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Conifer Treasury of the USA & Canada 4.0 Handbook of North American Conifer Breeders 
Chicago Peaks, Mount Evans CO - Nate Cassell photo Published by ConiferTreasury.org 2015 Budapest 2015 Taxonomic Overwiev Rendszertani áttekintés XV. Gymnospermatophyta/Nyitvatermők Gymnospermae Lit.: Hortobágyi Tibor: Növényrendszertan 1979 Tankönyvkiadó Budapest Literature of the bold printed genera: R. K. Brummit, Royal Horticultural Society 1992 A vastagon szedett fajok R. K. Brummit, Royal Horticultural Society 1992 után Pteridospermophytina Pteridospermopsida Pteridospermales Caytoniales Cycadopsia Cycadales Chlamydospermophityna Bennettitopsida Gnetopsida Gnetales Welwitschiales Ephedropsida Ephedrales Coniferophytina Gingkopsida Gingkoales Gingkoaceae Engl. 1897 Gingko Cordaitopsida Cordaitales Coniferopsida Voltziales Coniferales(Pinales) Araucariaceae Henkel & W. Hochst. 1865 Agathis Araucaria Wollemia Phyllocladaceae /Pilg./Keng 1973 Phyllocladus Podocarpaceae Endl. 1847 Acmopyle Afrocarpus Dacrycarpus Dacrydium Decussocarpus Falcatifolium Halocarpus Lagarostrobos Lepidothamnus Microcachrys Microstrobos Nageia Parasitaxus Podocarpus Prumnopitys Retrophyllum Saxegothaea Sundacarpus Cephalotaxaceae Dumort. 1829 Cephalotaxus Cupressaceae Rich. ex Bartl. 1830 Actinostrobus Austrocedrus Callitris Calocedrus Chamaecyparis Cupressocyparis x Cupressus Diselma Fitzroya Fokienia Heyderia Juniperus Libocedrus Microbiota Neocallitropsis Papuacedrus Pilgerodendron Platycladus Sabina Tetraclinis Thuja Thujopsis Widdringtonia Xanthocyparis Taxodiaceae Warm 1884 Athrotaxis Cryptomeria Cunninghamia Glyptostrobus Metasequoia Sciadopytis Sequoia Sequoiadendron Taiwania Taxodium Abiataceae(Pinaceae Endl. 1836) Pinoideae Pinus Abietoideae Abies Cathaya Hesperopeuce Hesperotsuga x Keteleeria Picea Pseudotsuga Tsuga Nothotsuga Laricoideae Cedrus Chrysolarix Larix Pseudolarix Taxopsida Taxales Taxaceae Gray 1821 Amentotaxus Austrotaxus Pseudotaxus Taxus Torreya The Mentioned Genuses: A tárgyalt fajok listája: ABIES PINACEAE ACMOPYLE PODOCARPACEAE ACTINOSTROBUS CUPRESSACEAE AFROCARPUS PODOCARPACEAE AGATHIS ARAUCARIACEAE AMENTOTAXUS TAXACEAE ARAUCARIA ARAUCARIACEAE ATHROTAXIS TAXODIACEAE AUSTROCEDRUS CUPRESSACEAE AUSTROTAXUS TAXACEAE CALLITRIS CUPRESSACEAE CALOCEDRUS CUPRESSACEAE CATHAYA PINACEAE CEDRUS PINACEAE CEPHALOTAXUS CEPHALOTAXACEAE CHAMAECYPARIS CUPRESSACEAE CRYPTOMERIA TAXODIACEAE CUNNINGHAMIA TAXODIACEAE CUPRESSOCYPARIS X CUPRESSACEAE CUPRESSUS CUPRESSACEAE DACRYCARPUS PODOCARPACEAE DACRYDIUM PODOCARPACEAE DECUSSOCARPUS PODOCARPACEAE DISELMA CUPRESSACEAE DUCAMPOPINUS PINACEAE FALCATIFOLIUM PODOCARPACEAE FITZROYA CUPRESSACEAE FOKIENIA CUPRESSACEAE GINGKO GINGKOACEAE GLYPTOSTROBUS TAXODIACEAE HALOCARPUS PODOCARPACEAE JUNIPERUS CUPRESSACEAE KETELEERIA PINACEAE LAGAROSTROBOS PODOCARPACEAE LARIX PINACEAE LEPIDOTHAMNUS PODOCARPACEAE LIBOCEDRUS CUPRESSACEAE METASEQUOIA TAXODIACEAE MICROBIOTA CUPRESSACEAE MICROCACHRYS PODOCARPACEAE MICROSTROBOS PODOCARPACEAE NAGEIA PODOCARPACEAE NEOCALLITROPSIS CUPRESSACEAE NOTHOTSUGA PINACEAE PAPUACEDRUS CUPRESSACEAE PARASITAXUS PODOCARPACEAE PHYLLOCLADUS PODOCARPACEAE PICEA PINACEAE PILGERODENDRON CUPRESSACEAE PINUS PINACEAE PLATYCLADUS CUPRESSACEAE PODOCARPUS PODOCARPACEAE PSEUDOLARIX PINACEAE PSEUDOTAXUS TAXACEAE PSEUDOTSUGA PINACEAE RETINOSPORA CUPRESSACEAE RETROPHYLLUM PODOCARPACEAE SABINA CUPRESSACEAE SAXEGOTHAEA PODOCARPACEAE SCIADOPYTIS TAXODIACEAE SEQUIOA TAXODIACEAE SEQUOIADENDRON TAXODIACEAE SUNDACARPUS PODOCARPACEAE TAIWANIA TAXODIACEAE TAXODIUM TAXODIACEAE TAXUS TAXACEAE