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Carolina Poplar (Populus canadensis) showing buds and leaves emerging, Belgium Stock Photo

RMBHMPE4–Carolina Poplar (Populus canadensis) showing buds and leaves emerging, Belgium

POPULUS X CANADENSIS ROBUSTA Stock Photo

RM2J38GAM–POPULUS X CANADENSIS ROBUSTA

Hybrid Black-poplar Populus x canadensis (Salicaceae) Stock Photo

RMCWNB82–Hybrid Black-poplar Populus x canadensis (Salicaceae)

Berlin poplar (Populus x berolinensis) and Canadian poplar (Populus x canadensis) Stock Photo

RMB55XBR–Berlin poplar (Populus x berolinensis) and Canadian poplar (Populus x canadensis)

Populus x canadensis, Pappel, poplar Stock Photo

RMDJ41PF–Populus x canadensis, Pappel, poplar

Leaves foliage of what is believed to be Hybrid Black Poplar / Populus x canadensis tree. Reasoning - leaves not quite as pointed as P. nigra. Stock Photo

RFTAR988–Leaves foliage of what is believed to be Hybrid Black Poplar / Populus x canadensis tree. Reasoning - leaves not quite as pointed as P. nigra.

Populus x canadensis, Hybridpappel, poplar Stock Photo

RMDJ45K0–Populus x canadensis, Hybridpappel, poplar

Autumn foliage of Amelanchier (Amelanchier canadensis), Aspen (Populus tremula) and Black cherry (Prunus serotina) Stock Photo

RFC07M66–Autumn foliage of Amelanchier (Amelanchier canadensis), Aspen (Populus tremula) and Black cherry (Prunus serotina)

Beaver (Castor canadensis) feeding on shrub beside a Trembling Aspen tree (Populus tremuloides) wrapped in wire for protection Stock Photo

RMF3NTFR–Beaver (Castor canadensis) feeding on shrub beside a Trembling Aspen tree (Populus tremuloides) wrapped in wire for protection

American Beaver (Castor canadensis), feeding on Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides), North America, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc Stock Photo

RM2BANFHH–American Beaver (Castor canadensis), feeding on Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides), North America, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc

Black Poplar Hybrid Populus nigra x deltoids (P. x Canadensis) leaf shoots Stock Photo

RMC4G6D4–Black Poplar Hybrid Populus nigra x deltoids (P. x Canadensis) leaf shoots

Young leaves and sprouts of blossoming poplar tree. Populus canadensis. Awakening of nature. Stock Photo

RFRB5GT8–Young leaves and sprouts of blossoming poplar tree. Populus canadensis. Awakening of nature.

38,255.03709a North American bull elk lying down in a quaking aspen grove and bugling from his bed, in the middle of the fall rut, Wapiti Stock Photo

RFC12D73–38,255.03709a North American bull elk lying down in a quaking aspen grove and bugling from his bed, in the middle of the fall rut, Wapiti

RMCXNHYW–Hybrid Black-poplar Populus x canadensis (Salicaceae)

Spring and new life concept for natural design. Branch with young brown leaves of poplar tree. Populus x canadensis. Bright heart-shaped leaf of Black Stock Photo

RF2PWAJP0–Spring and new life concept for natural design. Branch with young brown leaves of poplar tree. Populus x canadensis. Bright heart-shaped leaf of Black

Populus x canadensis (Populus x canadensis), autumn mood in the nature reserve Urdenbacher Kaempen near Duesseldorf, Germany, N Stock Photo

RMB0YC1T–Populus x canadensis (Populus x canadensis), autumn mood in the nature reserve Urdenbacher Kaempen near Duesseldorf, Germany, N

Populus x Canadensis 'Serotina Aurea', stem with yellow autumn leaves Stock Photo

RMPFPYKK–Populus x Canadensis 'Serotina Aurea', stem with yellow autumn leaves

viscum on the tree on a spring time in botanical garden , Dublin , Ireland Stock Photo

