gray birch

• Espécie de bétula (Betula populifolia) nativa do leste da América do Norte, conhecida pela casca branca característica com manchas triangulares escuras e por crescer em solos pobres e pedregosos.

A species of birch tree (Betula populifolia) native to eastern North America, known for its distinctive chalky white bark with dark triangular patches and its ability to grow in poor, rocky soils.

1. A species of birch treeB2formalamerican

   A small to medium-sized deciduous tree (Betula populifolia) native to eastern North America, known for its distinctive chalky white or gray bark and triangular leaves.

   Espécie de bétula

   • The gray birch is often one of the first trees to grow in abandoned fields.
   • Its bark is marked with dark, horizontal lines, unlike the paper birch.
   • Gray birch wood is used for making spools and furniture.