Crataegus × ariifolia
Crataegus × ariifolia is an ornamental hybrid hawthorn that is used in horticulture. Its name refers to a similarity of its leaves to the genus Aria (Sorbus aria).
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Taxonomy
The name of this hybrid was originally spelled C. ariaefolia, but this should always be corrected to C. ariifolia according to article 60.8 of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature. One of the parents of the hybrid was given as C. oxyacantha[1] (an invalid name), which probably means C. laevigata.
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References
- R. E. Cinovskis 1971. Crataegi baltici. Riga.
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