tamarack

• Árbol de tamaño mediano originario de Canadá y el norte de Estados Unidos, incluida Alaska, caracterizado por una copa cónica amplia y corteza escamosa de color pardo rojizo.

A medium-sized larch tree native to Canada and the northern United States, including Alaska, characterized by a broad conic crown and rust-brown scaly bark.

1. A type of larch treeC1formal

   A medium-sized coniferous tree native to Canada and the northern United States, including Alaska, characterized by a broad conical crown and rust-brown scaly bark.

   Alerce americano

   • The tamarack tree turns a brilliant yellow in the autumn.
   • Tamarack wood is often used for posts and railroad ties due to its durability.
   • Hikers in the boreal forest can easily identify the tamarack by its unique bark.

   Sinónimosamerican larchhackmatacklarch