Tilia heterophylla
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| Tilia heterophylla L. |
White Basswood, a species of basswood common to mesic forests in Eastern North America. The main distinguishing characteristic is the presence of a dense pelt (tomentum) of white hairs on the underside of the leaves. Some consider this tree to be a subspecies of Tilia americana. (Follow link below.)
[edit] External links
- Tilia heterophylla - part of the Plants For A Future database.
