Alnus Glutinosa - Details of Alder Structure and Galls

Details of Alder Structure and Galls

  • Alder carr in Germany

  • Trees in winter, Germany

  • Buds

  • Bark

  • Alder Tongue Gall Taphrina amentorum

  • Detail - Alder Tongue Gall

  • Black alder in Ås, Norway

  • Black alder defies harsh conditions in the Swedish archipelago

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