Assertion: wych elm | /r/HasProperty | u. glabra
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text: The species superficially resembles American elm (U. americana), but is more closely related to the European wych elm (U. glabra), which has a very similar flower structure, though lacks the pubescence over the seed.
text: Wych elm ( Ulmus glabra ) leaves and seeds
text: Recent DNA analysis suggests that the trees, still often known as; English Elm (U. procera), with a compact crown and deeply fissured bark; Wych Elm (U. glabra), with smoother bark; and Camperdown Elm (U. glabra ‘Camperdownii’), a variety of Wych Elm with drooping branches, are all the same species, called the Field Elm (Ulmus minor).
text: Introduced species planted as ornamentals include Chinese elm (U. parvifolia), a small-leaved species with interesting mottled bark; English elm (U. procera), with a compact crown and deeply fissured bark; Wych elm (U. glabra), with smoother bark; and Camperdown elm (U. glabra camperdownii), a variety of Wych elm also known as umbrella elm because of its drooping branches.
text: …species with interesting mottled bark; English elm (U. procera), with a compact crown and deeply fissured bark; Wych elm (U. glabra), with smoother bark; and Camperdown elm (U. glabra camperdownii), a variety of Wych elm also known as umbrella elm because of its drooping branches.
text: …species planted as ornamentals include Chinese elm (U. parvifolia), a small-leaved species with interesting mottled bark; English elm (U. procera), with a compact crown and deeply fissured bark; Wych elm (U. glabra), with smoother bark; and Camperdown elm (U. glabra camperdownii), a variety of Wych elm also known as umbrella…
text: Wych elm ( Ulmus glabra ) leaves and seeds