Carpinus viminea

Carpinus viminea Wall. ex Lindl., Pl. Asiat. Rar. 2: 4 1830. (Syn: Carpinus davidii (Franch.) C.K.Schneid.; Carpinus fargesii C.K.Schneid. [Illegitimate]; Carpinus fargesii Franch.; Carpinus fargesii var. latifolia S.Y.Wang & C.L.Chang; Carpinus kenpukwan Koidz.; Carpinus laxiflora var. davidii Franch.; Carpinus laxiflora var. fargesii (Franch.) Burkill; Carpinus laxiflora var. macrostachya Oliv.; Carpinus macrostachya (Oliv.) Koidz.; Carpinus tehchingensis Hu; Carpinus viminea var. chiukiangensis Hu);

VoF Week: Tree seen on 10-08-2012 at Govindghat: 7 images.
Sorry for the poor quality photographs.

Thought of not posting this, but then decided to go ahead.
This was seen near Govindghat,
Date/ Time: 10-08-2012 / 12:45PM

Suggestive of Acer oblongum, but I can’t see the paired samaras.

Inflorescence looks like Carpinus viminea, but leaves look thicker.

Thanks a lot … I think you are right. Of the two species to my knowledge from Western Himalayas, C.fangiana has leaves with 14-25 pairs of lateral veins, C. viminea 12-15 pairs on each side, which seems to fit well.
I was quite uncomfortable suggesting Acer as no double samara was visible, as mentioned by me earlier. Thanks you found the ID.

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VOF Week: Small Tree for id from the Trek..: 5 images.

This was shot from Ghanghariya- Gobind Ghat Trek on 16.8.12…identification help is requested…this was a small tree…

… was the tree as in efi thread

Thanks for the link … but I am afraid this is not the tree I have put here for id….

Could it be Carpinus viminea . looks similar to one uploaded by … in fruits.

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i am agree with …, it may be Carpinus vinimea.

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UP-Meghalay-13 id pl : 5 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (2)
Id pl –tree was seen on the perifery of Mawphlong sacred grove

Please see for Carpinus sp.

carpinus viminea

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Location: Surbinayak, Nepal

Date: 7 January 2018

Elevation: 4600 ft.

It could be Carpinus sp. (Betulaceae).

Carpinus viminea Wall. ex Lindl. ??

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Do you have any pictures of the leaves?
From the looks of it, it could be related to Shorea…, however, I seem to prefer it to be close to Carpinus viminea. It is a deciduous tree, but when there are no leaves, there are no infruitescens either. This does not match this photo..

There are no leaves at present. I shall wait for the coming

season for leaves. However, I shall take it as Carpinus viminea Wall. ex Lindl.

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Nepali Name: खरी Kharee

SK1877 29 April 2019 : 8 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (8) – around 700 kb each.

Location: Suryabinayak, Bhaktapur

Date: 28 April 2019

Elevation: 1560 m.

Habit : Wild

Carpinus viminea, Betulaceae.

Thank you …! Carpinus viminea Lindl. ex Wall.

SK940 08 JAN-2018 ??
Nepali Name : Khadik : खडीक

SK1877 29 April 2019 same tree as in SK940 08 JAN-2018 ??? place is same and converting elevation to feet in both comes to be very similar. if it is the same tree. you have shown us two different stages of growth cycle. thank you for the follow up

The earlier one is about 500 ft. below the new one and different tree.

SK 3954 02 May 2024: 10 very high res. images.