### plant | tracheophyte | tree:

Baobab tree
* Most baobab trees adapt to habitats.
* Most baobab trees grow in areas
  - tropical areas
* Most baobab trees have enormous trunks
* Most baobab trees produce aromatic flowers
  - fruit
  - white flowers
  - provide shelter
  - use water
* Some baobab trees bear flowers
  - large white flowers
  - contain water
* Some baobab trees have flowers
  - large whitish flowers
  - swell trunks
  - thick trunks
* store water.
* to survive in habitats.

### plant | tracheophyte | tree | bayberry:

Northern bayberry
* is an early successional species along the northeastern coast.
* occurs in soils with low concentrations of phosphorus and nitrogen.

Beautiful tree
* Most beautiful trees feature massive trunks
* Most beautiful trees grow in areas
  - to height
* produce fruit
  - orange fruit
* produce sweet fruit

### plant | tracheophyte | tree:

Beech tree
* Most beech trees have bark
  - hollow trunks
  - leaves
* Most beech trees produce crops
  - good mast crops
  - nuts
  - reach height
* Some beech trees produce seeds.
* Some beech trees retain smooth texture
* are often so tall that it is difficult to reach the ripening fruit
* dress in yellow as the days shorten.
* grow extremely slowly
  - in a wide variety of cultivars, which offer an array of foliage colors
  - decay
  - grey bark
* predominate in forests of the southern Baltic region today.
* require little pruning.
* tend to be more shade tolerant, so they tend to be more common on northern slopes.
* use twice as much water as drought-resistant oaks and some pines
* vary in age and condition.

### plant | tracheophyte | tree | beech:

European beech
* Some european beeches have leaves.
* really light colored wood, and consumers favored pale wood for years.

Binary tree
* Every binary tree has at least one node.
* are one kind of tree
* use just the amount of memory needed.

Birch tree
* Most birch trees grow in places.
* are birch
  - colonizers that easily exploit tree clearings
* are deciduous and the wood burns hot and fast, as if soaked with oil or kerosene
  - plants
  - very prominent in Finland and they have beautiful forests
* bear their tiny, wind-pollinated flowers in catkins.
* have a number of minor pests.
* turn yellow only.

### plant | tracheophyte | tree | birch tree:

Gray birch
* is birch
  - found on a wide variety of sites
* pioneer species.
* sprouts from the stump when cut or following fire.
* useful tree for difficult sites or in naturalized areas.

### plant | tracheophyte | tree | birch tree:

Paper birch
* grows best in soils free of shallow permafrost.
* has moderately dense wood.
* is also an important source of food for birds
  - considered a short-lived species
  - found mostly in the southern part of the Copper Valley
  - used for turned products, including spools, bobbins, small handles, and toys
  - useful for long-term revegetation and soil stabilization of severely disturbed sites
* northern species adapted to cold climates.
* nutrient-sensitive species.
* occurs on moist wooded slopes and along streams.
* palatable moose browse.
* poor-quality winter moose browse.

River birch
* is most often the pioneer species on new land such as bars and mud flats
  - the most widely distributed birch in Iowa
* perform best in acid soils.

Sweet birch
* has dark grey bark
  - light colored sapwood and heartwood is dark brown tinged with red
  - light-colored sapwood and dark brown heartwood tinged with red
* tends to be slightly darker in color, heavier and harder than yellow birch.