keskiviikko, 28. heinäkuuta 2010
Betula nana
Round 7 in ABC Wednesday has reached letter B.
My choice for the letter is Betula nana (which happens to be one kind of Birch).
Ecology description:
Betula nana subsp. nana. Canada (Baffin Island), Greenland, northern Europe (south to the Alps at high altitudes), northwestern Asia. Young twigs hairy, but without resin; leaves longer (to 20 mm), usually as long as broad.
[Source: Wikipedia]
Tunnisteet:
ABC Wednesday,
Betula,
Betula nana,
Betulaceae,
Chamaebetula,
Dwarf Birch,
Fagales,
Finland,
Lapland,
Magnoliophyta,
Magnoliopsida,
plant,
Plantae,
Salla
Tilaa:
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What a lovely species!At first glimpse I thought it was a succulant of some description. We learn so much each Wednesday.
VastaaPoistaDenise
ABC Team
Nifty plant.
VastaaPoistaROG, ABC Wednesday team
Terrific capture for the B Day! Love the rich color! I've never seen this species before!
VastaaPoistaSylvia
ABC Team
I like how you captured the glossiness of the leaves. :)
VastaaPoistaSuperb photo - I've never seen this leaf before - it is truly beautiful!
VastaaPoista