TETRACLINIS CUPRESSACEAE THUJA CUPRESSACEAE THUJOPSIS CUPRESSACEAE TORREYA TAXACEAE TSUGA PINACEAE WIDDRINGTONIA CUPRESSACEAE WOLLEMIA ARAUCARIACEAE XANTHOCYPARIS CUPRESSACEAE 'Semper vireo'' Introduction It seems daring now to write a summarising study about the taxonomy of Conifers and the naming of commercial entries, however, several researchers in interested countries are working on this task to update the knowledge on this botanical trait to build up more handy, more useful, more careful and more clear descriptions by using also the most recent results. The economically developed cultural areas breed a growing number of horticultural variants, ‘cultivars’. This generates the need to give them proper names founded taxonomically, to be differentiated from other existing taxonomical units. This need faces us with two important questions of modern taxonomy. The first is the naming of the genus, species, varietas, subspecies and forms with a validity for the whole world. The second is the clear, unambiguous description of the horticultural cultivars. I think that the answer for the first question is not my task as it would need an international co-operation of wide range between the experts of the coniferous taxonomists and would take a long time. We have a better prospect to answer the second question. Not only the national registration authorities (NRA) need a more solid basis for registration, but an international need is also there to make internationally accepted the work of NRA. It is not an accident that a great work was made by the Royal Horticultural Society, London. Experts of the great exporting nations are also working on different kinds of plant registers. lists, indexes and data pools. Of course a well expressed economical need and interest are behind this activity: the well marketable and successful new selections bring serious royalties and income for the breeders and countries and functions as a trade mark. As the decision of the originality is often questionable. There are no collections where all cultivars and forms of a given genus would be represented and now the possibility is there that plants with different names can not be differentiated. Therefore an international testing organisation would be needed based on existing institutions specialised to different taxons. They would serve the whole world. So the testing and identifying commercial cultivars would be possible and the originality of new commercial cultivars could be secured. When I have begun this taxonomy work, I had quite different ideas. I founded my own conifer collection in 1982, which was named later officially as Mesterházy Pinetum. At the beginning I consulted mostly the guide Krüssmann: Die Nadelhölze, but the answers were in many cases not found. I should stress, this is not the insufficiency of the work cited. Very often I found names that were not included here, because of later selections, and I felt so that I have to screen the literature to see what is the real situation. Of course, I had a strong interest to describe properly the many hundred entries (cultivars, forms) of my collection according to a solidly based taxonomic environment. This work as every such contribution is not perfect, but I hope that this paper will be consulted by many breeders, taxonomists and arboretum specialists, researchers in many countries. Their ideas will be highly appreciated and used to make this work increasingly complete to serve scientific and practical needs. This work aims not only assert the mean trends of the taxonomy, but also to make public the local results. During