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Prunus serrula November 2011 - Deepdale Trees Prunus serrula Tibetan Cherry Prunus serrula is a small, round headed, deciduous tree ideal for small gardens or areas with limited space It was introduced to this country from West China in the early 20th Century The attractive polished bark pro-vides winter interest and ensures it makes a stunning specimen plant
Les pestes végétales : le cerisier tardif (Prunus serotina) Prunus serotina est un exemple atypique d’une essence forestière sans intérêt économique reconnu en Europe mais qui concurrence nos chênes, châtaigniers et autres feuillus précieux Le cerisier tardif ou American black cherry est originaire du continent américain
DP 31: Candidatus Liberibacter’ spp. on Citrus spp. DP DP 31 Diagnostic protocols for regulated pests DP 31-2 International Plant Protection Convention 1 Pest information Huanglongbing (HLB), caused by ‘Candidatus Liberibacter’ species and also known as citrus greening,
Variability of Chemical Profile in Almonds (Prunus dulcis) of . . . Almond (Prunus dulcis) is a tree species that together with peach is included in the subgenus Amygdalus [4] Sweet almonds have an average length of 2 3 cm, 1 4 cm width, and 0 8 1 0 cm thickness They have a delicate, aromatic and sweet flavour Externally, the seeds are oval, asymmetrical, flattened, sharpened at one end and rounded at the
Prunus umbellata Flatwoods Plum - University of Florida Prunus umbellata Figure 1 Mature Flatwoods Plum Flatwoods Plum1 Edward F Gilman and Dennis G Watson2 INTRODUCTION A native of the woods of the southeastern United States, Flatwoods Plum is a round-topped, deciduous tree, reaching 20 feet in height with a 15-foot spread, that is most often planted for its spectacular display of blooms (Fig 1)