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Michigan Trees: a Handbook of the Native and Most Important Introduced Species · Charles Herbert Otis — chapter 79 of 82 · ~167 words · public domain

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Lombardy Poplar, 59.

Maclura aurantiaca, 133. pomifera, 133.

Maidenhair Tree, 3.

Malus coronaria, 145.

Maple, Ash-leaved, 193. Black, 183. Black Sugar, 183. Hard, 181. Mountain, 179. Norway, 189. Red, 187. Rock, 181. Silver, 185. Soft, 185, 187. Striped, 177. Sugar, 181. Sycamore, 191.

Mocker Nut Hickory, 73.

Moosewood, 177.

Morus rubra, 135.

Mountain Ash, 147. Maple, 179.

Mulberry, Red, 135.

Nannyberry, 229.

Napoleon's Willow, 43.

Negundo aceroides, 193.

Nettle-tree, 131.

Northern Pin Oak, 115.

Norway Maple, 189. Pine, 15. Spruce, 25.

Nut, King, 71.

Nyssa multiflora, 209. sylvatica, 209.

Oak, Black, 115, 117. Bur, 103. Chestnut, 107. Chinquapin, 107. Hill's, 115. Northern Pin, 115. Pin, 111. Red, 109. Scarlet, 113. Shingle, 121. Swamp, 105. Swamp White, 105. White, 101. Yellow, 107, 117.

Ohio Buckeye, 199.

Osage Orange, 133.

Ostrya virginiana, 81.

Padus serotina, 155. virginiana, 157.

Paper Birch, 91.

Pepperidge, 209.

Picea abies, 25. alba, 21. canadensis, 21. excelsa, 25. mariana, 23. nigra, 23.

Pignut Hickory, 77. Small, 75.

Pin Cherry, 159. Oak, 111. Oak, Northern, 115.

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