Viburnum dasyanthum Rehder

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Family

Viburnaceae

Genus

Viburnum

Other taxa in genus

Glossary

corolla: The inner whorl of the perianth. Composed of free or united petals often showy.

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'Viburnum dasyanthum' from the website Trees and Shrubs Online (treesandshrubsonline.org/articles/viburnum/viburnum-dasyanthum/). Accessed 2026-02-14.

Viburnum dasyanthum is a hardy plant with interesting shiny leaves. Meise Botanic Garden (Acc number 19831391 from BG Mainz, Germany), Belgium. 24 August 2014. Image Guillaume Mamdy.

Closely allied to V. betulifolium and occurring in the same areas. It has similar foliage but is distinguished by having the corolla downy on the outside. Introduced by Wilson.

Cluster of striking pinkish red fruits on Viburnum dasyanthum. Meise Botanic Garden (Acc number 19831391 from BG Mainz, Germany), Belgium. 24 August 2014. Image Guillaume Mamdy.

A different view on the pinkish red fruits of Viburnum dasyanthum. Meise Botanic Garden (Acc number 19831391), Belgium. 24 August 2014. Image Guillaume Mamdy.

Close up on the pinkish red fruits of Viburnum dasyanthum. Meise Botanic Garden (Acc number 19831391), Belgium. 24 August 2014. Image Guillaume Mamdy.

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