[DOC] [TLE] Betula papyrifera (paper birch) | Plants & Fungi At Kew [PAR] Paper birch is a North American tree with waterproof bark used in earlier times to 
make canoes and tepee covers; its wood is now used commercially for toothpicks 
... Mixed forest, or may form single species woodland; on rock cliffs, in ravines,... [DOC] [TLE] Information on Types of Wood - Public Bookshelf [PAR] We've become so important in the paper-making business, since we are not only 
good ... One of the largest uses of this same Canoe Birch is for the manufacture of 
spools. Many other things of every-day use are made from it, including toothpicks, 
... Now listen to what a student of trees many years ago (as you can see by his... [DOC] [TLE] HikersNotebook - Yellow Birch [PAR] The exfoliating bark sometimes has a yellowish hue and the wood tends toward a 
... The species name alleghaniensis was assigned by Nathanial Britton, the first ... 
The bark of yellow and paper birch trees was employed by Native Americans in ... 
of the caricatured birch bark canoe; yellow birch was also used for canoes by... [DOC] [TLE] Paper Birch - Maine.gov [PAR] Paper, white or canoe birch is a common tree in ... The wood is close-grained, 
mod- erately hard, and strong. It is used ... most valuable tree species in Maine. In
. [DOC] [TLE] Champion Tree Tour Booklet - Metro Parks Tacoma [PAR] Champion trees are the biggest trees of their species. The American .... The 
distinctive white paper-like bark is ... now used commercially for toothpicks and. [DOC] [TLE] Products Made From Wood (PDF, 158 KB) [PAR] Solid Wood Products. Lumber and ... Toothpicks. Match sticks. Chopsticks. 
Shutters. Baseball bats. Canoe paddles and oars. Musical ... Deckle boxes (
frames used to make paper by hand) ... Mistletoe (grows as a symbiant on trees) 
... Red elm inner bark used to be steeped in ... Piano keys were once made from 
celluloid. [DOC] [TLE] Forest Trees of Wisconsin (FR-053) - Wisconsin Department of ... [PAR] Forest Trees of Wisconsin ... equal opportunity in its employment, programs, 
services, and functions ..... With some species like the ashes and the .... inner-
bark once used for .... Wood. Yellow-white, light, soft and medium strong; used 
mainly for paper pulp. ..... used for spools, toothpicks, toys, ... Native Americans 
for canoes. [DOC] [TLE] Tree Trail Guide - Tri-County Area School District [PAR] The wood is commonly used for fence posts, cedar chests, cabinet wood carvings 
.... probably the white, smooth, paper-like bark that gives this tree its name,. [DOC] [TLE] Central Campus Tree Tour [PAR] Print options may be used to reduce the amount of printed content. .... Many 
native species are represented here, including Douglas fir, western red cedar, ... 
Mature trees have cinnamon-red bark with black crevices while younger trees .... 
Paulownias are prized for their wood in Japan, where they are used to make 
clogs. [DOC] [TLE] Forest Trees of Maine - Natural Resources Council of Maine [PAR] Now in its' twelfth edition, Forest Trees of. Maine is .... used for a wide variety of 
wood and paper products, and the forest .... These tree species are deciduous, 
retaining their leaves only one ..... Indians for tying together pieces of birch bark 
for canoes, ... The bark once ...... products, including spools, toys, toothpicks, 
dowels,. [DOC] [TLE] Undetermined - Enfield, NH [PAR] river to Bristol. Eventually ending at what is now the ... (evergreen trees) that 
make up this climax forest? They are ... once used by woodsmen as toilet paper. 
... horizontally-peeling bark, much like its lighter cousin. ... the wood include 
boxes, matches and particle board. ... specialty products like ice cream sticks, 
toothpicks,. [DOC] [TLE] A Guide to Birches, New Hampshire's Official State Tree [PAR] The white birch, or canoe birch, is also called the paper birch because ... post 
office used to be

Question: The bark of the paper species of this tree was once used for canoes; its wood is now used for toothpicks
Answer: birch