Updates
Country datasheets now include a list of trees and can be found on the Basic Datasheets tab.
Datasheets
The following full datasheets have received updates since January 2013. In addition, a number of basic datasheets have been enhanced and new datasheets created as information becomes available.
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Abies alba (silver fir)
A. alba is important in Europe from both an ecological and an historical point of view. It occurs naturally in mixed stands in montane forests,...
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Abies concolor (Rocky Mountain white fir)
A. concolor is an important forest tree that forms stand dominants over large areas of montane forest habitats in the Sierra Nevada, Cascade Range,...
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Abies lasiocarpa (rocky mountain fir)
A. lasiocarpa is the smallest of eight species of true fir indigenous to western North America. It is a common species in old growth, secondary...
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Acacia senegal (gum acacia)
A. senegal is a pioneer, nitrogen-fixing tree, that produces a valuable product (gum arabic) which is sold in international markets. It also has a...
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Acacia seyal (whistling thorn)
A. seyal is a pioneer, nitrogen-fixing, drought tolerant and fire resistant tree, that produces a valuable product (gum talha) which is sold in...
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Acacia tortilis (umbrella thorn)
A. tortilis is a pioneer, nitrogen-fixing tree, and is relatively fast growing in arid sites. The tree is dominant in many savanna communities in...
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Acer macrophyllum (broadleaf maple)
A. macrophyllum is one of the few commercial, deciduous hardwoods in the Pacific region of western North America. However, its...
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Acer negundo (box elder)
A. negundo is a small and variable tree of little economic value native to much of North America. It has been widely planted mainly...
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Aceria guerreronis (coconut mite)
Accurate crop loss assessments are rarely done, but estimates range from 7.5% (Julia and Mariau, 1979) and 30% (Hernández, 1977) to 60% (Griffith,...
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Achaea janata (castor semilooper)
The polyphagous defoliator A. janata is known by the common name, castor semilooper, because castor (Ricinus communis) is its major host. However,...
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