Handbook of the Trees of the Northern States And Canada East of the Rocky Mountains, Photo-Descriptive
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Syn, Halesia tetraptera Bllia.
2. A. W., XI, 261.
3. For genus see p. 4,j4.
BLACK ASH. HOOP ASH.
Fraxinus nigra, Marsh.^ fig. 45S. Branchlet with mature leases and fruit, i ; branchlet from staminate tree in late winter, 2.
459. Forest trunk showing small burls.
4C0. Wood structure magnified 15 diameters.
ITaxdbook of Trees of the Noetheen States aistd Canada. 385 The Black Ash is distinctly a northern species, and in forests, under most favorable conditions, attains the height nf 80-90 ft., wi...th straight columnar trunk 3-4 ft. in diameter.
When isolated it develops a, rounded ovoid top, which may be recognized w-hen leafless by its stout straight branclilets (those of the stami- nate tree being larger than of the pistillate) and the gray scaly bark of trunk.
It inhabits the low banks of streams and cold swamps, in company witli the Arbor-Vita!, Balsam, Tamarack, Silver Maple, Black Spruce, etc., sometimes forming a considerable portion of forest tracts.
Its wood is rather heavy, a cubic foot when dry weighing 38.,37 lbs., moderately hard and strong, and is valued in the manufacture of furniture and lumber for interior finishing, for barrel hoops, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Syn, Halesia tetraptera Bllia.
2. A. W., XI, 261.
3. For genus see p. 4,j4.
BLACK ASH. HOOP ASH.
Fraxinus nigra, Marsh.^ fig. 45S. Branchlet with mature leases and fruit, i ; branchlet from staminate tree in late winter, 2.
459. Forest trunk showing small burls.
4C0. Wood structure magnified 15 diameters.
ITaxdbook of Trees of the Noetheen States aistd Canada. 385 The Black Ash is distinctly a northern species, and in forests, under most favorable conditions, attains the height nf 80-90 ft., wi...th straight columnar trunk 3-4 ft. in diameter.
When isolated it develops a, rounded ovoid top, which may be recognized w-hen leafless by its stout straight branclilets (those of the stami- nate tree being larger than of the pistillate) and the gray scaly bark of trunk.
It inhabits the low banks of streams and cold swamps, in company witli the Arbor-Vita!, Balsam, Tamarack, Silver Maple, Black Spruce, etc., sometimes forming a considerable portion of forest tracts.
Its wood is rather heavy, a cubic foot when dry weighing 38.,37 lbs., moderately hard and strong, and is valued in the manufacture of furniture and lumber for interior finishing, for barrel hoops, etc.
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