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Search for: Alnus

Latin Name

Common Name

Family

Synonyms

Edibility Rating

Medicinal Rating

Alnus cordata

Italian Alder

Betulaceae

A. cordifolia.

Alnus glutinosa

Alder, European alder , Common Alder, Black Alder

Betulaceae

A. rotundifolia. Betula glutinosa.

Alnus hirsuta

Betulaceae

A. sibirica. A. tinctoria.

Alnus incana

Grey Alder, Speckled alder, Thinleaf alder, White Alder

Betulaceae

Betula alnus incana.

Alnus japonica

Japanese Alder

Betulaceae

Alnus maritima

Seaside Alder, Beach Alder

Betulaceae

Alnus maximowiczii

Betulaceae

Alnus nepalensis

Nepalese Alder

Betulaceae

Alnus nitida

Betulaceae

Clethropsis nitida.

Alnus rhombifolia

White Alder

Betulaceae

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