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Betula pubescens Ehrh.
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Betulaceae
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NE North America (Denmark: Greenland) N MW MC Eurasia (Europa)
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NE
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D
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hel hyg->mes acid
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dr (diuretic from leaves and bark, oil medicine) dr(ob) (used by the Cree for chafed skin, by the Ojibway as a seasoner in medicine and a component in a maple syrop mixture used to relieve stomach cramps) fd (bark as a famine food or eaten with sturgeon eggs in E Asia) ma (bark used for shoes and clothes, tar used for preserving leather and wood, leaves with alum give a green dye, leaves with chalk give a yellow dye) ti (furniture)
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Betula alba ssp. pubescens Regel
Betula alba var. pubescens (Ehrh.) Spach
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pubescent birch; common white birch, downy birch
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bouleau pubescent; bouleau blanc p.p., bouleau collant
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abedul, bedoll, bidueiro, urkhi, violo
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Behaarte Birke, Haarbirke, Moorbirke (german); betulla pelosa, betulla pubescente, betulla tomentosa (italian)
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