Larix decidua

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Cronquist System: Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Plantae • Phylum: Pinophyta • Classis: Pinopsida • Ordo: Pinales • Familly: Pinaceae • Genus: Larix • Species: Larix decidua

Deutsch: Europäische Lärche,

English: European Larch,

Español: Alerce,

فارسی: سیاه‌کاج اروپایی

Français : Mélèze d'Europe,

Polski: Modrzew europejski

Српски / Srpski: Европски ариш

Slovenščina: Navadni macesen (Evropski macesen)

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[edit] Trees and bark

Mixed Larix decidua - Pinus cembra forest, Aletschwald, Switzerland	Trees in autumn, Engadin, Switzerland	Tree in autumn, Beuil, Alpes-Maritimes, France (image brightened)	Tree in autumn, Beuil, Alpes-Maritimes, France (original)
Trees in autumn	Young trees, Engadin, Switzerland	Trees framing the Matterhorn, Switzerland	Tree, Altdorf, Central Switzerland
Tree in autumn colour, Dolomites, Italy	Trees in winter	Kew Gardens. London.	Bark
	Trunks; Wilanów Garden, Warsaw, Poland	Trees; Wilanów Garden, Warsaw, Poland	Park of "la Follie" castle, Écaussinnes-d'Enghien (Belgium).
Park of "la Follie" castle, Écaussinnes-d'Enghien (Belgium).	Tree half in shadow

[edit] Foliage and cones

	Foliage and mature cones	Foliage and mature cones	Foliage and mature cones
Open mature cone	New leaves in spring, and mature cone from previous year. Kew Gardens. London.	Mature cone. Kew Gardens. London.
Foliage and immature cones	Leaves	Leaves	Leaves
Leaves	Leaves	Leaves	Young leaves.
Young leaves.	Young female and male cones	Young female and male cones	Young female and male cones
Young female cone	Young female cone		Young female cone
Young female cone	Young female cone	Young female and male cones	Young female cones. Kew Gardens. London.
Park Krajobrazowy Lasy nad Górną Liswartą, Poland

[edit] Cultivars

L. decidua 'Repens'

L. decidua 'Kórnik'

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Wood section with bark	Wood section with bark	Sanded core, 5mm	1.5 mm of a crosscut showing the cell structure of growth rings
1.35 mm square of a crosscut showing the cell structure of growth rings