RF2X6396N–viscum on the tree on a spring time in botanical garden , Dublin , Ireland

viscum on the tree on a spring time Stock Photo

RF2PTBM0D–viscum on the tree on a spring time

RF2N887PW–viscum on the tree on a spring time

Canadian Poplars with young red coloured leaves Stock Photo

RME1RCE5–Canadian Poplars with young red coloured leaves

Hybrid Black Poplar (Populus x canadensis) close-up of leaf, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, July Stock Photo

RME9PB5W–Hybrid Black Poplar (Populus x canadensis) close-up of leaf, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, July

. Report of the State Entomologist on injurious and other insects of the state of New York. Seed Corn Maggot Work PLATE 4213 Insect Galls Shoot of the rock pine, Pinus scopulorum, bearinggreatly enlarged bud galls, from which was reared Contarinaoloradensis Felt and Dicrodiplosis gilletteicelt. (Original) Plate 4. Pine Bud Gall PLATE s 2IS Insect Galls 1 Leaves of poplar, Populus tremuloides, showingnumerous globose red-tinted galls from which Mycodiplosisp o p u 1 i f o 1 i a Felt was reared. (Original) 2 Cyme of elderberry, Sambucus canadensis , show-ing several enlarged blossoms infested wi Stock Photo

RM2AG746G–. Report of the State Entomologist on injurious and other insects of the state of New York. Seed Corn Maggot Work PLATE 4213 Insect Galls Shoot of the rock pine, Pinus scopulorum, bearinggreatly enlarged bud galls, from which was reared Contarinaoloradensis Felt and Dicrodiplosis gilletteicelt. (Original) Plate 4. Pine Bud Gall PLATE s 2IS Insect Galls 1 Leaves of poplar, Populus tremuloides, showingnumerous globose red-tinted galls from which Mycodiplosisp o p u 1 i f o 1 i a Felt was reared. (Original) 2 Cyme of elderberry, Sambucus canadensis , show-ing several enlarged blossoms infested wi

RFTAR98J–Leaves foliage of what is believed to be Hybrid Black Poplar / Populus x canadensis tree. Reasoning - leaves not quite as pointed as P. nigra.

RMDJ45J8–Populus x canadensis, Hybridpappel, poplar

RMF3NTR8–Beaver (Castor canadensis) feeding on shrub beside a Trembling Aspen tree (Populus tremuloides) wrapped in wire for protection

RM2BANFHP–American Beaver (Castor canadensis), feeding on Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides), North America, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc

RMC4G6HG–Black Poplar Hybrid Populus nigra x deltoids (P. x Canadensis) leaf shoots

Beaver eating Trembling Aspen leaves, standing on hind legs to reach foliage from trees wrapped in beaver wire. Castor canadensis, Populus tremuloides Stock Photo

RMM0FGJB–Beaver eating Trembling Aspen leaves, standing on hind legs to reach foliage from trees wrapped in beaver wire. Castor canadensis, Populus tremuloides

Green leaves and young sprouts of blossoming poplar tree. Populus canadensis. Awakening of nature. Stock Photo

RFRB5GTD–Green leaves and young sprouts of blossoming poplar tree. Populus canadensis. Awakening of nature.

Beaver's food cache of aspen branches and leaves stored in a pond during autumn to provide a supply of food in cold weather. Populus tremuloides. Stock Photo

RM2HN3JFT–Beaver's food cache of aspen branches and leaves stored in a pond during autumn to provide a supply of food in cold weather. Populus tremuloides.

RMCY6DM3–Hybrid Black-poplar Populus x canadensis (Salicaceae)

North American beaver picking up a branch in its mouth after chewing it off a Trembling Aspen tree trunk to take back to the lodge for the young Stock Photo

RM2GJ3GBK–North American beaver picking up a branch in its mouth after chewing it off a Trembling Aspen tree trunk to take back to the lodge for the young

RF2WPG4Y8–Spring and new life concept for natural design. Branch with young brown leaves of poplar tree. Populus x canadensis. Bright heart-shaped leaf of Black

Beaver's food cache of aspen branches and leaves stored beside the lodge in a city pond during autumn to provide a supply of food through the winter Stock Photo

RM2HN3JFR–Beaver's food cache of aspen branches and leaves stored beside the lodge in a city pond during autumn to provide a supply of food through the winter