editing, based on available literature I have included also cultivars, of which taxonomic position has not bees secured (not legitime). I insisted to include them because I am convinced that also cultivars need listing that are existing now independently of the fact, whether they are formally described or not. By this way I would like to inform not only the taxonomy, but I intend to inform also practical breeders and users. We have incredibly large undetected areas not being exploited taxonomically and commercially. Except the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Germany, The Netherlands, generally Western Europe, nearly the all the Mid and South Americas are not researched well, the tropics are mostly unknown and the rest of Europe and Asia has also unknown materials that could be included. Every one who feels that could help me will be participated in this work. Please contact me: zs.mesterhazy@chello.hu During the last 15 years changed the World. The World Wide Web gives new opportunities, that earlier never existed. As I dreamed in 1995, that I could make a book with 200.000 illustrations, now the dream realised and became a real fact. April 1995. January 2005. I think now in 2010, we have to divide the conifering history to different ages. The first conifer age existed from the botanical beginnings to 1959, I call it as Classical or Latin Conifer Age. The second age I state till 1993, the Welch book, who made a resume of what he found and collected. This age is speaking of Krüssmann - Horstmann – Grootendorst – Jeddeloh – Barabits – Iseli – Jerry Morris, who were working with a new system, and they found even 200 cultivars in their life. This is the Conifer Hero Age, when great persons were able to work, their names are well known overall the world. This age looks to be unfinished, the documentations are rather poor, even lost. That’s why even Welch couldn’t collect everything, he wanted. Despite all, he is a big hero of this age. He tried, but the technology was simply not enough developed to help him. We have to learn, save and develop further his achievements in detecting conifer cultivars. And now we are living in the 3rd Conifer Age, which is based on computer technology. This age happens today with new heroes, Holata, Slama, Fincham, Smits, Grubb, Sampson, Kohout, Hodi Toth etc. who are working in a wide great area with multimedia and modern technology. The breeding technology is also changed dramatically. Year to year hunderds of witches brooms are harvested in the forests, alpinists are working with the breeders. I brought in 1995 Barabits with his Life Monument to this age, we have the possibility to bring Harper-Morris-Stanley-Fincham-Waxman-Rezek-Dyskra etc. to this age with their Life Monuments, if we write them. We dont need forgotten breeders, we need living breeders, who get light at 40, 50 or 60 of their age. We need living heroes to learn their secrets. We need botanists, who bring down the forests from the mountains to the people as likely dwarfs or any forms, colours. And we need to be informed about conifering news throughout the world as soon as possible. The first 3rd Conifer Age experimental book is published by me about the Hungarian Conifer Treasury. More than 650 hungarian breeded cultivars with full documentation and full service is in. The author stays now in the middle, fully description, photos from the www, and the story, of course. As anybody is reading the book on a computer, will have all possible available informations about the subject. After that the Conifer Treasury 3.0 I hope and