Claim · model-written summary
C. flabellata, C. chlorosarca, C. dahurica, C. maximowiczii and C. sanguinea are recommended for widespread use in green construction because of their resistance in culture.
- Taxon
- C. flabellata, C. chlorosarca, C. dahurica, C. maximowiczii and C. sanguinea
Crataegus chlorosarca
Crataegus dahurica
Crataegus maximowiczii
Crataegus sanguinea
Crataegus flabellatae7 - Outcome
- widespread use in green constructione7
- Qualifier
- most resistant species of hawthorn in culturee7
Verbatim
e7“The most resistant species of hawthorn in culture include C. flabellata, C. chlorosarca, C. dahurica, C. maximowiczii and C. sanguinea, which allows us to recommend them for widespread use in green construction”
Title
O. Zotova; O. Goncharova Scientific Notes of V I Vernadsky Crimean Federal University Biology Chemistry 2025. doi:10.29039/2413-1725-2025-11-2-70-84
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Seed material of natural origin had a higher germination rate of 60.9% in Crataegus introduction.
- Observation Crataegus representatives of the circumboreal flora had the highest seed germination, 48.5%.
- Observation Crataegus from the East Asian and Mediterranean regions had the lowest germination rate, 33.3%.
- Observation The growing season of Crataegus at the garden lasted 97 to 125 days, averaging 115 ± 6.2 days, and was characterized as short.
- Observation Most studied Crataegus species are characterized by high winter hardiness.
- Observation No Crataegus species showed freezing of shoots to snow cover or complete freezing of the plant.
- Observation Crataegus species C. arnoldiana, C. submollis, C. basilica, C. intracatata and C. canadensis do not bloom in Kola Subarctic conditions.
- Observation Crataegus species C. russanovii and C. nigra show irregular flowering.
- Observation Some hawthorn species bloom abundantly and bear fruit in the Kola Subarctic.
- Recommendation Crataegus species are promising for introduction in the Kola North.
