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A small specimen with green leaves beside a tree trunk.
Photography: João Lima
Plants · Cabeceiras de Basto

Ash

Fraxinus angustifolia

Even a tree starts small

This record shows a young specimen. Photographs of small branches and leaves also help document the plants of a place.

Get to know the species
Leaf or leaflet?
Each leaf consists of several narrow leaflets with toothed edges. The Gulbenkian profile describes three to eleven leaflets per leaf.
A fruit that travels
The fruit is a samara: it has a wing, with the seed at its base.
Where it grows
It can grow in riverside woodland and deciduous woods on slopes. It prefers deep soils and does not tolerate drought.
What the name tells us
Angustifolia means narrow-leaved, a reference to the leaflets.

General information about the species; it does not describe the exact conditions of the local observation.

Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation — Freixo de Folhas Estreitas

Accessed: .

Published location in Gondiães e Vilar de Cunhas · checked against CAOP2025 boundaries.

Observation dated

Observation, credits and rights

View observation in iNaturalist

Community identification with degree of research in consultation with . Published point crossed with municipality limits; without independent confirmation in field.

Photo 714571116: João Lima · CC-BY. WebP and resized versions, without cropping.

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