Planera
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Planera
A genus of one deciduous species in the south-eastern United States. From its allies Ulmus, Celtis and Zelkova, the first of which it resembles in foliage, it differs in the nut-like tubercled fruit. The genus is named after J. J. Planer, a German physician (1743-1789).
From the Supplement (Vol.V)
The specimen of P. aquatica in the Home Park at Windsor is dead.
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'Planera' from the website Trees and Shrubs Online (treesandshrubsonline.
Family
- Ulmaceae
A genus of one deciduous species in the south-eastern United States. From its allies Ulmus, Celtis and Zelkova, the first of which it resembles in foliage, it differs in the nut-like tubercled fruit. The genus is named after J. J. Planer, a German physician (1743-1789).
From the Supplement (Vol.V)
The specimen of P. aquatica in the Home Park at Windsor is dead.
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