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	Whitebeam fundmarketing AB
		Whitebeam fundmarketing AB Whitebeam är det engelska ordet för Oxel.
		Whitebeam Fund Marketing AB grundades i Stockholm 2003 och specialiserar sig på att marknadsföra företrädesvis alternativa placeringar på den Nordiska marknaden.
		Efter marknadsanalys av den nordiska kapitalmarknaden kunde vi konstatera att en majoritet av de institutionella placerarna var underviktade i alternativa placeringar och i den mån de hade några sådana investeringar så var de koncentrerade på ett fåtal skandinaviska fondförvaltare.
	www.wfm.se /se (237 words)

	Whitebeam - Complete Web Application Server integrating XML, XPath, Security and Database access
		The Whitebeam architecture integrates two popular and robust Open Source platforms - Apache and Mozilla's SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine - with it's own powerful XML environment and security architecture.
		Whitebeam provides an extensible XML based interface to back end objects on any platform, the client model securely segregates thousands of customer applications within a single server.
		This template allows web developers using Whitebeam to provide their clients with graphical web-stats withouth them having to install applications or download log files.
	www.whitebeam.org (0 words)

	Whitebeam (Sorbus aria)
		A number of very similar species are found with limited distribution and are believed to be hybrids between Sorbus aria and Sorbus torminalis (Wild Service Tree).
		Irish Whitebeam (S. hibernica) found in calcerous woods in Ireland.
		Other varieties are found in South West England and South Wales and in Ireland.
	www.british-trees.com /guide/whitebeam.htm (0 words)

	Whitebeam - Sorbus aria, species information page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A compact tree with a lifespan of about 80years, Whitebeam has a grey, shallowly fissured bark and is mainly planted in decorative planting schemes.
		Timber from Whitebeam is a brown quite hard wood of good quality, used for tool handles, turnery, furniture and plywood.
		Whitebeams are sometimes used as larval food plants by some Lepidoptera species including the Short-cloaked Moth.
	www.brickfieldspark.org /data/whitebeam.htm (316 words)

	Whitebeam
		Whitebeam is a small, deciduous tree with a wide, dense crown.
		It grows up to 15 m high with a grey, shallowly fissured bark, and is found in woods and scrub, mainly on lime-rich soils but also grows on sandstone.
		The 'beam' of whitebeam comes from the German 'baum' - a tree - and a white tree it is.
	www-saps.plantsci.cam.ac.uk /trees/whitebeam.htm (196 words)

	whitebeam - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about whitebeam (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The common whitebeam Sorbus aria is a characteristic tree of limestone soils, growing here in the Cotswold Hills, England.
		Its heavily scented white flowers are produced in clusters in May and are followed by bright red fruits.
		This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Whitebeam (127 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Lincolnshire \| Sanctuary saves rare albino seal
		The seal, named Whitebeam by staff at the Natureland Seal Sanctuary, was found exhausted near Sutton-on-Sea by a member of the public.
		Whitebeam is now on the road to recovery and will be released in 2007.
		Whitebeam's main problem was the lungworm, which is a parasite that infests the airways and makes it difficult for the seal to hold its breath long enough to dive to catch fish.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/lincolnshire/6205659.stm (372 words)

	British Native Trees and Shrubs, Common Whitebeam
		With leaves that flash silvery-white when rustled by the wind, the common whitebeam is an attractive and eye-catching deciduous small tree or large shrub.
		Whitebeam is found in light woodland and scrub, mainly on chalk and limestone in the southern third of England but in scattered localities elsewhere, often on inland cliffs.
		There are many different microspecies of whitebeam in England, some of which are very rare and restricted in range.
	ds.dial.pipex.com /town/green/gav45/british-native-trees/bnt-common-whitebeam.htm (361 words)

	Action plan for Sorbus leyana
		Ley`s whitebeam is an apomictic microspecies (a taxon arising through the asexual development of the maternal germ cells in the absence of fertilisation) and is thought to be derived from mountain ash (S.
		A number of ecological factors are thought to be involved in restricting the populations of Ley`s whitebeam, including grazing, disease, competition with introduced trees and shrubs, and seed productivity, which is probably low due to small population size and poor breeding success.
		A workshop was held at Wakehurst Place in April 1996 on the conservation status of whitebeams in the UK and a report is being produced.
	www.ukbap.org.uk /UKPlans.aspx?ID=579 (816 words)

	Whitebeams - Sorbus spp: More Information - ARKive
		Whitebeam is notorious for producing local varieties, some of these restricted to a handful of individuals confined to an extremely small area.
		Whitebeam, in its various local forms, is found in isolated places throughout England, Scotland and Wales.
		Wild service tree, service tree and whitebeam also produce fruit, but they rarely ripen in the British climate and it is thought that these trees spread mainly from shoots or suckers.
	www.arkive.org /species/ARK/plants_and_algae/Sorbus_spp/more_info.html (775 words)

