Index specierum varietatumque ulmorum nomine scientifico digestarum

***Ulmorum*** vivarum sunt circa triginta et septem species, quarum circa duodeviginti habentur *ulmi montanae,* duodecim *ulmi agrestes,* quattuor *ulmi albae,* et tres *ulmi autumno florentes*&thinsp;; praeterea sunt saltem viginti et novem species exstinctae.

## Species, varietates, formae
***Ulmi montanae**: vere florentes; flores subsessiles; folia usitate aspera supra:
***Ulmus bergmanniana*
****Ulmus bergmanniana* var. *bergmanniana*
****Ulmus bergmanniana* var. *lasiophylla*
***Ulmus boissieri* 
***Ulmus castaneifolia*
***Ulmus changii* 
****Ulmus changii* var. *changii*
****Ulmus changii* var. *kunmingensis*
***Ulmus chumlia* 
***Ulmus elongata*
***Ulmus gaussenii*
***Ulmus glabra*
***Ulmus glaucescens* 
****Ulmus glaucescens* var. *glaucescens*
****Ulmus glaucescens* var. *lasiocarpa*
***Ulmus laciniata*
****Ulmus laciniata* var. *nikkoensis*
***Ulmus lamellosa*
***Ulmus macrocarpa*
****Ulmus macrocarpa* var. *glabra*
****Ulmus macrocarpa* var. *macrocarpa*
***Ulmus mexicana*
***Ulmus microcarpa* 
***Ulmus prunifolia* 
***Ulmus rubra*
***Ulmus uyematsui*
***Ulmus wallichiana*
****Ulmus wallichiana* subsp. *wallichiana*
****Ulmus wallichiana* subsp. *xanthoderma*
****Ulmus wallichiana* var. *tomentosa* 

***Ulmi agrestes**: vere florentes; flores subsessiles; folia usitate laeva supra.
***Ulmus canescens*
****Ulmus canescens* var. *africans* 
***Ulmus chenmoui*
***Ulmus davidiana*
****Ulmus davidiana* var. *davidiana*
****Ulmus davidiana* var. *japonica*
***Ulmus harbinensis*
***Ulmus ismaelis*
***Ulmus lanceifolia* 
***Ulmus minor*
****Ulmus minor* subsp. *angustifolia* 
*****Ulmus minor* subsp. *angustifolia* var. *goodyeri*
****Ulmus minor* subsp. *minor*
****Ulmus minor* var. *plotii*
****Ulmus minor* subsp. *sarniensis*
***Ulmus procera*
***Ulmus pseudopropinqua*
***Ulmus pumila*
****Ulmus pumila* var. *arborea*
***Ulmus szechuanica*
***Ulmus villosa*

***Ulmi albae**: vere florentes; flores pedunculati:
***Ulmus alata*
***Ulmus americana*
***Ulmus laevis*
*****Ulmus laevis* var. *celtidea*
*****Ulmus laevis* var. *parvifolia*
***Ulmus thomasii*

***"Ulmi autumno florentes"**: autumno florentes:
***Ulmus crassifolia*
***Ulmus parvifolia*
****Ulmus parvifolia* var. *coreana*
****Ulmus parvifolia* f. *lanceolata*
***Ulmus serotina*

***Ulmi fossiles**
***Ulmus braunii*
***Ulmus brownellii*
***Ulmus californica*
***Ulmus carpinoides*
***Ulmus chaneyi*
***Ulmus cordifrons*
***Ulmus depranodonta*
***Ulmus eolaciniata*
***Ulmus minima*
***Ulmus minoensis*
***Ulmus miopumila*
***Ulmus montanensis*
***Ulmus moorei*
***Ulmus newberryi*
***Ulmus okanagenensis*
***Ulmus owyheensis*
***Ulmus pancidentata*
***Ulmus paucidentata*
***Ulmus protojaponica*
***Ulmus pseudolongifolia*
***Ulmus pseudosuberosa*
***Ulmus pyramidalis*
***Ulmus pseudopyramidalis*
***Ulmus rhamnifolia*
***Ulmus speciosa*
***Ulmus stuchlikii*
***Ulmus subparvifolia*
***Ulmus tenuiservis*
***Ulmus wardii*

* Index cultivarietatum, hybridarum, et cultivaretatum hybridarum ulmorum

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