Conifers: Morphology and Variation |
Contents
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION | 5 |
SPECIATION | 11 |
GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION | 29 |
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acuminate apex apophysis appressed Aurea BARK Beissn black pine blue-green bract scales branches spreading branchlets broadly BUDS Carr chromosomes cm long columnar Compacta cone scales cones conical cotyledons Critchfield and Little crown cultivar cultivated dark green densely arranged diameter dioecious distribution dwarf form erect European black pine European larch Evergreen fascicle female flowers fertile scales FLOWERS appear foliage Fukarek furrowed genus glabrous glauca glaucous globose glossy gray growth habit height horizontally spreading hybrid inflorescences interspecific Juniperus larch Larix leaves male flowers monoecious monoterpene mountains Nana needle-like needles Norway spruce occurs ovate ovules pendulous Picea abies Pinus heldreichii Pinus nigra Pinus sylvestris plants prostrate provenances pubescent Range of Pinus red-brown reddish-brown regions resin resin ducts ripening scale-like scaly Scots pine seed scales serrate short shoots shrub Silvae Genet slightly species surface sylvestris terminal thick thin tips Tsuga umbo usually Vidaković whorls wide wing yellow young shoots Yugoslavia