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Exploring Native Tree Species: Key Characteristics and Benefits

This article delves into the rich diversity of native trees such as White Pine, Eastern Cottonwood, and Red Oak. Each species is examined for its unique characteristics, ecological importance, and benefits to local ecosystems. Discover the beauty of Sugar Maple, Yellowwood, and more while learning how these trees contribute to wildlife habitats, climate regulation, and soil health. With information on the American Chestnut, Black Willow, and Red Maple among others, this guide highlights the essential role these trees play in sustaining our environment.

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Exploring Native Tree Species: Key Characteristics and Benefits

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  1. White Pine Pinus Stobus.

  2. Eastern Cottonwood Populusdeltoides

  3. American Chextnut Castaneadentata

  4. Sugar Maple Acer Saccharum

  5. Red Mulberry Morusrubra

  6. Yellowwood Cladrastislutea

  7. Striped Maple Acer Pensyvanicum

  8. Alba Viola papilionacea

  9. Black Willow Salix nigra

  10. Silver Maple Acer Saccharium

  11. White (paper) birch Betula papyrifera

  12. Red Maple Acer rubrum

  13. Yellow Birch Berula allegahaniensis

  14. Red Oak Quercusrubra

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