Tree Species 1-15
15 entries in the Tree Species compendium.
ElmElms are wind-pollinated trees known for their vase-like shape.EucalyptusMost species are trees, often mallees, and a few are shrubs. Along with several other geneFicus sycomorusAncient fig species cultivated for fruit, timber, and cultural significance.FirEvergreen conifers with upright cones and softwood uses.FraxinusGenus of trees known for strong wood and ecological importance.Ginkgo bilobaLast living species of an ancient tree order, a living fossil.HickoryHickory trees valued for nuts, wood, and ecological roles.JuniperConiferous trees and shrubs with berrylike cones used in gin.MahoganyA prized tropical timber valued for its color, durability, and workability.MapleGenus of trees and shrubs known for winged fruits and autumn colour.OakOak is a keystone tree genus with cultural and ecological significance.PineEvergreen conifers of the genus Pinus, dominant in northern forests.PoplarFast-growing trees with fluttering leaves and sequenced DNA.RedwoodSubfamily of conifers containing the world's largest and tallest trees.WillowWillows are diverse trees and shrubs of the genus Salix.
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