Fraxinus syriaca, Syrian Ash-tree,
 Hebrew: מילה סורית, Arabic: ددردار, Dardar
                  
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| Scientific name: | 
  | Fraxinus syriaca Boiss. | 
| Common name: | 
  | Syrian Ash-tree | 
| Hebrew name: | 
  | מילה סורית | 
| Arabic name: | 
  | دردار, Dardar | 
| Family: | 
  | Oleaceae, זיתיים | 
                  
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| Life form: | 
  | Tree | 
| Stems: | 
  | Branchlets with small, light coloured lenticels | 
| Leaves: | 
  | Opposite, compound, pinnate, serrate, sessile | 
| Inflorescence: | 
  | Terminal or axillary toward end of branches, or lateral on branches of previous year appearing before the leaves | 
| Flowers: | 
  | 2-4 mm; greenish-cream | 
| Fruits / pods: | 
  | Samara, a winged achene | 
| Flowering Period: | 
  | February, March | 
| Habitat: | 
  | Humid habitats | 
| Distribution: | 
  | Mediterranean Woodlands and Shrublands | 
| Chorotype: | 
  |  Med - Irano-Turanian | 
| Summer shedding: | 
  | Perennating | 
			  
 
  
  
Derivation of the botanical name:
 Fraxinus, a classical Latin name for this genus.
 syriaca,Syrian. 
- The standard author abbreviation Boiss. is used to indicate Pierre Edmond Boissier (1810 – 1885), a Swiss botanist, explorer and mathematician.
  
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