Abies alba
- English: Silver Fir, silver fir
- Alemannisch: Weisstanne
- aragonés: Abet común
- العربية: شوح أبيض
- مصرى: شوح ابيض
- asturianu: abetu común
- azərbaycanca: Avropa ağ şamı
- تۆرکجه: آوروپا آغ شامی
- беларуская: Піхта белая
- беларуская (тарашкевіца): Піхта белая
- български: Обикновена ела
- català: Avet blanc
- corsu: Ghjaddicu
- čeština: jedle bělokorá
- kaszëbsczi: Zwëczajnô jedlëna
- Cymraeg: Ffynidwydden arian
- dansk: Almindelig Ædelgran
- Deutsch: Weiß-Tanne, Weißtanne
- Schweizer Hochdeutsch: Weiss-Tanne
- dolnoserbski: Běła jedła
- Ελληνικά: Λευκή ελάτη
- Esperanto: Blanka abio
- español: Abeto blanco
- eesti: Euroopa nulg
- euskara: Izei zuri
- فارسی: نراد نقرهای
- suomi: Saksanpihta
- français: Sapin blanc, Sapin pectiné, Sapin commun
- arpetan: Vârnyo
- Gaeilge: Giúis gheal
- galego: Abeto branco
- עברית: אשוח כסוף
- hrvatski: Bijela jela
- hornjoserbsce: Běła jědla
- magyar: közönséges Jegenyefenyő
- íslenska: Evrópuþinur
- italiano: Abete bianco
- 日本語: ヨーロッパモミ
- 한국어: 유럽전나무
- перем коми: Чочком ньыв
- кыргызча: Аккарагай
- lietuvių: Europinis kėnis
- македонски: Сребрена ела
- മലയാളം: അബിസ് ആൽബ
- norsk bokmål: Vanlig Edelgran
- Nederlands: Gewone Zilverspar, Gewone zilverspar
- norsk nynorsk: Edelgran
- norsk: Vanlig edelgran
- occitan: Avet blanc
- polski: jodła pospolita
- rumantsch: Aviez
- română: bradul argintiu
- русский: Пихта белая
- srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски: Jela
- slovenčina: jedľa biela
- slovenščina: Bela jelka
- shqip: Bredhi i bardhë
- српски / srpski: Јела / Jela
- svenska: Silvergran
- Türkçe: Orta Avrupa göknarı
- удмурт: Тӧдьы ньылпу
- українська: Ялиця біла
- vèneto: Tana
- Tiếng Việt: Thông bạc
- 吴语: 银冷杉
- ייִדיש: ווײַסיאָדלע
- 中文: 欧洲冷杉, 欧洲银冷杉
- 中文（中国大陆）: 銀冷杉
- 中文（简体）: 银冷杉
- 中文（臺灣）: 銀冷杉
Images of the whole plant[edit]
Pieniny, Poland
Silesian Beskids, Poland
Hintersteiner Tal, Oberallgäu, Bayern, Germany
Pieniny, Poland
Wisła, Silesian Beskids, Poland
Wisła, Silesian Beskids, Poland
Wisła, Silesian Beskids, Poland
Young plants, Beskid Sądecki, Poland
Young plants, Beskid Sądecki, Poland
Young plants, Beskid Sądecki, Poland
Beskid Żywiecki, Poland
Beskid Żywiecki, Poland
Beskid Żywiecki, Poland
Beskid Żywiecki, Poland
Beskid Żywiecki, Poland
Young tree, Zwardoń, Poland
Zwardoń, Poland
Zwardoń, Poland
Kovářova rokle, Czech Republic
Pyrenees-Orientales, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Malá Fatra, Slovakia
young tree in Skalité Serafínov, Slovakia
Skalité Serafínov, Slovakia
Tree in Orjen, Montenegro
Tree in Thüringer Wald, Deutschland
Tree at the summit of Kronbergs, Deutschland
Polenztal (Saxony, Germany)
Natural habitats[edit]
Silver Firs in forest with Picea abies and Fagus sylvatica, Silesian Beskids, Poland
Forest, Třebíč-Slavice, Czech Republic
Marmano, Corsica
Valsaín Valley, Segovia, Spain
Forest, Huesca, northern Spain
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Leaves[edit]
Shoots
Foliage
Foliage
Foliage
Foliage, annotated to show growth years
Foliage, close-up
Seedling, Făgăraș Mountains, Romania
Needles, close-up
Foliage
Shoots
Cones[edit]
Abies alba - Museum specimen
Trunks and bark[edit]
Trunk; Malá Fatra, Slovakia
Bark; Malá Fatra, Slovakia
Bark; Silesian Beskids, Poland
Malá Fatra, Slovakia
cross section
cross section
cut trees (except the tree in the middle - it is Pseudotsuga menziesii)
Trees in cultivation[edit]
Cultivated specimens, northern Illinois
Cultivated specimen, Parc du Mercantour, France
USA
Native distribution areas[edit]
Botanical illustrations[edit]
Abies alba
(as syn.
Abies pectinata)
plate 153 in:
Wayside and woodland blossoms,
1895
Abies alba
(as syn.
Abies pectinata)
plate 153 in:
Wayside and woodland blossoms,
1895alternative
crop
Reitter/Abel (1790–1794)
(modified)
"Thick Fir" from Babia Góra forest, 1890
Abies alba flower illustration
Abies alba cone illustration
Abies alba foliage illustration
Abies alba pollen illustration
Abies alba tree illustration
Selected Weblinks
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Description of taxon Gard. Dict., ed. 8. n. 1. 1768 (16 Apr 1768)