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Havergal College Biodiversity Guide

The is guide is available to anyone interested in Toronto's biodiversity, in particular, students can download it to help them identify living things on the school's property.

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hawthorns ¹
Crataegus

Apple ²
Malus ×domestica

Mazzard Cherry ³
Prunus avium

black cherry ⁴
Prunus serotina

European Mountain Ash ⁵
Sorbus aucuparia

serviceberries ⁶
Amelanchier

black chokeberry ⁷
Aronia melanocarpa

choke cherry ⁸
Prunus virginiana

white meadowsweet ⁹
Spiraea alba

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Havergal College Biodiversity Guide

hawthorns 1 Crataegus

Apple 2 Malus ×domestica

Mazzard Cherry 3 Prunus avium

black cherry 4 Prunus serotina

European Mountain Ash 5 Sorbus aucuparia

serviceberries 6 Amelanchier

black chokeberry 7 Aronia melanocarpa

choke cherry 8 Prunus virginiana

white meadowsweet 9 Spiraea alba