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Pictures and description of Alnus rhombifolia White Alder. ... White alder is a fast deciduous tree to 20' first years then slower to 50 ft.. Native to moist canyons on the west coast. A nice- looking and fragrant shade tree. It likes sun and water. It is not drought tolerant, but very fast, to 30 feet in 5-6 years.
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streams, White Alder is a quick-growing tree (to 30 inches per year) reaching 50 to 75 feet in height, sometimes up to 100 feet, and has a spread of 30 to ...
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hort.ufl.edu/trees/ALNRHOA.pdf
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Print This Page Email This Page ... Engineering for this site provided by The Kern County Superintendent of Schools. Technical questions should be directed to the KCSOS Web Team. Information on low-cost hosting and website design services, featuring Manila, for schools and non-profit organizations is ... Trees Remember...
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The white alder can be readily identified by its smooth, steel-gray bark (on young trees) which become scaly and ridged with age, and the conspicuous, cone-like features—one-quarter to one-half inch long—which bear the seeds, and which are known as strobiles. ... Yosemite > Library > Broadleaved Trees > White Alder >
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White Alder occurs along streams in the canyons of the Sierra Nevada in the Transition Zone, as in the lower part of Illilouette Canyon and along the Merced River near Happy Isles, where its drooping lower branches cast a dappled shade upon the waters. ... Yosemite > Library > Trees > White Alder >
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Discussion White Alder, named for its pale green foliage, is the only alder native in southern California. Limited to permanent streams, it is a good indicator of water. It is sometimes planted as an ornamental in wet sites ... White Alder Alnus rhombifolia...
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8. White Alder, Alnus rhombifolia; 9502 Yerba Buena St. ... A native riparian, this white alder needs moisture to thrive. Pendulous clusters of small flowers, the male catkins, provide a beautiful green-gold winter display. The female flowers are neatly packed in tiny cones that are often used in holiday decorations.
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white alder (Alnus rhombifolia) ... home > alder genus > alder species ... trees by common name trees by scientific name dichotomous key mystery tree...
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Alnus rhombifolia. WHITE ALDER. California to British Columbia; BETULACEAE (Birch family) ... Encyclopedia of Stanford Trees, Shrubs, and Vines ... The deciduous white alder is native to campus, for example along San Francisquito Creek and at Jasper Ridge. The prominently ribbed leaves, which have coarse teeth with smaller...
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