guess, this book could be the first general documentation of the 3rd Conifer Age. 17 years after Welch we have about 4000 new conifer cultivars. I hope, this will be a successful document: 14800 cultivar records, 800 species with photo gallery, photos of 4600 cultivars by google connections, 1600 more (of 6000) photos from different sites, which are not available for google (ACS, Stanley, Holata, Edwin Smits, Kohout, Burdan, Daglezja and me), english common names vocabulary, and more and more textal descriptions. After that with partners I would like to publish more national Conifer Treasuries, because these are the future grounds of conifering. Simply to find the creating people, the conifer breeders. Yours sincerely Mesterházy, Zsolt June 2013. Literature 1995-2005 Irodalom American Conifer Society Bulletin 1990-2010 ACS P. O. Box 314 Perry Hall MD 21128 USA ACS Andersen Horticultural Library's Source List of Plants and Seeds, USA W.J.Bean: Trees & Shrubs Hardy in the British Isles I.-V., 8th Edition VIII. Edition, Butler & Tanner Ltd., Frome and London 1970-1989 Bonsai Catalogue of John Vermeulen & Son, Inc. Neshanic Station, N. J. USA Catalogue of Adolf Alzen Nurseries 1985 Herbst/Fall 5431 Hundsagen/Westerwald GER Catalogue of Böhlje Pflanzenhandel Gmbh 2910 Westerstede GER 1991/92 Catalogue of Draijer Nursery Zwaanshoek & Heemstede HOL 1981/82 Catalogue of Egzóta Nursery, Sopron HUN Dr.Barabits Elemér & Sons, 9400 Sopron, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky utca 5 1992 Catalogue of Fenyőkert Nursery Budapest HUN 1023 Bogár utca 6/b , 1991/92 Catalogues of Firma C. Esveld Boomkwekerijen, Boskoop HOL 1982/83 and 1991/93 Catalogue of the Foxborough Nurseries Inc. 1990 USA Catalogue of the Iseli Nurseries Inc. 1990, 1991 USA Catalogue of zu Jeddeloh 1978 2905 Jeddeloh in Oldenburg GER Catalogue of the Karaca Arboretum, Turkey 1992 Catalogue of Hinrich Kordes Jungpflanzen Nurseries 2081 Bilsen Mühlenweg 8 GER 1985/86 Catalogue of Michael & Janet Kristick Nurseries Wellsville PA USA 1991 Catalogue of Mitsch Nurseries USA 1981/82, 1990 Catalogue of Vannucci Piante 1993/94 Pistoia 51100 ITA Catalogue of the Washington Evergreen Nurseries Leicester NC USA 1991, 1993/94 Catalogue of Pieter Zwijnenburg Jr. Boskoop HOL 1991/92, 1994/95 L. C. Chadwick & R. A. Keen: A Study of the Genus Taxus Ohio Agriculture Research & Development Center U. S. 250 Ohio 83 South, Wooster, Ohio, USA Christophe Nugue: Cultivars of Metasequoia glyptostroboides in The Geobiology and Ecology of Metasequoia, edited by Ben A. LePage, Christopher J. Williams and Hong Yang, c Springer 2005. 361-366. p. Collingridge Illustrated Encyclopedia of Gardening by Arthur Hellyer 1976 1983 The Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited 84-88 The Centre Feltham Middlesex TW13 4BH W.B.Critchfield, E.L.Little Jr.: Geographic Distribution of the Pines of the World US. Dept. of Agriculture Forest Service, February 1966 PW S. K. Czerepanov: Plantae Vasculares URSS Leningrad, 'Nauka' 1981 Cz Dictionary of Gardening of the New Royal Horticultural Society The Macmillan Press Ltd. London. The Stockton Press, New York 1992 DG Aljos Farjon: Pines 1984 E.J.Brill - Dr. W. Backhuys, Leiden HOL P Flora Koreana Editio Scientiarum R. P. D. C. Phyongyang Korea 1979 FK Guide of the Budafa Arboretum HUN 1983 Guide List to Plants in Strybing, Golden State Park San Francisco Ca. USA 1987 Handbook of Dwarf-Slow-growing & Rare Conifers The Wansdyke Nursery & The Pygmy Pinetum established by H. J. Welch in Devizes, Wiltshire England Charles R. Harrison: Ornamental Conifers Hafner