Wild cherry (Prunus avium L.)belong

Wild cherry (Prunus avium L.)
belongs to the family Rosaceae
and it is a diploid with a chromosome
number of 2n=2x=16.
The domesticated form cultivated
for fruit is known as
sweet cherry. Wild cherry can
hybridize with the various
other cherry species, especially
where their natural
ranges overlap.
It is a fast growing tree,
with strong apical growth
and most of its lateral
branches are arranged in
annual whorls. The crown is
broadly conical and the trunk
usually straight. The bark is
shiny with large lenticels and
peels horizontally. It is one of
the first trees to flower in the
spring and produces masses of
white blossom. It matures at
around 60-80 years, when trees
are typically 20-25 m in height
with trunks of 50-70 cm in diameter.
Exceptional trees can reach
up to 35 m in height with trunks
over 120 cm in diameter.

Results (English) 1:

Wild cherry (Prunus avium l.)belongs to the family Rosaceaeand it is a diploid with a chromosomenumber of 2n = 2 x = 16.The domesticated form cultivatedfor fruit is known assweet cherry. Wild cherry canhybridize with the variousother cherry species, especiallywhere their naturalranges overlap.It is a fast growing tree,with strong apical growthand most of its lateralbranches are pre-arranged inannual whorls. The crown isbroadly conical and the trunkusually straight. The bark isshiny with large lenticels andpeels horizontally. It is one ofthe first trees to flower in theSpring and produces masses ofwhite blossom. It it matures ataround 60-80 years, when treesare typically 20-25 m in heightwith trunks of 50-70 cm in diameter.Exceptional trees can reachup to 35 m in height with trunksover 120 cm in diameter.

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Wild cherry (Prunus avium L.)
belongs to the family Rosaceae
and it is a diploid with a chromosome
number of 2n = 2x = 16.
The Domesticated form cultivated
for fruit is known as
sweet cherry. Wild cherry can
hybridize with the various
other cherry species, especially
where natural Reviews their
ranges overlap.
It is a fast growing tree,
with strong apical growth
and most of its lateral
branches are arranged in
annual whorls. The crown is
broadly conical and trunk
usually straight. The bark is
shiny with large lenticels and
peels horizontally. It is one of
the first trees to flower in the
spring and produces masses of
white blossom. It matures at
around 60-80 years, when trees
are typically 20-25 m in height
with trunks of 50-70 cm in diameter.
Exceptional trees can reach
up to 35 m in height with trunks
over 120 cm in diameter.