9 results for Family: Elaeagnaceae.
| Family | Scientific Name | Common Name | Habitat | Distribution | Image |
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| Elaeagnaceae | Elaeagnaceae | Oleaster Family | | | 
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| Elaeagnaceae | Elaeagnus | Silverberry, Oleaster, Russian-olive | | | 
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| Elaeagnaceae | Elaeagnus angustifolia | Russian Olive, Oleaster | Forests, pastures, disturbed areas. | Native of Eurasia. | 
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| Elaeagnaceae | Elaeagnus commutata | American Silverberry | Disturbed areas, especially in suburban or urban woodlands. | Native of w. North America. | 
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| Elaeagnaceae | Elaeagnus multiflora | Cherry Elaeagnus, Cherry Silverberry | Disturbed areas. | Native of Japan and China. First reported for NC by Leonard (1971b). | 
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| Elaeagnaceae | Elaeagnus pungens | Thorny-olive, Autumn Silverberry | Forests and woodlands in suburban areas, spread by birds. | Native of Japan. | 
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| Elaeagnaceae | Elaeagnus umbellata | Oriental Silverleaf, Autumn-olive, Spring Silverberry | Forests and woodlands, old pastures, fields, waste areas, spread by birds. | Native of Japan and China. This species has become a noxious weed shrub, still unfortunately sometimes promoted for "wildlife plantings". The rapidity of its increase may be judged by its treatment in Strausbaugh & Core (1978) as not definitely naturalized in WV; Harmon, Ford-Werntz, & Grafton (2006) map it for every county of WV. | 
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| Elaeagnaceae | Shepherdia | Buffalo-Berry | | | 
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| Elaeagnaceae | Shepherdia canadensis | Rabbitberry, Soapberry, Canada Buffalo-berry | Bluffs and slopes, over calcareous substrates. | NL west to AK, south to nw. PA, n. OH., n. IN, n. IL, MN, sw. SD, NM, AZ, and n. CA. Primarily (but not exclusively) associated with dry calcareous bluffs along the Great Lakes in the ne. US. |
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