Übersetzung für 'green alder' von Englisch nach Deutsch

green alder [Alnus viridis]

Grünerle {f}bot.T

Grün-Erle {f}bot.T

Alpen-Erle {f}bot.T

Laublatsche {f} [auch: Grün-Erle]bot.T

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alder-leafed / alder-leaved whitebeam [Sorbus alnifolia, syn.: Aria alnifolia, Crataegus alnifolia, Micromeles alnifolia, Pyrus alnifolia]

Erlen-Mehlbeere {f}bot.T

Erlenblättrige Eberesche {f}bot.T

alder leaves

Erlenblätter {pl}bot.

alder thicket

Erlendickicht {n}bot.

alder shrub

Erlenbusch {m}bot.

alder pollen

Erlenpollen {m}bot.med.

alder leaf

Erlenblatt {n}bot.

alder trees

Ellern {pl} [nordd.]

alder [wood]

Erlenholz {n}for.

Erle {f} [Holz]constr.furn.

alder bushes {pl}

Erlengebüsch {n}bot.

alder wood

Erlenholz {n}for.

Alder-ene reaction

Alder-En-Reaktion {f}chem.

species of alder

Erlenart {f}bot.

Diels-Alder reaction

Diels-Alder-Reaktion {f}chem.

alder flycatcher [Empidonax alnorum]

Erlentyrann {m}orn.T

alder sucker [Psylla alni]

Erlenblattsauger / Erlen-Blattsauger {m}entom.T

Erlenblattfloh / Erlen-Blattfloh {m}entom.T

alder psyllid [Psylla alni]

Erlenblattfloh / Erlen-Blattfloh {m}entom.T

Erlenblattsauger / Erlen-Blattsauger {m}entom.T

• The main occurrences are in the green alder bush forest, in high-montane to subalpine willow bushes over silicate in alluvions and riverside pioneer locations of rivers.
• "Monsoma pulveratum", the green alder sawfly, is a species of common sawfly in the family Tenthredinidae. It is a European species that has been accidentally introduced in North America.
• The larvae of this sawfly feed on several species of alder including alder ("Alnus glutinosa"), grey alder ("Alnus incana") and green alder ("Alnus viridis"), as well as silver birch ("Betula pendula"), and hazel ("Corylus avellana") and willow.
• Other species in these ecosystems are green alder ("Alnus viridis"), Waldstein's willow ("Salix waldsteiniana"), common juniper ("Juniperus communis"), "Chamaecytisus absinthioides" and "Festuca valida".
• Many sources refer to it as "Alnus viridis", the green alder, but botanically this is considered an illegitimate name synonymous with "Alnus alnobetula" subsp.

• There are four distinct altitude-dependent vegetation ecosystems in the mountains starting with beech forest ("Fagetum sylvaticae"), followed by mixed forests of beech and silver fir ("Abies alba"), forested areas of green alder ("Alnetum viridis"), and finally a belt of treeless poloniny, a subalpine meadows dominated by grasses.
• lepidotus" is restricted to green alder in the subgenus "Alnobetula".
• Shady, damp scree is the preferred habitat of the green alder ("Alnus alnobetula"), which often forms inextricable thickets and helps stabilize the scree on steep slopes with its roots.
• The larvae create a gallery mine in the leaves of alder, including common alder ("Alnus glutinosa"), grey alder ("Alnus incana"), green alder ("Alnus viridis") or myrtle ("Myrica gale").