Three groups were identified: (1) ash, maple and lime, (2) beech and oak, and (3) spruce.
The glaciated areas have stands of timber that include oak, ash, maple, walnut, basswood, hickory, and beech.
Mineral soil C turnover during laboratory incubation was highest for ash, maple and oak, and significantly lower for spruce.
Typical trees of the upland areas include teak, sal (Shorea species), eucalyptus, rhododendron, juniper, banyan, oak, ash, maple, and ironwood (or beefwood; Casuarinaceae species).
Nearly one-quarter of it is covered with mixed woodland, including oak, elm, birch, hornbeam, ash, maple, pine, linden, alder, poplar, willow, and beech.
On the lower slopes and in the valleys, mixed oak, elm, cedar, linden, ash, maple, and chestnut forests appear along with such economically important fruit trees as apple, pear, apricot, and peach.
Fragmentation was heavier in forests occurring in agriculture-suitable areas (i.e. valley bottoms, southern exposures), such as ash-maple and oak forests, as well as in second-growth forests developed after tree-line deforestation for pastures (i.e. holly and rowan forests).
On the eastern bank Warleigh Wood and Inwood are ash-wych elm and ash-maple dry woodland, which comes right down to the canal.
Jack pine, lodgepole pine, white spruce, white birch, aspen, mountain ash, Amur maple, Russian olive, green ash, basswood, various poplars and willows, flowering crabapple, Mayday tree and Manitoba maple are also abundant; bur oak, silver maple, hawthorn and Ohio buckeye are increasingly popular.
Then you can add ash or maple or oak.
The $30,000 barrier-free kitchen: Stephen Iino, a cabinetmaker, custom-made the ash and maple cabinetry.
