Abies concolor
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English: White Fir · Español: Pino real blanco · Polski: Jodła jednobarwna, Jodła kalifornijska · |
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[edit] Natural
[edit] Abies concolor subsp. concolor
Rocky Mountains
 Tree |
 Trunk and lower branches |
 Foliage, cones |
 Foliage, cones, dispersing seeds |
 Mixed forest with Pinus ponderosa, Malheur National Forest, Oregon |
 Foliage, with Arceuthobium abietinum infestation, Spring Mountains, southern Nevada |
 Foliage, with Arceuthobium abietinum infestation, Spring Mountains, southern Nevada |
[edit] Abies concolor subsp. lowiana (Gordon) A.E.Murray
Southern Cascades, south through Sierra Nevada to Sierra San Pedro Martir, Baja California
 Mixed forest with Pinus jeffreyi, San Bernardino National Forest |
 Tree (at right) in mixed forest, Sierra San Pedro Martir |
 Trees in mixed forest with Sequoiadendron giganteum, Redwood Canyon, Kings Canyon National Park |
 Broken tree showing regrowth, Yosemite National Park |
 Tree, Yosemite National Park |
 Young tree, Yosemite National Park |
 Young tree, Mount Whitney |
 Foliage underside |
 Foliage upperside |
 Yosemite National Park |
 Yosemite National Park |
 Yosemite National Park |
[edit] Cultivated
Abies concolor subsp. concolor
 University of Idaho Arboretum |
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 Poznań, Poland |
 Marki, Poland |
 15 years old and 5 meters hig tree, Marki, Poland |
 Foliage and cones |
 Foliage |
 Leaves |
 Leaves |
 Bark of young tree |
Abies concolor subsp. lowiana (Gordon) A.E.Murray
 Foliage upperside |
 Male cones |
 Bark |
