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(Aa-enmyssit ass Betula)
Beih


Rang oaylleeagh
Reeriaght: Plantae
Rheynn: Magnoliophyta
Rang: Magnoliopsida
Oardagh: Fagales
Kynney: Betulaceae
Genus: Betula
Linnaeus
Dooie

ymmodee

She lus erbee 'sy yenus Betula beih, 'sy chynney Betulaceae. Ta mooinjerys faggys eddyr beih, feih as darragh.

Eggoaylleeaght

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Ta ymmodee ushagyn croghey er beih; myr sampleyr, ta sheel as buinnaghyn veih nyn stoo-beaghee scanshoil da corkanyn airhey as kellee doo. Ta'n billey hene ny 'astee er son ymmodee fungyssyn, crottalyn as keynnee, chammah's beisteigyn as sheeintee. Ta kuse jeu cummal myr sheadaneyn ny shimboshee er as ayns y villey.

Ta braddagyn mysh keead dy 'oillycanyn cummal er beihyn.[1]

Cummey

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Duillagyn as mess beih, liorish Otto Wilhelm Thomé. Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz, 1885, Gera, y Ghermaan

She biljyn beggey dys lieh-vooarey t'ayn 'sy chooid smoo, as ad cummal ayns ardjyn tempreilagh. Ta duillagyn cadjin oc, as foddee ve birr ny aggyn orroo. She samara beg eh y mess oc, ga nagh vel ny skianyn ry-akin dy mie ayns kuse dy ghooie.

Lenticellyn er roost beih.

Ta lenticellyn liauyrey co-chruinnagh er roost beih, as dy mennick, t'eh rheynn ayns brattyn keylley, er y veih phabyragh er lheh. Ta ooill rosinagh ayn, as er coontey shen, t'eh beayn-hassooagh dy liooar. Ta daah baghtal dur enmyn cadjin er dooieyn ny beih.

Ta buinnaghyn çheet magh dy leah, as t'ad lane aasit rish ard souree. Ta dagh buinney çheualagh, as cha nel buinney jerrey erbee; ta'n bangale gaase trooid y vuinney çheualagh s'ardjey. Ta fuygh gloo-freihagh ec beihyn, as co-yannoo strollagh echey; foddee oo eshyn y ghloasaghey dy mie. Ta feeu conney mie echey.

Ta duillagyn ny dooieyn casley rish y cheilley. T'ad gaase er cor-heuyn y vanglane; ta feeacklyn oc as feeacklyn sloo orroo (aa-eeacklagh); ta cuishlinyn fedjagagh, cass duillag, as stipuleyn oc.

Imraaghyn

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  1. Helmut Hintermeier (Mee Houney 2008). "Der Liguster und seine Gäste" (Germaanish). Allgemeine Deutsche Imkerzeitung: 30-31. 

Kianglaghyn moooie

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