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Myrica pensylvanica

Myrica pensylvanica Mirb.
Myrica pensylvanica
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Myrica pensylvanica is a species in the genus Myrica, belonging to the family Myricaceae. It was first described in 1804 by the author Mirb.

Description

Myrica pensylvanica is a member of the Myricaceae family, commonly known as the bayberry family. This species is part of the genus Myrica, which includes several species of shrubs and small trees. The species was formally published in 1804 by Mirb., contributing to the taxonomic classification of the genus. Myrica species are typically characterized by their aromatic leaves and waxy fruits, and they are often found in wetland or coastal habitats. Myrica pensylvanica is native to specific regions and plays a role in its local ecosystem.

Synonyms

Morella pensylvanicaMorella macfarlaneiCerothamnus pensylvanicusMyrica macfarlaneiMyrica cerifera var. frutescensMyrica pensylvanica f. parvifolia

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