If you are looking for trees that end in “N”, then you are on the right article. You will find all of them listed here, along with a brief description. Read further to learn more.
1. Aspen
Aspen is the general term that we use for different species of trees, mostly, but not all, belonging to the botanical section Populus. These trees are native to cold places, particularly in the northern hemisphere. Its white and soft wood is typically used in manufacturing paper and matchsticks.
2. Banyan
Banyan is a type of fig tree. Botanically, it starts as an epiphyte, which means that it first grows on another plant before developing on its own. It has a complex root and branch system, making it ideal in bonsai. It is culturally and religiously important in India, where it is the national tree.
3. Bigtooth Aspen
This medium-sized deciduous tree is native to Eastern North America. When younger, its bark is olive-green in color, but when it reaches about 30 to 40 years, it turns gray. Its wood is soft and light-colored and is often used to make pulp. Occasionally, it is also used to make boxes, chopsticks, or ladders.
4. Quaking Aspen
Quaking Aspen is one of the common names of the deciduous tree native to North America scientifically identified as Populus tremuloides. Other names include golden aspen and white poplar. Its average height is 25 meters, with glossy green leaves and smooth and pale bark. Its wood is not typically used in construction or as fuel but usually for making pulp.
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