	Planting a Lancaster Whitebeam Tree in Dalton Square
		Lancaster City Council is planting a Lancaster Whitebeam Tree in Dalton Square to demonstrate its commitment to local biodiversity.
		The Lancaster Whitebeam is of local and national importance and the Morecambe Bay region supports the only natural population of this tree species in Britain.
		A main threat to the native Lancaster Whitebeam in the wild is posed by garden (Swedish) whitebeams and cotoneasters colonising its habitats by this means.
	www.lancaster.gov.uk /PressRelease.asp?id=SXF76F-A7803BD9 (518 words)

	Whitebeam Information
		The whitebeams are members of the Rosaceae family, in genus Sorbus subgenus Aria.
		They are related to the rowans (Sorbus subgenus Sorbus), and many of the endemic restricted-range apomictic microspecies of whitebeam in Europe are thought to derive from hybrids between S.
		Whitebeams are sometimes used as larval food plants by Lepidoptera species including Short-cloaked Moth.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Whitebeam (181 words)

	Whitebeam - Wood Species - Lafor Wood Products
		A very hard (1820 on the Janka scale) and resistant wood (despite of not being a heavy one), the whitebeam is famous for being used for making clogged wheels before the advent of the industrial revolution.
		Due to its high mineral content, whitebeam is such terrible firewood it gained the reputation of “the wood that doesn’t burn”.
		This flaw, however, turned out to be a sought-after quality owing to which, whitebeam came to be extensively used in the past to mark boundaries throughout the Europe’s countryside.
	www.hardwoodcountertops.com /species/whitebeam (311 words)

	Whitebeam
		There are fourteen species of whitebeam trees that are found only in the UK Many of these endemics, like the Lancaster whitebeam, are confined to very small areas of limestone habitat.
		Check that relevant planning authorities are aware of locations of Lancaster whitebeams and have planning policies that take account of their importance.
		Identify and eradicate non-native whitebeams establishing on land managed for conservation in the vicinity of key whitebeam populations.
	www.lbap.org.uk /bap/species/whitebeam.htm (1060 words)

	Get Well Soon, Whitebeam! - ___/\__\o/___
		The seal, named Whitebeam by the staff at the Natureland Seal Sanctuary, was found exhausted, laying on the beach near Sutton-on-Sea in the UK.
		The seal was suffering from lungworm - which affects the pup’s ability to dive underwater to catch fish - and had damaged flippers.
		I think, since is so rare a Albino seal, that they should keep him or send it to a zoo in the wild may be eaten by a shark and no one knows when is gonna apear another.
	swimatyourownrisk.com /2006/12/24/get-well-soon-whitebeam (172 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| England \| Lincolnshire \| Sanctuary saves rare albino seal
		Whitebeam was found washed up, exhausted, on a beach
		A rare albino seal pup is being cared for at a Lincolnshire seal sanctuary after being washed up on a beach.
		Whitebeam was given a worming injection and the wounds on his front and back flippers were cleaned and treated.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/england/lincolnshire/6205659.stm (375 words)

	News - Skegness Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More
		The five-month-old pup, named Whitebeam, was severely underweight when he was found washed up on the beach near Sutton on Sea by a member of the public.
		First Whitebeam was given a worming injection and then the wounds on his flippers were cleaned and treated.
		If Whitebeam continues to make good progress he will be released back into the sea in a few weeks.
	skegnesstoday.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=809&ArticleID=1942284 (482 words)

	Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority - Limestone Cliff and Scree Plants - Rock Whitebeam
		Apomictic species produce seed without fertilisation taking place; as a result the genetic material in the seed is identical to that of the parent tree and when it grows it will be a clone of the parent tree.
		It has a covering of dense white hairs on the back of the leaves and the top of the leaves are dark green, the berries are deep red with many small white lenticels.
		However, to distinguish between rock whitebeam and the common whitebeam fine leaf characteristics need to be examined.
	www.yorkshiredales.org.uk /index/learning/nature_in_the_dales-2/species/plants/limestone_cliff_and_scree_plants/rock_whitebeam.htm (251 words)

	Accessing Postgres through Whitebeam
		Postgres has been an integral part of a whitebeam installation since its open source debut back in June 2001.
		With a standard Whitebeam installation we carefully followed the dbmirror instructions to configure the database.
		Whitebeam uses the Postgres database for all storage, including things like files and large serialised JavaScript objects.
	www.whitebeam.org /library/guide/TechNotes/replicate.rhtm (1163 words)

