a variety of G.
Occidentalis.
The American Nettle Tree {^^ Celtis Occidentalis) occurs in almost every part of Massachusetts, and I know a tree of it, east Digitized by Google 150 THICK-LEAVED NETTLE TREE.
What to read after The North American Sylva: Or, a Description of the Forest Trees of ..., volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by François André Michaux, John Jay Smith, Augustus Lucas Hillhouse, Thomas Nuttall to read onlineMoreLess
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