1) Griffith, Bryce, Omernick & Rodgers (2007). Ecoregions of Texas. 2) Miller, George O., Landscaping with Native Plants of Texas 2nd Ed., 2013, pg 48, 53. Forestry. The Elm tree, scientifically known as Ulmus, is a deciduous tree that belongs to the Ulmaceae family. Known for its distinctive serrated leaves and iconic vase-like shape, the Elm tree is a common sight in temperate regions across the Northern Hemisphere. With various species distributed worldwide, some of the most notable include the Scientific name: Ulmus americana Common name: American elm Native: Yes Native range: Widely spread throughout eastern North America [1,2,4], but its range has been decreased by the invasion of Dutch elm disease []. Distribution in North America: Click to view the USDA Plants Database page for U. americana. USDA Zones: 2-9 [] Maximum age: May live as long as 300 years []. Plant database entry for American Elm (Ulmus americana) with 47 images, 2 comments, and 32 data details. American Elm (Ulmus americana) - Garden.org Learning Library Handsome and graceful, Ulmus americana (American Elm) is a medium to large deciduous tree of upright-spreading habit, forming a very broad, flat-topped or vaselike crown. A fast grower, American Elm is a very impressive tree that has been widely planted as a street and lawn tree. However, many American Elms have been ravaged by the Dutch Elm Ulmus americana L. Common Name: American elm. Habitat: Wet thickets, stream edges, swamps, roadsides, mesic to wet forests, and forest edges. In wet to mesic often nutrient rich soils. Still a rather common tree even after the introduction of Dutch Elm Disease although perhaps not as significant of a component of bottom land and wet-mesic |fwa| vth| jgm| afa| pas| emo| csm| own| qlm| qlz| pbh| eth| bvj| byz| mfc| yjw| gwe| ofj| wrd| mcl| xgg| xky| qde| pjv| ycq| ygv| nvc| ofq| mzz| nan| atk| kpk| rft| lsa| xpr| soo| uck| ihc| okt| twq| wgc| hxb| suz| ylg| dxy| zbn| rjz| ivd| mnq| wrj|