Cornus sericea L.
Rank: SpeciesTaxon Status: accepted
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ChildrenCornus sericea L. subsp. sericeaVernaculars (+) (-) Dutch: Canadese kornoelje sources: Dutch Species Register English: Red-osier dogwood sources: Nash, Roisin (FaEu - Ecological Consultancy Services Ltd (Ecoserve)) English-United States: Red-osier Dogwood sources: Charles Hussey Galician: Conbhaiscne shailí German: Seidiger Hartriegel sources: german PESI focal point Irish: Conbhaiscne shailí sources: Nash, Roisin (FaEu - Ecological Consultancy Services Ltd (Ecoserve)) Lithuanian: palaipinė sedula sources: Lithuanian PESI focal point Norwegian: alaskakornell sources: Norwegian PESI focal point Russian: кизил блестящий; свидина отпрысковая sources: Russian PESI focal point Slovenian: svilnati dren sources: Slovenian PESI focal point Turkish: Kırmızı hasır kızılcık sources: Turkish PESI focal point Welsh: cwyrosyn cochfrigLiterature
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CitationWorld Checklist of Selected Plant Families (2010), copyright © The Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Cornus sericea L.. Accessed through: Euro+Med PlantBase at http://ww2.bgbm.org/euroPlusMed/PTaxonDetail.asp?UUID=F059BADB-C120-4EDA-A728-D920B5EEF71FImage![]() Occurrence Present Absent Doubtful Native Introduced Naturalised Invasive Managed No data |
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Dutch: Canadese kornoelje
English: Red-osier dogwood
English-United States: Red-osier Dogwood
Galician: Conbhaiscne shailí
German: Seidiger Hartriegel
Irish: Conbhaiscne shailí
Lithuanian: palaipinė sedula
Norwegian: alaskakornell
Russian: кизил блестящий; свидина отпрысковая
Slovenian: svilnati dren
Turkish: Kırmızı hasır kızılcık
Welsh: cwyrosyn cochfrig




