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A database that provides information on more than 200 native tree and shrub species, and on almost 300 insects and 200 diseases found in Canada's forests. 0000014937 00000 n
Speckled alder is the common alder of stream banks and wet areas in central and eastern Canada. 0000004808 00000 n
Speckled Alder Alnus incana - rugosa. This large shrub earned its subspecies name from the wrinkled or rugose leaves. 0000002334 00000 n
Speckled alder is the common alder of stream banks and wet areas in central and eastern Canada. Such sprouting is independent of aboveground stem damage, but root crown sprouts may contribute strongly to regeneration following top-kill from fires. rugosa Family Betulaceae – Alder, Birch, Hornbeam Speckled Alder is a deciduous, thicket-forming shrub to 20' tall. rugosa, synonymous with and formerly known as Alnus rugosa, is a fast-growing, thicket forming, deciduous, spreading small tree or shrub that is native to wet sandy or gravelly soils, often along the peripheries of lakes, ponds, streams, rivers and swamps, from Hudson Bay to Newfoundland south to Minnesota, Michigan and Virginia. Pollen catkins 1-2.5 cm long in winter, 5-8 cm at pollination. 0000000016 00000 n
https://www.fs.fed.us/database/feis/plants/tree/alninc/all.html Most commonly found in open space close to water sources where they will regularly form pure stands. Black Alder Tree Info. Suitable pH: acid, neutral and basic (alkaline) soils. On the basis of seven-ye ar results we can presume that speck- ... rate of speckled alder growing under harsh envi- It can grow in semi-shade (light woodland) or no shade. see more; Family Betulaceae . 0000008863 00000 n
Alnus incana is a light-demanding, fast-growing tree that grows well on poorer soils. Most new stems in alder stands are formed through sprouting from rhizomes, which may result in dense, clonal thickets. The Alder puts nitrogen in the soils, improving the soils to where other trees can grow. Speckled Alder. For the best results, use flats of fertile potting soil, and leave out during the winter months. xref
Alder trees and shrubs (Alnus spp.) It often forms very dense thickets around wetlands and streams. Plants require proper conditions to become established and grow. No need to register, buy now! It is an often multi-stemmed deciduous plant that can form impressive and seemingly impenetrable thickets. In fact, it has given its name to a type of wetland known as an “alder thicket.” You’ll also see speckled alder growing along streams, in roadside ditches and in swamps. Look at the diameter of the tree. Suitable pH: acid, neutral and basic (alkaline) soils. 0000005286 00000 n
To grow a white alder from seed, harvest, dry and plant the tiny nutlets from the ripened cones. 0000004482 00000 n
A small tree or tall shrub, typically grows up to 8 meters tall and can withstand cold weather climates. Individuals of speckled alder are fast growing, but short-lived. Young alder trees usually have fairly strong api cal control, resulting in an excurrent branching habit in which the leader grows more rapidly than the branches beneath. Perhaps you have even willingly adventured into one to see what secrets it keeps. If the roots are established, they can tolerate a little drought. mental conditions are favorable, and total height increment for the growing season may exceed that of species with pre-formed growth (Oliver and Larson 1990). rugosa), also known as tag alder, gray alder, or hazel alder, is a member of the birch family, but it usually falls somewhere between a shrub and a tree (growing 10 to 25 feet tall). Details A. incana is a conical tree, to 20m, with dark-green leaves to 10cm long, grey-white and hairy beneath. The dogwoods should grow in the same areas and provide a better food source, but have a habit of being eaten too heavily to provide much cover in many areas. One variable is the "Where" factor. %%EOF
The leaves are oval to round in shape, often notched at the tip, and are typically 2 – 4” long and 3 – … They grow to 50 feet (15 m.) tall and have a pyramidal shape. For example, speckled alder trees can colonize cut-over northern … Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Alnus incana. Actually you can spot a few of them. When the canopy is removed, through fire or logging, for example, speckled alder … It often grows in clumps of many stems which branch close to the ground. Speckled alder is the common alder of stream banks and wet areas in central and eastern Canada. Speckled Alder spreads rhizomatously and prefers moderately acidic soil in low, moist areas, often along streams and lakes. The best time for planting is generally the early spring after frost. For example, speckled alder does well on moist, heavy clay; sugar maple prefers fertile, moderately well-drained soils; and American sycamore prospers in periodically flooded soils along stream banks and in bottom lands. Description It is a small to medium size tree 15–20 m (49–66 ft) tall with smooth grey bark even in old age, its life span being a maximum of 60 to 100 years. There are many black alder facts that should be of interest to homeowners and landscapers. They can take waterlogged soils and somewhat dry conditions. Grows best in full sun. These are fast-growing trees and shrubs, so they can be used to help fill in a landscape and provide shade sooner than other species.
The tree covered in Ice to the right is Speckled Alder. Speckled alder (Alnus incana ssp. 0000004565 00000 n
The Alder is 6-8 years old. Other common names: Mountain Alder French names: Aulne crispé Family: Birch Family (Betulaceae) Group: Alders Distinctive features: Shrub Similar species: • European Black Alder (Alnus glutinosa) - leaves are indented at the tips, roundish. Alnus rugosa is a deciduous Tree growing to 22 m (72ft 2in) at a fast rate. Almost all of them are deciduous. trailer
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