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Maack's Bird Cherry
Р. maackii
Family Rosaceae (Rosaceae). Grows in Primorsky and Khabarovsk Krais, Amur Oblast, Korea, and northeastern China. More commonly used in landscaping than other species.
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Manchurian apricot
Armeniaca mandschurica (Maxim.) Skvortz.
Family Rosaceae. Grows in groups or singly on dry steep south-facing slopes, in oak woods of Primorsky Krai, the northern part of Korea and northeastern China.
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Manchurian walnut
Juglans mandshúrica
A species of deciduous trees in the genus Walnut. A monoecious deciduous tree with a broadly rounded crown. Leaves very large, composed of 7-21 leaflets. Male flowers are catkins; female flowers grow at the ends of shoo…
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Maximovich's bird cherry
P. maximowiczii
Family Rosaceae (Rosaceae). Another Far Eastern species. Named in honor of the Russian botanist - explorer of the Far East Karl Ivanovich Maximovich (1827-1891).
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Medlar
Mespilus L.
A genus of deciduous shrubs or small trees in the rose family. Includes 2 (5) species. Crown broad, spreading. Leaves elliptical, dark green. Flowers white or pinkish, numerous. Fruits — edible small apple-like pomes wi…
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Melitopolskiy Black Apricot
Prunus armeniaca Melitopolskiy chernuy
a hybrid of cherry plum and apricot. Fruits are large, weighing 65–99 g, broadly ovoid in shape with a shallow but well-visible ventral suture. The skin is thin, matte, heavily pubescent, and in ripe fruits peels off ea…