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The document summarizes information about 6 tree species: White Pine, Ohio Buckeye, Common Juniper, Black Oak, Shagbark Hickory, and White Pine. For each tree, it provides details about their leaves or needles, height, lifespan, uses, and other distinguishing features. The document concludes by stating "THE END".
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- 1. Tree project by carina and jocelyne 1
- 2. White Pine - Pinus Needles ! 2
- 3. tree White Pine - Pinus strobus ! 3
- 4. FACTS Age can be 400 years old or 450 Height: 80’-110’ largest eastern conifer spread 20’-40’ other trees bigtooth aspen, quaking aspen, black cherry, trunk gray green smooth bark it becomes gray brown 4
- 5. Ohio Buckeye - Aesculus glabra LEAF-->>> ! 5
- 6. Tree Ohio Buckeye - Aesculus glabra ! 6
- 7. Facts height 30’-50’ 60 - 80 years used to make pulp, furniture, crates, the nut is concidered lucky relieves pain of arthritis resemble eye of a buck dear 7
- 8. Common Juniper - Juniperus Needles ! 8
- 9. Common Juniper - Juniperus communis tree ! 9
- 10. facts tallness 2- 50 feet bark is thin, rough, and scaly twigs can be yellowish or green turn brown and harden when older the foliage can be poisonous to domesticated goats was used by native americans as blood tonic 10
- 11. Black Oak - Quercus leaf ! 11
- 12. Black Oak - Quercus velutina tree ! 12
- 13. Facts 65-80 ft tall inside of the bark has a yellow pigment called uercitron leaves have deep U shape the buds are velvety and covered in white hair smaller than most oaks 13
- 14. Shagbark Hickory - Carya leaf ! 14
- 15. Shagbark Hickory - Carya ovata tree ! 15
- 16. FaCtS 60-80 feet tall can live up to 200 years has shaggy bark branches can spread up to 25 feet best ornamental hickory tree 16
- 17. The end T T H H >:D E E THE END E E N N D D 17