The plant species Tilia Americana can be found in many different locations. The native habitat for the Tila Americana is the eastern North American region.
Tilia Americana is the genus species (scientific name) of American Basswood. Soo I guess the answer to your question is... you already know.
Tilia americana
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Tilia americana.
American Sentry is available from Natorp's Nursery in Cincinnati, Ohio.
There are around 30 species of Tilia trees, and they are found in temperate climates throughout most of the northern hemisphere. The widest variety is found in Asia.
The Lime and Linden tree is closely related to the Basswood tree. Tilia vulgaris grows throughput Europe and Eastern Asia. Tiliaamericana produces basswood in Canada and the eastern part of the USA, where it is known as American Lime; Tilia japonica, Japanese lime is also known as Japanese basswood. The Family name for the lime/basswood/linden tree is: Tiliaceae.
Linden or lime are the common names of Tilia of which there are many species and varieties.
Tilia dasystyla was created in 1832.
Ancilla Tilia was born on July 21, 1985, in Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands.
Gum trees are members of the genus Eucalyptus. There are over 700 species of Eucalyptus, all but 9 of which are native to Australia.
Nothing, they are one in the same. Tilia makes the Foodsaver
A Tilia FoodSaver is a device that seals food into a vacuum bag in order to keep it fresh for longer. One can buy a Tilia FoodSaver via eBay and also from Amazon.