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Populus x heimburgeri

Populus x heimburgeri B. Boivin [alba × tremuloides]  
Family: Salicaceae
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The Morton Arboretum
Characteristics: intermediate between the parents.

Similar species: No information at this time.

Habitat and ecology: Rarely seen in the Chicago Region. Has been found in a degraded prairie.

Notes: Populus species as a whole are subject to many diseases and insect pests, such as canker and tent caterpillars, which often kill the tree or make it unattractive. These risks, in conjunction with a water-hungry root system, have made the Populus species less desirable for landscape use.

Etymology: Populus is the Latin word for poplar.

Author: The Morton Arboretum

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