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| Latin name |
Family |
Distribution |
North America distribution zone |
Height |
Foliage |
Ecology |
Use |
Synonym |
English name |
French name |
Spanish name |
Other name |
Trade name |
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Prunus serotina Ehrh.
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Rosaceae
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MC ME SC North America (Canada: S Ontario to Nova Scotia; USA: North Dakota to Maine, Arizona to Florida; N Mexico to Guatemala) int South America (tropics) and MW Eurasia (Sweden to France and to Russia)
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MC ME SC
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[sci]->hel [hyg] mes [xer] acid->neut
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dr dr(ob) (sedative, tonic) fd (bark: flavouring for rum and brandy) fr ma(ob) (assembling of engraving) pl (ornamental, timber) ti (boat interiors, cabinet work, wood carving, decorative veneer, furniture, joinery, musical instruments, paneling, tools handles, turned work) tx (fruits pips, leaves, stones)
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Cerasus serotina Loisel.
Padus serotina Bork.
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black cherry; American cherry, cabinet cherry, capulin, cherry rum, fruitwood, mountain black cherry; rum cherry (Canada, USA); rum-cherry, timber cherry (Canada); whiskey cherry, wild black cherry, wild cherry (USA); wine cherry
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cerisier tardif; cerises d'automne, cerisier d'automne (Canada); cerisier noir (Canada, Europe); cerisier sauvage de l'Ouest; merisier (Canada)
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capollín (Mexico); capulí (Mexico, Peru); capulín (Mexico); cerezo, cerezo criollo (Colombia); cerezo de los Andes; detze, ghohto (Mexico); guinda (Bolivia); mují
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Amerikanische Spätkirsche (german); capulí, capulín (nahuatl, Mexico); ciliegio tardivo (italian); Deutcher Lorbeer (german); pa-kshmuk (Mexico); Spätblühende Traubenkirsche (german); tnunday, xeugua
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