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Michigan Trees: a Handbook of the Native and Most Important Introduced Species · Charles Herbert Otis — chapter 81 of 82 · ~135 words · public domain

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Sorbus americana, 147.

Spruce, Black, 23. Norway, 25. White, 21.

Striped Maple, 177.

Sugar Maple, 181. Black, 183.

Swamp Oak, 105. White Oak, 105.

Sweet Birch, 87. Crab, 145.

Sycamore, 141. Maple, 191.

Tamarack, 17.

Thorn, 151.

Thorn-apple, 151.

Three-thorned Acacia, 165.

Thuja occidentalis, 31.

Tilia americana, 201.

Toxylon pomiferum, 133.

Tree, Maidenhair, 3. of Heaven, 171.

Tsuga canadensis, 29.

Tulip Poplar, 137.

Tulip-tree, 137.

Ulmus americana, 125, 127. fulva, 125, pubescens, 125. racemosa, 129. Thomasi, 129.

Viburnum lentago, 229.

Walnut, Black, 65.

Water Beech, 83. Elm, 127.

Weeping Willow, 43.

Whistlewood, 177.

White Ash, 213. Beech, 93. Birch, 91. Cedar, 31. Elm, 127. Oak, 101. Oak, Swamp, 105. Pine, 7. Poplar, 47. Spruce, 21.

White-wood, 137.

Wild Red Cherry, 159.

Willow, 35. Almondleaf, 39. Black, 37. Brittle, 41. Crack, 41. Napoleon's, 43. Weeping, 43.

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