[{"n": "Elm", "u": "/e/part-1/elm/", "s": "Deciduous and semi-deciduous trees of the genus Ulmus, widespread across the Northern Hemisphere."}, {"n": "Eucalyptus", "u": "/e/part-1/eucalyptus/", "s": "The gum tree genus with over 700 species, known for its distinctive operculum and oil-rich leaves."}, {"n": "Ficus sycomorus", "u": "/e/part-1/ficus-sycomorus/", "s": "A fig species cultivated since ancient times, native to Africa and introduced to the Levant during the Iron Ag"}, {"n": "Fir", "u": "/e/part-1/fir/", "s": "Evergreen conifers with upright cones and softwood uses."}, {"n": "Fraxinus", "u": "/e/part-1/fraxinus/", "s": "A genus of deciduous and evergreen trees in the olive family, known for strong, elastic wood and widespread di"}, {"n": "Ginkgo biloba", "u": "/e/part-1/ginkgo-biloba/", "s": "The last living species of an ancient order, the maidenhair tree is a living fossil prized for its resilience "}, {"n": "Hickory", "u": "/e/part-1/hickory/", "s": "Hickory trees valued for nuts, wood, and ecological roles."}, {"n": "Juniper", "u": "/e/part-1/juniper/", "s": "Coniferous trees and shrubs with berrylike cones used in gin."}, {"n": "Mahogany", "u": "/e/part-1/mahogany/", "s": "The premier cabinetwood of the world."}, {"n": "Maple", "u": "/e/part-1/maple/", "s": "Genus of trees and shrubs known for winged fruits and autumn colour."}, {"n": "Oak", "u": "/e/part-1/oak/", "s": "Oak is a keystone tree genus with cultural and ecological significance."}, {"n": "Pine", "u": "/e/part-1/pine/", "s": "Evergreen conifers of the genus Pinus, dominant in northern forests."}, {"n": "Poplar", "u": "/e/part-1/poplar/", "s": "Fast-growing trees of the genus Populus, including poplars, aspens, and cottonwoods."}, {"n": "Redwood", "u": "/e/part-1/redwood/", "s": "The subfamily of the largest and tallest trees on Earth."}, {"n": "Willow", "u": "/e/part-1/willow/", "s": "Willows are diverse trees and shrubs of the genus Salix."}]