Trees And Forest Species
22 entries in the Trees And Forest Species compendium.
LiriodendronGenus of two large deciduous trees with tulip-shaped flowers.LithocarpusStone oaks: insect-pollinated trees of Southeast Asian uplands.Longleaf pineFire-dependent pine of the Southeastern U.S. coastal plain.Maclura pomiferaA tough, thorny tree with a curious fruit and a history entwined with Native American bow-making and American…NothofagusSouthern beeches: ancient trees of the Southern Hemisphere.Nothofagus fuscaEndemic New Zealand tree with durable wood and Antarctic fossil pollen.Nothofagus menziesiiEvergreen tree endemic to New Zealand, named after Archibald Menzies.Old TjikkoClonal Norway spruce, among the world's oldest known treesPando (tree)Often considered the world's largest organism by weight, though disputed; a single aspen clone.PaubrasiliaGenus of tree that gave Brazil its name and premier bow wood.PopulusA genus of fast-growing trees including poplars, aspens, and cottonwoods.Populus tremulaA deciduous poplar known for trembling leaves and clonal spread.Populus tremuloidesA widely distributed North American tree known for trembling leaves.Populus trichocarpaA fast-growing poplar model for plant biology and timber.PrunusGenus of flowering trees and shrubs producing stone fruits.Prunus aviumA deciduous tree, ancestor of sour cherry, valued for fruit and timber.Prunus serotinaA New World tree valued for timber and fruit.Quercus acutissimaAsian oak naturalized in North America, known for invasive potential.Quercus albaA long-lived hardwood of eastern and central North America.Quercus roburA long-lived oak supporting immense biodiversity across Europe and Asia.Quercus rubraA fast-growing, long-lived oak with distinctive striped bark.Quercus suberEvergreen oak tree, primary source of cork for wine stoppers.
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