Forestry in Minnesota
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I'oplar. Popple.
Leaves ovate or obicular, with a sharp, short apex, small, smooth on both sides; petiole long. Ilattened. Flowers in April ■ before the leaves in hairy catkins. Fruit a small, two-valved capsule; seeds very small. Bark stnootli, greenish white except on very old trees; twigs not angular. This is .generally a small, short-lived tree, but occasionally it grows sixty or more feet high. The pendulous leaves tremble in the slightest breeze; the silver gray bark is attractive and the... autumn color of the leaves is one of the purest golden yellows found among trees.
Distribution. — From Southern Labrador to southern shores of Hudson Bay, to the Mackenzie and Yukon rivers, south to Pennsylvania, Missouri, New Mexico and Lower California and through all mountain ranges of the West. One of the most widely distributed trees of North America. In Minnesota it is found throughout the state, and is very common on cut-over tim- ber lands, where it is generally the first tree to take possession of the land after the pine is cut ofT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'oplar. Popple.
Leaves ovate or obicular, with a sharp, short apex, small, smooth on both sides; petiole long. Ilattened. Flowers in April ■ before the leaves in hairy catkins. Fruit a small, two-valved capsule; seeds very small. Bark stnootli, greenish white except on very old trees; twigs not angular. This is .generally a small, short-lived tree, but occasionally it grows sixty or more feet high. The pendulous leaves tremble in the slightest breeze; the silver gray bark is attractive and the... autumn color of the leaves is one of the purest golden yellows found among trees.
Distribution. — From Southern Labrador to southern shores of Hudson Bay, to the Mackenzie and Yukon rivers, south to Pennsylvania, Missouri, New Mexico and Lower California and through all mountain ranges of the West. One of the most widely distributed trees of North America. In Minnesota it is found throughout the state, and is very common on cut-over tim- ber lands, where it is generally the first tree to take possession of the land after the pine is cut ofT.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel B Samuel Bowdlear Green to read onlineMoreLess
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