RF2PRP84G–viscum on the tree on a spring time

RF2J52H5K–viscum on the tree on a spring time

Hybrid Black Poplar (Populus x canadensis) close-up of leaf underside, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, July Stock Photo

RME9PB5X–Hybrid Black Poplar (Populus x canadensis) close-up of leaf underside, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, July

Trees; a handbook of forest-botany for the woodlands and the laboratory . Fig. 95. a Black Poplar, Populus nigra ; b Populus Canadensis, p. 263 (Sc). BLACK POPLAR 263 Populus nigra, L. Black Poplar (Figs. 95 and 96).Large tree, spreading or (var. pyramidalis) fastigiate, withloosely hung foliage. Leaves triangular- or sub-orbicular-. Fig. 96. Black Poplar, Populus nigra. Venation pinnate with pseudo-palmate base. a midrib ; b basal secondary; c tertiaries ; d network ofterminals, &c, p. 263 (Ett). cordate, to deltoid, or broad-ovate, tapering acuminate;often sub-rhomboid and broader than long, Stock Photo

RM2ANH1M8–Trees; a handbook of forest-botany for the woodlands and the laboratory . Fig. 95. a Black Poplar, Populus nigra ; b Populus Canadensis, p. 263 (Sc). BLACK POPLAR 263 Populus nigra, L. Black Poplar (Figs. 95 and 96).Large tree, spreading or (var. pyramidalis) fastigiate, withloosely hung foliage. Leaves triangular- or sub-orbicular-. Fig. 96. Black Poplar, Populus nigra. Venation pinnate with pseudo-palmate base. a midrib ; b basal secondary; c tertiaries ; d network ofterminals, &c, p. 263 (Ett). cordate, to deltoid, or broad-ovate, tapering acuminate;often sub-rhomboid and broader than long,

RFTAR98T–Leaves foliage of what is believed to be Hybrid Black Poplar / Populus x canadensis tree. Reasoning - leaves not quite as pointed as P. nigra.

RMDJ45JK–Populus x canadensis, Hybridpappel, poplar

RMDJ31P0–Poplar-leaves

American Beaver Castor canadensis gathering food Autumn North America Stock Photo

RMBTP25G–American Beaver Castor canadensis gathering food Autumn North America

RMC4G6TG–Black Poplar Hybrid Populus nigra x deltoids (P. x Canadensis) leaf shoots

Hybrid black poplar in autumn colors Stock Photo

RFF4BX94–Hybrid black poplar in autumn colors

Fresh leaves and young sprouts of blossoming poplar tree. Populus canadensis. Awakening of nature. Stock Photo

RFRB5GTE–Fresh leaves and young sprouts of blossoming poplar tree. Populus canadensis. Awakening of nature.

RMDJ30YT–Canadian poplar

. Report of the State Entomologist on injurious and other insects of the state of New York. Pine Bud Gall PLATE s 2IS Insect Galls 1 Leaves of poplar, Populus tremuloides, showingnumerous globose red-tinted galls from which Mycodiplosisp o p u 1 i f o 1 i a Felt was reared. (Original) 2 Cyme of elderberry, Sambucus canadensis , show-ing several enlarged blossoms infested with maggots of theelder flower midge, Youngomyia umbellicola 0. S.(Original) 2l6 Plate 5. Poplar Leaf and Elder Flower Galls PLATE 6 Gall Midge Wings 1 Wing of female of Contarinia pyrivora Riley, C. 490 X 20 2 Wing of male o Stock Photo

RM2AG73BK–. Report of the State Entomologist on injurious and other insects of the state of New York. Pine Bud Gall PLATE s 2IS Insect Galls 1 Leaves of poplar, Populus tremuloides, showingnumerous globose red-tinted galls from which Mycodiplosisp o p u 1 i f o 1 i a Felt was reared. (Original) 2 Cyme of elderberry, Sambucus canadensis , show-ing several enlarged blossoms infested with maggots of theelder flower midge, Youngomyia umbellicola 0. S.(Original) 2l6 Plate 5. Poplar Leaf and Elder Flower Galls PLATE 6 Gall Midge Wings 1 Wing of female of Contarinia pyrivora Riley, C. 490 X 20 2 Wing of male o