	Koito H3C WB2 Headlight Replacement Bulb - CarDomain
		Developed by one of the largest automotive bulb manufacturers in the world with over 80 years of experience, Koito’s Whitebeam headlight bulbs are whiter and ever closer to natural sunlight than most other headlight bulbs.
		Whitebeam headlight bulbs deliver up to 110 watt performance in a 55 watt bulb and produces brightness and intensity approaching that of High Intensity Discharge (HID) lamps.
		All Koito Whitebeam headlight bulbs display a color temperature of 3770K.
	www.cardomain.com /item/KOIK10006?ref=msn2&msnshopping=1 (149 words)

	Koito HB4 WhiteBeam 12V 55W (100W) Twin
		One of the largest OEM automotive lighting manufacturers in the world, Koito has been trusted to produce factory parts found on Toyota, as well as other automotive super powers around the world.
		Called 'WHITEBEAM' these bulbs produce a near pure white light very similar in appearance to H.I.D. lighting systems without the expense and complexity of converting to the real thing.
		All WhiteBeam bulbs are manufactured to SAE recommended specifications and are subject to DOT compliance.
	www.optionimports.com /k10003.html (114 words)

	SORBUS (Sor'bus) \| Botany.com
		intermedia (Swedish Whitebeam) is a small to medium-sized tree with a dense, rounded head of branches.
		The deeply lobed, shiny dark green leaves are 2 to 5 inches long and clothed in white down on the underside.
		vestita (Himalayan Whitebeam) is an attractive, medium-sized tree with 6- to 10-inch green leaves with a silvery-white or buff color beneath.
	www.botany.com /sorbus.html (615 words)

	Swedish Whitebeam : Keele University Arboretum
		Whitebeams are a complex group of trees to identify.
		This species has the rounded leaf with the white felty underside of the Common Whitebeam S.
		At Keele : there are a number of Whitebeams on campus but the only tree showing features of Swedish Whitebeam that we have found is by the track to the Observatory - compartment 61b, square O7.
	www.keele.ac.uk /university/arboretum/trees/swedish_whitebeam.htm (130 words)

	Hainault Forest Website
		Twig of WHITEBEAM Sorbus aria Buds with green or brown scales, twig grey-brown.
		A mature hybrid of Rowan and Whitebeam known as a Bastard Service tree S. thuringiaca can be found in the plantation by walking along the main footpath from the Latchford gate.
		This is a hybrid of Rowan and Whitebeam.
	www.hainaultforest.co.uk /5Rowan.htm (239 words)

	English Nature - Gardening with Wildlife in Mind
		Whitebeam gets its name from the brilliant white undersides of its deciduous foliage.
		This is a beautiful, but slow-growing, medium-sized tree that is really only common on chalk and limestone rocky areas in the wild.
		Britain has only a very small number of species which occur nowhere else in the world ('endemic species') and many of these are whitebeams.
	www.plantpress.com /wildlife/pl508-whitebeam.php (252 words)

	BBC - Lincolnshire - Features - Whitebeam on the mend
		He was named Whitebeam when he arrived at the sanctuary on the 11th of December last year.
		According to the Vets, Whitebeam was suffering from Lungworm which is a parasite that lives in the seal’s lungs.
		This makes it difficult for the seals to hold their breath for long periods underwater which means that they can't catch fish.
	www.bbc.co.uk /lincolnshire/content/articles/2007/02/06/whitebeam_seal_050207_feature.shtml (176 words)

	Whitebeam ver. III
		Developed by one of the largest automotive bulb manufacturers in the world with over 80 years of experience, WHITEBEAM ver.
		III is ever closer to the natural sunlight with a white point temperature of 4,200 kelvin.
		III is now whiter, brighter and lasts twice as long as our original WHITEBEAM.
	www.mackinindustries.com /md/Koito/whitebeamiii.html (50 words)

	Forestry Commission Scotland - Heritage Trees of Scotland - The Arran Whitebeams
		The Arran whitebeam was first recorded in 1897, and is thought to have arisen as a natural hybrid between the rock whitebeam (Sorbus rupicola) and the ubiquitous rowan (Sorbus aucuparia).
		The other rare hybrid, the Arran cut-leaved whitebeam, was first noted in 1952. This appears to have arisen from the Arran whitebeam back-crossing with the rowan. Both species were more abundant in the past, but have been forced to retreat to their restricted enclaves as the island was progressively improved for agriculture.
		Small, windswept and stunted, these uniquely Scottish trees are under constant threat from the strong gales and heavy snow storms common in their montane habitat, because the fragile root systems are easily dislodged from the rocky soil.
	www.forestry.gov.uk /website/oldsite.nsf/byunique/INFD-6U8FHB?Open&PrintFriendly=y (231 words)

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