Betula microphylla
Betula microphylla Bunge
Betula microphylla is a flowering plant species in the Betulaceae family. It is native to Central Asia, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, as well as parts of Russia, Mongolia, and China's Xinjiang region. This multi-stemmed tree can reach up to six meters in height and is typically found in temperate broadleaf forests and along streams in dry steppe valleys.
Description
Betula microphylla, described by Bunge in 1835, is a tree species belonging to the Betulaceae family. It is distributed across several regions, including the Altai Mountains, Buryatia, Tuva, and Krasnoyarsk in Russia, as well as Mongolia, Xinjiang, and parts of Central Asia. This species grows in temperate broadleaf forests and along streams in dry steppe valleys. It is a multi-stemmed tree that can reach a height of up to six meters.
Distribution
Global · Altay · Buryatiya · Kazakhstan · Kirgizstan · Mongolia · Tuva · Uzbekistan · Xinjiang
Synonyms
Betula baranoviiBetula czatkalensisBetula derbeticaBetula fedtschenkoanaBetula fruticosa var. cuneifoliaBetula gordiaginiBetula halophilaBetula kellerianaBetula microphylla var. rezniczenkoanaBetula pavloviiBetula rezniczenkoanaBetula rumnicaBetula tessingolicaBetula turunicaBetula tumanticaBetula microphylla var. laciniataBetula rezniczenkoana var. litwinoviiBetula microphylla var. monticolaBetula rezniczenkoana var. obiquesquamataBetula microphylla var. tumanticaBetula microphylla var. caraganicolaBetula rezniczenkoana var. gracillimaBetula microphylla var. lobatulaBetula microphylla var. elongalaBetula microphylla var. baischantiBetula pavlovii var. saglianaBetula derbetica var. amnicola