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Common Trees of Pennsylvania
Compliments of Your State Senator Common Trees of Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Bureau of Forestry Harrisburg, Pennsylvania #5005 - 7/06. Introduction Forests have always been important to the inhabitants of the area we now call " Pennsylvania " (Latin for "Penn's Woods"). Pennsylvania 's location spanning 40 degrees - 42 degrees north latitude and its varied terrain support 108 species of native Trees and many other introduced from Europe and Asia. Trees provide a renewable source of lumber, paper, nuts and chemicals. But they are also essential as living filters, removing pollution from the air we breath and the water we drink. Trees provide homes and food for wildlife, and beautify our homes with comforting shade in summer and shelter from winter winds. With wise management, forests can produce these benefits for future generations as they have in the past.
from the flora and fauna of Penn's Woods. Medicines, foods, and wood fiber, a cleaner environment, tourism, and recreation are all provided by our forests. This selection of 57 native, and 5 introduced trees is organized according to leaf shape and arrangement. Each tree is
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