1. Middle Arctic Tundra
2. Low Arctic Tundra
3. Torngat Mountain Tundra
4. Eastern Canadian Shield Taiga
5. Southern Hudson Bay Taiga
6. Central Canadian Shield Forests
7. Eastern Canadian Forests
8. Eastern Forest/Boreal Transition
9. Eastern Great Lakes Lowland Forests
10. New England/Acadian Forests
11. Gulf of St. Lawrence Lowland Forests
This list catalogs the trees in Quebec. It includes 140 tree species, of which 99 are native, 40 are introduced, and one is extirpated, the Smooth sumac.
Contents
- Order Pinales
- Family Cupressaceae
- Family Pinaceae
- Order Sapindales
- Family Sapindaceae
- Family Rutaceae
- Family Anacardiaceae
- Family Simaroubaceae
- Order Lamiales or Scrophulariales
- Family Oleaceae
- Order Dipsacales
- Family Caprifoliaceae
- Order Cornales
- Family Cornaceae
- Order Celastrales
- Family Celastraceae
- Order Gentianales
- Family Rubiaceae
- Order Rosales
- Family Elaeagnaceae
- Family Rosaceae
- Order Juglandales
- Family Juglandaceae
- Order Fabales
- Family Fabaceae
- Order Urticales
- Family Moraceae
- Family Ulmaceae
- Order Hamamelidales
- Family Platanaceae
- Order Fagales
- Family Fagaceae
- Family Betulaceae
- Order Hamamelidales 2
- Family Hamamelidaceae
- Order Celastrales 2
- Family Aquifoliaceae
- Order Rhamnales
- Family Rhamnaceae
- Order Malvales
- Family Tiliaceae
- Order Salicales
- Family Salicaceae
- References
- See also
The list is based on two sources: Trees of Canada, 2017 by John Laird Farrar [1] and VASCAN, the Database of Vascular Plants of Canada. [2] For each species, the binomial name is given followed by the author citation, the common name, and its status in the province: native, introduced, or extirpated. The common names and status come from VASCAN. The status – native or introduced – specifically concerns the territory of Quebec: a species may be introduced or naturalized in the province but native elsewhere in Canada.