white spruce

• Épicéa nord-américain (Picea glauca) aux aiguilles bleu-vert, souvent cultivé pour le bois, le papier et comme sapin de Noël populaire.

A common North American coniferous tree (Picea glauca) with bluish-green needles, often used for timber, paper production, and as a popular Christmas tree species.

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   A coniferous evergreen tree (Picea glauca) native to North America, known for its bluish-green needles and conical shape.

   Épinette blanche

   • The white spruce is commonly found in the boreal forests of Canada.
   • White spruce wood is often used for lumber and paper production.
   • The white spruce tree can grow up to 30 meters tall.