Press, New-Zealand - New York S. G. Harrison & E. A. Dallimore: Handbook of Coniferae and Gingkoaceae First Pubihshed 1923 London GBR Hieke, Karel: Prakticka Dendrologie Praha 1978 The Hillier Catalogue 1991/1992 The Hillier Manual of Trees & Shrubs 6th Edition 1991 GBR Horstmann's Zwergkoniferenkatalog 1991 3043 Schneverdingen GER Horstmann Zwergkoniferen - Sammlung 1983 3043 Schneverdingen GER Hortobágyi Tibor: Növényrendszertan 1979 Tankönyvkiadó Budapest Index Kewensis 1863 -1989 Clarendon Press Oxford England KeI Index Plantarum II. Vácrátót HUN MTA Ökologiai és Botanikai Kutatóintézete Index Seminum Alpengarten Belvedere Wien AUT 1991 The International Book of Trees by Hugh Johnson Mitchell Beazley Publishers Limited GBR 1973 J. Lewis: The International Conifer Register Part 1. & 2. 1987 London, The Royal Horticultural Society Liu: A Monograph of the Genus Abies Krüssmann, Gerd: Die Baume Europas 2.Auflage, Paul Parey Verlag Berlin-Hamburg 1979 Krüssmann, Gerd: Die Nadelgehölze 3.Auflage, Paul Parey Verlag Berlin-Hamburg 1979 Krüssmann, Gerd: Handbuch der Nadelgehölze Paul Parey Verlag Berlin-Hamburg 1972, 1983 Kr Krüssmann, Gerd: Handbuch der Laubgehölze, Registerband. Paul Parey Verlag Berlin-Hamburg 1978 L. J. Metcalf: The Cultivation of New Zealand Trees & Shrubs Reed Methuen Publishers Ltd. 1987 N.T.Mirov: The Genus Pinus The Ronald Press Company, New York 1967 Christophe Nugue: Cultivars of Metasequoia glyptostroboides in The Geobiology and Ecology of Metasequoia, edited by Ben A. LePage, Christopher J. Williams and Hong Yang, c Springer 2005. 361-366. p. Mitchell, Alan: Die Wald- und Parkbaume Europas Paul Parey Verlag Berlin-Hamburg 2. Auflage 1979 Mitchell, Alan - Wilkinson, J.: Pareys Buch der Baume Paul Parey Verlag Berlin-Hamburg 1979 Christophe Nugue: Cultivars of Metasequoia glyptostroboides in The Geobiology and Ecology of Metasequoia, edited by Ben A. LePage, Christopher J. Williams and Hong Yang, c Springer 2005. 361-366. p. Plant Inventory of Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain, MA USA 1990 Plant Inventory of the Mesterházy Pinetum Budapest / Erdőtarcsa HUN 1994-2010 Plant List of the Kámoni Arborétum Szombathely HUN 1990 The Plantfinder 1991/1992 Edition Moorland Publishing Co. Ltd. Ashbourne Derbyshire England Rehder: Manual of Cultivated Trees &. Shrubs G. R. Shaw: The Genus Pinus 1914 Cambridge PG G. R. Shaw: The Pines of Mexico Publications of the Arnold Arboretum N. 1. 1909. PM Dr. Siro Kitamura & Gen. Murata: Coloured Illustrations of Woody Plants of Japan vol. II. 1979 KM Hoikusha Publishing Co. Ltd. Osaka JPN G. B. Sudworth: Forest Trees of the Pazific Slope U. S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service 1908 Sylva Sinica Beijing CHN SS Van Gelderen, Van Hoey Smith: Conifers London 1986 H. J. Welch & G. Haddow: The World Checklist of Conifers WCC The World Conifer Data Pool 1993, The Landsmans Bookshop Ltd. Buchenhill, Bromyard GBR Literature 2005-2010 Irodalom 2005-2010 Farjon, Aljos: World Checklist & Bibliography of Conifers 2001. 2nd edition. Hieke, Karel: České šlechtĕní okrasných dřevin, 2004. Czech Nursery Society Mesterházy, Zsolt: Conifer Treasury of the World 1995, 1st Edition, Budapest HUN Mesterházy, Zsolt: Conifer Treasury 2.0 2005, 2nd, Digital Edition, Budapest, HUN Full Digital Sources Mesterházy, Zsolt & al.: Conifer Treasury of New Zealand & Australia 1.0, 2010 Budapest Mesterházy, Zsolt: Conifer Treasury of Poland 1.0, 2010 Budapest Mesterházy, Zsolt & al.: Conifer Treasury of Hungary 1.0, 2010 Budapest Mesterházy, Zsolt: Virtual World Pinetum 2010, Budapest, partly based on: Debreczy, Zsolt – Rácz, István: Fenyők a Föld körül – Conifers Around the World, 2000. in common naming of genuses and species
