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white ash

Fraxinus americana

Photo by AnnaWhipkey
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Field Notes

Habitat:

university campus

Notes:

blue #21: Its straight, clean form and springy wood have made this tree a favorite since the time of the pioneers. Uses for the wood include skis, tool handles, baseball bats, and crutches. Ash also provides excellent fuel wood. Ash was frequently used as a landscape tree but the arrival of the emerald ash borer to our area makes it a poor choice for planting today.

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