1.10.2023 · Trees to 24-46(75) m tall with 60-120 (260) cm dbh; straight, crown spirelike, with age becoming flat topped, cylindric. Bark light grey, smooth ...
Abies amabilis, commonly known as the Pacific silver fir, is a fir native to the Pacific Northwest of North America, occurring in the Pacific Coast Ranges ...
Pacific silver fir is a needled evergreen tree native from Alaska down to northern California in the Pinaceae (pine) family. It can grow up to 260 feet tall in ...
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Purppurapihta eli purppurajalokuusi on pihta, jota tavataan Pohjois-Amerikan luoteisosissa. Se on suuri aina vihanta paljassiemeninen puu, jonka runko on 30–45 metriä korkea, ja joka on halkaisijaltaan yli 1,2 metriä. Suurin mitattu puu on ollut... Wikipedia
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The only known cultivated variety of Pacific silver fir is Abies amabilis var. compacta, a dwarf form that has current branches 2 to 3 cm (0.8 to 1.2 in) long.
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Conifer, evergreen, slow growing, 50-80 ft (15-25 m) high, straight trunk, bark is light gray, mostly smooth, but furrowed at the base.
12.3.2014 · Habitat: Pacific Silver Fir is our most shade tolerant tree and is the climax species of the Pacific Silver Fir Ecological Zone, which lies ...
31.5.2023 · Called the silver fir because of the shining silvery undersides of the needles. "Amabilis" means lovely an apt name for this beautiful tree.
An oddly charming dwarf selected in Holland c. 1960. It would make an attractive subject on a rock garden in a cool climate; the growth is slow and dense, with ...
Pacific Silver Fir, Abies amabilis · Range · Climate, elevation · Local occurrence (where, how common) · Habitat preferences · Plant strategy type/successional ...
Indian paint fungus has been located on healthy stems and encased branch piths of suppressed Pacific silver fir. Decay is commonly found near wounds [4].