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ONE HUNDRED IMPORTANT TREES OF THE UNITED STATES
COMMON NAME BOTANICAL NAME RANGE
AlderAlnus rhombifoliaIdaho and Pacific States.
Ash:
BlackFraxinus nigraNortheast.
BlueFraxinus quadrangulataNorth Central States.
GreenFraxinus pennsylvanica lanceolataEastern United States and Rocky Mountains.
WhiteFraxinus americanaEastern half of United States.
Aspen:
EasternPopulus tremuloidesNorthern United States and Southern Rocky Mountains.
LargetoothPopulus grandidentataNortheast, Appalachian Mountains.
WesternPopulus tremuloides aureaAll western United States. North, east of Rocky Mountains.
BasswoodTilia glabraEastern half of United States
BeechFagus grandifoliaNortheast.
Birch:
GrayBetula populifoliaNorth, Appalachian Mountains.
PaperBetula papyriferaNortheast, Appalachian Mountains.
SweetBetula lenta     Do.
YellowBetula luteaPennsylvania to Illinois.
Buckeye, yellowAesculus octandraAppalachian Mountains.
ButternutJuglans cinereaNortheast, southern Appalachian Mountains.
CatalpaCatalpa speciosaCentral Mississippi basin.
Cedar:
AlaskaChamaecyparis nootkatentisOregon and Washington.
IncenseLibrocedrus decurrensOregon and Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Northern whiteThuja occidentalisNortheast, Lake States, Appalachian Mountains.
Port OrfordChamaecyparis lawsonianaNorthwest coast.
Red, easternJuniperus virginianaEastern half of United States.
Red, westernThuja plicataNorthwest coast, northern Rocky Mountains.
Southern whiteChamaecyparis thyoidesEast and Gulf coasts.
Cherry, blackPrunus serotinaEastern half of United States to Great Plains.
ChestnutCastanea dentataNortheast, Appalachian Mountains.
Cottonwood:
BlackPopulus trichocarpa hastataMountains in California.
EasternPopulus deltoidesEastern half of United States.
Cypress, southernTaxodium distichumCoastal plain, central Mississippi basin.
Douglas firPseudotsuga taxifoliaWestern United States, except Nevada.
Elm:
AmericanUlmus americanaEastern half of United States to Great Plains.
RockUlmus racemosaAcross Northeastern States to Kansas.
Fir:
Alpine Abies lasiocarpaHigh Rocky Mountains, Washington, and Oregon.
BalsamAbies balsameaSoutheast coastal fresh water swamps.
CorkbarkAbies arizonicaNortheast, Lake States.
Lowland whiteAbies grandisHigh mountains in Arizona and New Mexico.
NobleAbies nobilisNorthern Rocky Mountains, northwest coast.
RedAbies magnificaMountains of northwest coast Cascade Mountains.
SilverAbies amabilisSierra Nevada Mountains and Cascade Mountains.
WhiteAbies concolorNorthwest coast, Cascade Mountains.
Gum:
BlackNyssa sylvaticaCentral and southern Rocky Mountains, Sierra Nevada Mountains.
RedLiquidamber styracifluaEastern half of United States.
TupeloNyssa aquaticeSoutheast and east.
HackberryCeltis occidentalitNortheast.
Hemlock:
EasternTsuga canadensisNortheast, Lake States, Appalachian Mountains.
WesternTsuga heterophyllaWest coast and northern Rocky Mountains.
Hickory:
BitternutHicoria cordiformisEastern United States to Great Plains.
PignutHicoria glabraNortheast, Appalachian Mountains.
ShagbarkHicoria ovateEast, except southern coast.
HollyIlex opacaSoutheast, east coast.
Larch, westernLarix occidentalisNorthern Rocky Mountains.
Locust:
BlackRobinia pseudoacaciaAppalachian Mountains.
HoneyGleditsia triacanthasCentral States.
Magnolia, cucumberMagnolia acuminataCentral and Southern States.
Maple:
RedAcer rubrumEastern United States.
SugarAcer saccharumEastern States to Kansas and Oklahoma.
Oak:
BlackQuercus velutinaEastern half of United States, except Lake States.
ChestnutQuercus montanaNortheast and Central States.
LiveQuercus virginianaSouth Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.
Oregon whiteQuercus garryanaNorthwest coast.
PinQuercus palustrisEastern United States.
PostQuercus stellataCentral and Southern States.
RedQuercus borealisNortheast, Appalachian Mountains.
ScarletQuercus coccinea     Do.
Southern redQuercus rubraSoutheast.
Swamp chestnutQuercus prinusCentral and Southern States.
Swamp whiteQuercus bicolorNortheast quarter of United States.
WaterQuercus nigraSoutheast.
WhiteQuercus elbaEastern half of United States.
WillowQuercus phellosAtlantic and Gulf coasts.
PecanHicoria pecanMississippi Valley.
PersimmonDiospyros virginianaEastern United States, except in North.
Pine:
JackPinus banksianaNorth, Maine to Minnesota.
JeffreyPinus JeffreyiSouthern Oregon and California.
LimberPinus flexilisRocky and Sierra Nevada Mountains.
LoblollyPinus taedaSoutheast, coastal plain.
LodgepolePinus contortaNorthern Rocky Mountains.
LongleafPinus palustrisCoastal plain.
Northern or eastern whitePinus strobusNortheast, Lake States, Appalachian Mountains.
Norway or redPinus resinosaNortheast, Lake States.
PitchPinus rigidaNortheast, Middle Atlantic States.
PonderosaPinus ponderosaRocky Mountains.
ShortleafPinus echinataMiddle Atlantic and South.
SlashPinus caribaeaCoastal plain.
SugarPinus lambertianaWestern Oregon, mountains of California.
Western whitePinus monticolaNorthwest, Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Poplar:
BalsamPopulus balsamiferaNorth.
YellowLiriodendron tulipiferaNortheast, South.
RedwoodSequoia sempervirensLow mountains of Pacific coast, Oregon and California.
Sequoia (Bigtree)Sequoia washingtonianaWest slope of Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Spruce:
BlackPicea marianaNortheast, Lake States.
EngelmannPicea engelmanniiRocky Mountains, Washington and Oregon.
RedPicea rubraNortheast, high Appalachian Mountains.
SitkaPicea sitchensisNorthwest coast.
WhitePicea glaucaNortheast, Lake States, northern Rocky Mountains, Washington.
SycamorePlatanus occidentalisEastern half of United States.
TamarackLarix laricinaNortheast, northern Rocky Mountains.
Walnut, blackJuglans nigraEastern half of United States except South.
Willow, blackSalix nigraEastern half of United States along streams.
Yew, PacificTaxus brevifoliaWest coast and northwest.


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