Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 73
ny things besideswood. They give us delightful shade and coolness insummer; many of them produce delicious fruit andnuts; from them we obtain such valuable products asmaple sirup and sugar; while tar, pitch, turpentine,rubber, and tannin are only a few of the many tree pro-ducts. The houses we live… … 64 CHAPTER VI BROAD-LEAVED TREES: THE OAKS Our American trees may be divided roughly into twoclasses: (1) those which keep tlieir leaves the yearround, known as evergreens; (2) those whose leavesdrop off in the fall, called hroad-leaved, or deciduoustrees, in distinction from the evergreens, whose…
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