Carefully, piece by piece, New Zealand’s oldest and largest deciduous tree has had a trim – all in the aid of extending its life for as long as possible, while ensuring it does not endanger park users ...

Epiphytic cryptogams were sampled quantitatively along both north and south exposures of 87 trees of Populus deltoides growing singly and fully exposed in northeastern South Dakota and adjacent ...

This paper deals with estimates of biomass and net primary productivity of three clones of Populus deltoides, namely, IC, D-121 and G-3. Each of the three clones had one young (four years old), one ...

Money doesn’t grow on trees, or so the saying goes. I don’t believe those folks were talking about the cotton and linen currency of today when that phrase was first uttered. Since that period of ...

Eastern cottonwood (Populus deltoids; Peuplier deltoïde) is a tall native deciduous that can be found in the Montreal area and in southern Ontario (Government of Canada, 2015). It grows fairly quickly ...

A 150-year-old poplar tree at Frimley Park is to be halved in height amid concerns for public safety. Photo / Warren Buckland A 150-year-old poplar tree at Frimley Park is to be halved in height amid ...

Question: What’s the difference between a popple tree and an aspen? I hear the terms used interchangeably. Answer: Popple (or poplar) are common names for aspen trees because their genus is populus, ...

A limb weighing about half a tonne has fallen from a 150-year-old poplar tree at Frimley Park. Photo / Supplied A limb weighing more than half a tonne has fallen from a 150-year-old poplar tree at ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Cottonwood’s common name has nothing ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... With the water restrictions most Front Range communities face this year, this is not the best time to renovate your garden. But, if you do decide to replace ...

If you walked on Presque Isle State Park in late May up through early June, what you saw was not snow. Nor was it cotton balls falling from the sky. It was our own special warm-weather snow, the ...