© Foto Oberösterreich Tourismus GmbH/Robert Maybach: Schneeschuwandern im Mühlviertel in der Nähe von Bad Zell.
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copper beech

Bad Hall, Oberösterreich, Österreich
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Lat. name: Fagus sylvatica f. purpurea

Planted around 1902 in the "Stifterpark".
This copper beech in the park has a striking thickening on the trunk.
Origin: Mutation of a copper beech
copper beeches have reddish leaves and have been known in Central Europe for over 400 years.
The red colouring is due to the absence of an enzyme. In autumn, the leaves lose their red colour and "turn green". Therefore, in autumn there is hardly any difference between copper beech and copper beech.
copper beeches can grow up to 30 metres high and be over 200 years old.

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copper beech
Im Kurpark
4540 Bad Hall

Phone +43 7258 7200
E-Mail info@badhall.at

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Tourismusverband Bad Hall

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