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American Beech (Winter)

Fagus Grandifolia

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Description:

Beech trees are often recognized by their smooth gray bark and the names carved into them. They are able to retain their leaves (although withered and brown) even in winter due to their high levels of tannin.

Habitat:

Rye Nature Center, a wooded conservancy.

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PublishedJanuary 22, 2012

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