Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Wetterfichte

English translation:

common spruce

Added to glossary by Robin Salmon (X)
May 13, 2007 09:16
17 yrs ago
German term

Wetterfichte

German to English Science Environment & Ecology trees
Kiefern, Latschen, Wetterfichten, Wüsten-Steppe, Agaven, verdorrte Bäume.

I found "weather spruce" once on Google but I don't think that is right.

The pictures I have found seem to indicate it is just what is known as a Christmas tree in UK.

Proposed translations

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common spruce

oder Rottanne - Picea abies - commonly used as christmas tree
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you very much, Walter!"
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(well) weathered spruces

could it be in the context that it's a spruce having survived all sorts of weathers ....

Weitere Schlagwörter zum Thema Rest einer Wetterfichte:. Osterzgebirge , Kahleberg. Rest einer Wetterfichte wird am meisten fotografiert von: ...
view.stern.de/fc/keyword/Rest%20einer%20Wetterfichte/


Log by Ladybug Kids for Quartz Creek Trail "Caveman Slab" Cache ...- Click to view "Well Weathered Spruce Near Caveman Slab. Well Weathered Spruce Near Caveman Slab. Click to view "Mons Heading Into The Homestretch On ...
www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?LUID=a6bd7ae1-5121-4aa0-92...
Note from asker:
Sort of like an old bull ;-)
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narrow spruce

According to this glossary (Projekt Agrarkulturerbe), "Wetterfichte" is a synonym for "Spitzfichte":

http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:yttiWO6hbFoJ:www.agrarku...

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The columnar spruces is to be carefully distinguished from the narrow spruce, known as the spitzfichte? in which the habit does not result as a sport, but is due to a severe climate, which checks the growth of the branches. The spitzfichte is similar to the columnar spruce in form, being narrowly cylindrical, but the stem is sparingly clad with short branches, wide apart, and forming a thin crown of foliage. The spitzfichte is never seen at low levels in the Alps and Jura, but occurs near the timber line, often forming small groves in exposed situations. This climatic form is much more common in P. obovata in Lapland, Finland, and northern
Scandinavia.
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