(First upload on June 15 2013. Last on March 4 2023) [ 日本語 | English ]
Mount Usu / Sarobetsu post-mined peatland
From left: Crater basin in 1986 and 2006. Cottongrass / Daylily
HOME > Plant list (植物リスト) > Ulmaceae (ニレ科) > Transplanted elm in Hokkaido
Imported Ulmus L. (ニレ) |
U. americana L. (アメリカニレ) |
U. pumila L. (ノニレ) |
Nonire (ノニレ, 野楡), Siberian elm Manshunire (マンシュウニレ, 満州楡), Siberian elm Chinese: 楡/白楡/家楡 (楡科楡属) Lifeform: deciduous/semi-evergreen tree ≈ 20 m high Distribution: northern Kashmir - Tibet - central Asia - Mongolia - northern China - eastern Siberia - Korea imported from China to Japan in Meiji Era Habitat: dry sitesBark (樹皮): ridged or plated Seed dispersal: wind by wing |
Use: transplanted on streets and parks, in particular, in Hokkaido Cultivars and hybrids: many cv. pendula (中華金叶楡/垂楡 in Chinese) Synonyms:
Ulmus campestris L. var. pumila (L.) Maxim. |
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[1] at the backyard of Faculty of Medicine, Hokkaido University on June 3 2013. [2/3] along Nan hu (南湖) in Changchun City, Jilin Prvince, northeastern China, on June 8 2017.
[4-6] on a wasteland along Hokudai Street in N12/W4, North Ward, Sapporo, on November 10 2022. Records: on roadsides along Hokudai Street on September 29 2020.
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[1-3] in the animal and plant park, Changchun City, Jilin Prvince, northeastern China, on June 6 2017. on June 6 2017.
Amerikanire (アメリカニレ, 亜米利加楡), American elm Lifeform: deciduous tall tree Distribution: eastern North America |
Habitat: bottomland forests (and others) in the original regions Cultivars: a few |
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[1-3] in the Sapporo City Nature Education Park on September 19 2016.