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Ash trees Ash trees are any member of Genus Fraxinus, comprising about 70 species of mostly northern temperate trees and shrubs, valued for timber and ornament. |
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Birch Trees Birch trees, common name for a family of woody trees of the Genus Betula, are trees that produce separate, abundant, tiny male and female flowers in dense clusters. |
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Cedar Trees Cedar trees belong to the pine family, the members of which have needlelike leaves and, like all conifers, bear their seeds on scales clustered into cones. |
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Conifer Trees Conifer trees are characterized by seed-bearing cones. Conifers are known from fossils more than 290 million years old. |
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Deciduous Trees Deciduous trees are those tree species that lose all of their leaves and are barren for a part of the year. |
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Dogwood Trees Dogwood trees are from the Genus Cornus and dogwoods are mostly trees with simple, opposite leaves.
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Evergreen Trees Evergreen trees retain some or all of their foliage throughout the year, growing new leaves before the old ones fall off. There exist both needle-bearing and broadleaf evergreens.
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Flowering Trees Any tree that produces a flower can be classified as a flowering tree. There are many flowering species, creating an assortment of beautiful colors and types of flowers.
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Maple Trees Maple, common name for a small family of trees from the Genus Acer, are widespread in the temperate areas of the northern hemisphere. |
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Oak Trees Oak trees make up the Genus Quercus. They are hardwood trees that are widespread in the North Temperate Zone. |
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