He led us through some thick
balsam fir and right to an open "park" on the mountaintop.
Two infestations of spruce budworm in the past century caused substantial mortality of
balsam fir, and to a lesser extent, white spruce (Picea glaucd).
There are four
balsam fir bed rails that will carry the mattress.
Young
balsam fir and red spruce trees are growing under the mature birch--a patient and continually unfolding response to the changes on the landscape.
During the firearm deer season, Dad would keep an eye out for a tall
balsam fir with a symmetrical top.
We have the
Balsam fir and the Fraser fir now, which are virtually identical (physically).''
Somewhat over 20 years ago we had some timber cut, and the regrowth was vigorous but very dense, mostly
balsam fir, but lesser amounts of spruce, white pine, red maple, and birch.
To him, that boils down to trees, specifically the
balsam fir that moose love to browse on.
Balsch, Studies of the Balsam Woolly Aphid, Adelges Piceae (Ratz.) and Its Effects on
Balsam Fir, Abies, (L.) Mill, vol.
Share a bottle of Annick Goutal's Encens Flamboyant eau de parfum for dominant notes of frankincense essence mixed with other wintry elements, like
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Caption: Christopher Gray of the University of New Brunswick's Natural Products Research Group looks to First Nations medicinal plants, such as this
balsam fir (Abies balsamea), to isolate endoyphytes for drug development.
Many trees inhabit these northern mountains, including red and white maple, white pine, red spruce,
balsam fir and red oak, which were affected by floodwaters in a number of ways.
Many iconic tree species such as paper birch, quaking aspen,
balsam fir and black spruce are projected to shift out of the United States into Canada.
From the available material (except
balsam fir [Abies balsamea] and red pine [Pinus resinosa], where material was limited), 60 samples of lumber, 0.6 m in length were selected for each treatment category for this experiment (Table 1).
These two observations suggest that silver fir is a shortage food, which may be promoted by the fact that sugar content of silver fir needles is likely to be highest in winter, as found in
balsam fir Abies balsamea (Little 1970).
