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Title: Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forestry), no. 11
Identifier: bulletinpennsylv11penx (find matches)
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Pennsylvania. Dept. of Forestry
Subjects: Forests and forestry
Publisher: Harrisburg, Pa. : The Department : WM. Stanley Ray, state printer of Pennsylvania
Contributing Library: Penn State University
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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214 WHITE ASH. Fraxinus americana, Linnaeus. FOBM-Usâ.n, «.obe. . he.p. of 70-80 ft wHh ^J^"-^'J "Lfl"'.!^"' 3 'br'.o'S.e* number of spreading branches. BAKK_Gr.,>Bt.browo. r..ber tbic. upon o,d« ^'l^:'^lZil^^,^,J^:tu.S:^ covered by scattered, large, pale lenticels. BTOS_Oppo...e. ovate, ->-«-P'"'f ⢠-^n.."â¢'ot'S. rrtbLb'râ*r 'p^'..te Tb ID.I bud larger tb.n lateral, covered r 2-' Pa'" °' â¢'° pointed, while those on the lateral rdVarfraU," o'btr-^-: Sarb^drarrnrS; Z:.\. b.. », tem..., bâd caâa.n. . terminal enlargement of twig. LEAVES-Opposite. compound. abon. >» '"'f» '""/"seUt T m^i.ln'^lclte".' '.°pex! long, about U inches broad 'â¢"^Z?.ntT^,o^nmL^^mlo^\i Li green above and ;rber"A'%ewrl°:re"^^n.etTr touVrgV v'elna on the lower surface. .=^^^r:Lir:=. irraCri/rred^r - â ---; J-=r-urTLrr=-P^.e'-^^^^^^^^^^^ PB,ai-A a.n..are borne in dense --P'n^^P'tltT 'm'oH S b^trpo"":" S'"a far into winter. Individual .amar. >;2 n='ea «ng, ^^'J^f °\J j^, â,âj ââob alda In tbe relro"?b"e a^ S:°aore1re'eVbrrrrnatraowera onl,. seed, are never tonnd upon ?bem Trees bearing pistillate flower, alone produce seeds. WOOD-Klng.poron.; ver, beav. and strong "^-^^r.pX'T.iodTrgVT.nVs'loT:; iir'Tre-itrrj^i'^trdjir.^^^^^^^^^^^ Cn bnTir Sti:^^ ^l"terr\r,ng";?b'o"n.r. aud tor tool bandlea. can be distinguisbed from the Black Ash ^^ '^"^^^^^^^ ^,s .â usuall, obtuse and brown leaflet, of the Black Ash are .eaalle. ^^e â¢>"«»»' *'^ J" â^^ ,, ^<,,â,. The bark of the In color, while those of the Black Ash are "»"""^ '7" "° , between the ridges, while the White Ash 1. usually furrowed and ^Jl'f°f;;^f^^J^Su,Z be distinguished from the bark of the Black Ash 1. .caU, often .«-;'? «hMe of the Red Ash are usually velvet ypnbeseeut. Red Ash by its smooth leave, and twigs. Those °f ".e ,ea ^^^^^^ â^â^ The leaf-scars of the White Ash "»»â¢'"^tueAlbh°.e wings which are fastened only those of the Red Ash are not â¢^.'^^ . 'h ,^f ,\, fastened to the apei .nd often extend rowTaZg tn:der;nrrt'het.crArtb1°^wr; usually ..rronnd. the seed. RANGE-Nova Scotia to Minnesota and southward to Florida and Texas. ,âT=°L'.?ern?^^="^rCrs/"^^^^^^^^ ^ '^ valleys and rich bottomlands. -r^rUrrwateT SLonaTlyXnd olT ^X^^^^^ "'^ â rd ZJTi^ziv rCduc: fJiSSxbe'-wrrnrr '^^z^z::. r;t Z rnd'°^;rr :u?«?d;:bZrpreâ¢?or^alâabâ e mixture.
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m PLATE CXXIV. WHITE ASH. 1. A branch with a cluster of staminate Jiuwi-r.s and immature leaves, x J, 2. A panicle of pistillate flowers, x J. 3. A mature compound leaf, x J. 4. A cluster of fruit, x J. 5. A winter twig, x i. 6. Section of a winter twig, enlarged.

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