Edited by Christopher J. Earle International Dendrology Society IDS Sources of the available photos from the web collected by Google: more ten thousands of sites, which’s photos are seen by Google, all together 3,5 million conifer photos. Thanks to all organizations, education, nurseries and privats throughout the World, who cares conifer photos on their sites. Special thanks to the Gardenweb conifering sites, where the visitors collected in the last years thousands of their own high quality conifer photos – and most of them are high educated professional nurserymen, or enthusiast conifer friends with high quality photoing knowledge- but sorryfully they work with nicknames. Sources of individual photos from famous nurseries, arboretums, organizations, which’s photos are not seen by Google Sources of the conifertreasury.org World Conifer Gallery Editor’s photos (blue links) Subtotal Total Mesterházy Zsolt (conifertreasury.org photos) 3350 Google links by the editor 5942 9292 Stored on the conifertreasury.org server Daglezja Nuresry POL 648 Jerry Morris Gallery 507 Malik1000 478 Sagalassos Expedition by Hódi Tóth 343 1976 11268
Jiri Holata CZ 1021 ACS 959 Edwin Smits HOL 597 Dariusz Burdan POL 472 Sylwester Tomszak POL 600 Jörg Kohout GER 566 Henk van Kempen HOL 174 Clément Anthoine BEL 228 Dax Herbst USA 1542 David Stegmaier USA 18 Nate Cassell USA 15 Leu Gardens USA 144 6326 17594
CZ-AUT photos 2163 19757 Valenta, Malík, Etzelstorfer
Malik, Krejci, Mesterházy Links Clément Anthoine 9 Editor’s photos 80 Šimánek Family CZ 22 Edwin Smits HOL 178 Szíjártó Péter HUN 4 293 21020
Mesterhazy 2011 September Etzelstorfer, Malik, + 2070 Balatka 240 Topinka 40 Jan Veirauch, Pampeago Exp 25 Fanda Borovec, Turrach Exp 25 23420 Pavel Oralek 44 23464 Valenta RUS 27 Turrach4 10 37 23501 Simanek Turrach 5 12 Balatka 10 Musil 20 Komárek 17 Kostelmicek 17 Simánek 2 Balatka 15 Zdenek Novák 18 111 23612 2011 12 10 Balatka Index 100 Balatka Index Abies-Picea abies 86 Balatka Index Pic abies 179 Balatka Index 83 Malik Abies concolor Kersko 45 Balatka Index 151 644 24256 2012 01 03 Balatka Index 0104 41 Balatka Index 0105 68 Balatka Index 0106 44 Balatka Index 0118 232 381 24647 2012 01 18 Balatka international 444 25091
In Cesko 3011 Hodi Toth 187 Igor Uspenskiy 280 Komárek, Kubát, Orálek 16 Mesterházy 26 Jean Iseli 406 3826 28917 2012-08-15 Talon Buchholz 997 Mesterházy & Szewczyk 2012 Oct. 308 1305 30222 2012-10-12 2013 Hodi Toth, Dax Herbst, Nate Cassell Borovec, Simanek, Trochonowicz Topinka, Schneider Dendroforum.pl 1-24 Mesterházy/Malík/Etzelstorfer in Conifer Treasury 5.0 6999 37221 2013-05-31 2013-2014 photo sources Russian photos 1131 Milan Šimánek CZ 206 Mesterházy Zsolt editor 2519 Dax Herbst USA 122 Zděnek Novák CZ 35 Nate Cassell USA 47 Josef Schneider AUT 478 Larry Nau USA 1 Wiktor Trochonowicz POL 100 Joey Malone USA 10 Keith Guess USA 13 Meredith Griffith USA 33 Scott Antrim USA 3 Miroslav Malík CZ 241 Sasha Weissbaeck 1 Tom Cox USA 1 William Roxburgh GBR 1 Zděnek Pos CZ 8 Larry Stanley USA 262 Jiří Trojan CZ 29 Hódi Tóth József HUN 369 Kevin Fechke USA 5 Jare Penttilä FIN 4 Johnny Withrow USA 2 Sam Pratt USA 698 Rich Eyre USA + E. Wiegand USA 276 Dariusz Burdan POL 763 Dendroforum.pl 25-39 pages 86 Jiří Balatka CZ 8 Václav Verbín CZ 98 Clement Anthoine BEL 3 C. K. Choo CAN 2 7514 Conifer Treasury 6.0 2014 44736 2014-01-20 Statistics of the Conifer Tresury 4.0 2012
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