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Discover Ludwig"deciduous species" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to the species of trees and plants that lose their leaves in the autumn and then regrow them in the spring. For example, "The park is full of deciduous species like oak, elm, and maple trees."
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In the south, deciduous species such as lime are found.
Oak and other deciduous species occur in the south.
These deciduous species are now ceasing production of chlorophyll.
Pine, spruce, fir, and hemlock are common; maple and birch are among the deciduous species.
Common trees elsewhere include oaks, sugar maples, hemlocks, birches, ashes, sweet gums, and other deciduous species.
Of the deciduous species, birch, aspen, and alder are the most prevalent.
As conditions become warmer with decreasing latitude, deciduous species appear in greater numbers and eventually become dominant.
Other deciduous species found at the lower elevations include pagoda (or Chinese scholar) trees (Sophora japonica), white mulberries, Persian walnuts, silk trees, and acacia.
But five coniferous genera Larix (larch), Metasequoia (dawn redwood), Pseudolarix (golden larch), Taxodium (swamp cypress), and Glyptostrobus are composed of or include deciduous species.
The lower elevations at this end of the system are predominantly treeless, except along watercourses, where cottonwoods and other broad-leaved, deciduous species cluster.
Some of the stands contained deciduous species.
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