Larch

The larches are Arbre S of the Larix originating in the areas moderated in altitude of the northern hemisphere. They belong to Pinacées. They easily reach 20-45 meters in height (certain specimens of L. occidentalis exceed sometimes the 65 meters).

Equipped with a good wind resistance, it is covered with gold to the autumn.

One of meeting 14 S:

  • Larix decidua P. Mill. - Larch of Europe
  • Larix gmelinii - Larch of Dahurie
  • Larix griffithii
  • Larix kaempferi (Lam.) Carr. - Larch of Japan
  • Larix himalaica
  • Larix kongboensis
  • Larix mastersiana
  • Larix laricina (Of the King) K. Koch - Larch laricin (North America)
  • Larix lyallii Parl. - subalpine Larch
  • Larix occidentalis Nutt. - Larch of the West
  • Larix potaninii
  • Larix principis-rupprechtii
  • Larix sibirica - Larch of Siberia
  • Larix speciosa

See too

Mélézin

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