Nolina beldingii

Avinguda d'Esplugues, 2
Les Corts
08034
Barcelona

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Latitude: 2.113465880426
Longitude: 41.395336741618



  • Tree of interest



Nolina (Nolina beldingii)
Situation: c. Catalan Bishop / Descent of the Monastery UTM (x, y): 425980: 4583230
No. Catalog Number: 0007-04-93
District: Les Corts Ownership: Public
Characteristics: Height: 3.50 m 1.3m Canyon Vault: Capacity (diameter): 4.50 m. Cataloging year: 1993 Estimated date of birth: 1893 Evaluation: American species, native to the state of California, native to arid and semi-desert areas. Biological adaptation that allows to glimpse the morphology of the plant: leaves in terminal bunches, sparse and thin, with hard cuticle and deeply cracking and hardening bark. Very rare specimens throughout the Mediterranean area, and even more so with an apparent development. The port of the plant, even in the spectacular moment of the bloom, adapts perfectly with the architectonic frame of the vestibule of the descent of the Monastery and the silhouette of the church and the bell tower. For more information, see the Atlas of Biodiversity
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Nolina beldingii

Avinguda d'Esplugues, 2
Les Corts / Pedralbes
08034 - Barcelona
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Nolina (Nolina beldingii)
Situation: c. Catalan Bishop / Descent of the Monastery UTM (x, y): 425980: 4583230
No. Catalog Number: 0007-04-93
District: Les Corts Ownership: Public
Characteristics: Height: 3.50 m 1.3m Canyon Vault: Capacity (diameter): 4.50 m. Cataloging year: 1993 Estimated date of birth: 1893 Evaluation: American species, native to the state of California, native to arid and semi-desert areas. Biological adaptation that allows to glimpse the morphology of the plant: leaves in terminal bunches, sparse and thin, with hard cuticle and deeply cracking and hardening bark. Very rare specimens throughout the Mediterranean area, and even more so with an apparent development. The port of the plant, even in the spectacular moment of the bloom, adapts perfectly with the architectonic frame of the vestibule of the descent of the Monastery and the silhouette of the church and the bell tower. For more information, see the Atlas of Biodiversity
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