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In this part all kinds of natural plants (and parts thereof), including leaves, trunks, fruits etc, used in heraldry are shown | In this part all kinds of natural plants (and parts thereof), including leaves, trunks, fruits etc, used in heraldry are shown. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:10, 30 March 2024
Heraldic Glossary - Part 8 : Plants
In this part all kinds of natural plants (and parts thereof), including leaves, trunks, fruits etc, used in heraldry are shown.
Undefined species and plant parts
Thorns
*Thorn branches
*Thorn bushes
Species of plants
The plants are listed by their English names.
Alder (Olnus sp.)
*Alder trees
*Alder branches
*Alder leaves
Apples (Malus sp.)
*Apple trees
*Apple branches
*Apple fruits
*Apple flowers
Ash (Fraxinus sp.)
*Ash treesAsh branches
Aspen (Populus tremula)
*Aspen trees
*Aspen leaves
Beech (Fagus sp.)
*Beech trees
*Beech branches
*Beech leaves
*Beechnuts
Birch (Betula sp.)
*Birch trees
*Birch branches
*Birch leaves
Chestnuts (all types)
*Chestnut trees
*Chestnut leaves
*Chestnut branches
*Chestnut fruits
*Edible chestnut fruits
Clover (Trifolium sp.)
*Clover leaves
*Red clover
Cocoa
*Cocoa pods
*Cocoa flowers
Corn (Zea mais)
*Corn (maize) plants
*Corn branches
*Corn (maize) cobs
Cypress (Cupressus sp.)
*Cypress trees
Elderberry (Sambucus sp.)
*Elderberry flowers
Elms (Ulmus sp.)
*Elm trees
*Elm leaves
Figs (Ficus sp.)
*Fig trees
*Fig branches
*Fig leaves
*Figs
Ferns
*Fern plants
*Fern leaves
Flax (Linum sp.)
*Flax plants
*Flax flowers
*Flax sheaves
Grapes (Vitis sp.)
*Grape plants
*Bunches of grapes
*Grape leaves
*Grape branches
Hawthorn
Hawthorn leaves
*Hawthorn flowers
Hazel (Corylus sp.)
*Hazel trees
*Hazel leaves
*Hazel branches
*Hazelnuts
Hops (Humulus lupulus)
*Hop plants
*Hop flowers/hop bells
*Hop leaves
Lemons (Citrus × limon)
*Lemon trees
*Lemon branches
*Lemons
Linden (Tilia sp.)
*Linden trees
*Linden branches
*Linden leaves
Lotus (Lotuss sp.)
*Lotus flowers
Lupin (Lupinus sp.)
*Lupin flowers
Maples (Acer sp.)
*Maple leaves
*Maple trees
Mustard
Mustard plants
Oat (Avena sp.)
*Oats (plants or branches)
Olives (Oliva sp.)
*Olive trees
*Olive branches
*Olive fruits
*Olive flowers
Orchids
*Orchid plants
*Orchid flowers
Palm trees
*Palm trees
*Palm branches
*Palm leaves
*Coconuts
Peach
*Peach trees
*Peach flowers
Peanuts
*Peanut plants
Potatoes
*Potato plants
*Potato flowers
*Potatoes
Quince
*Quince trees
*Quince fruits
Rapeseed
*Rapeseed flowers
Reeds
*Reeds
Rice
*Rice plants
*Rice stalks
Rowan
*Rowan trees
*Rowan branches
Reeds
*Rye
Sugar
*Sugarbeets
*Sugar cane
Sunflowers
*Sunflowers of any species
tea
*Tea plants
Thistles
*Thistles of any species
Wheat (Triticum sp.)
*Wheatears
*Wheat plants
*Wheat sheaves/garbs
*Wheat grains
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