Bigtooth+Aspen

= = flat =Research= Bigtooth Aspen or //Populus Grandidentata// Relations with Nature: All of these animals eat the leaves and bark off of the Big tooth Aspen.
 * medium sized tree that can grow to around 60 feet
 * trunk is between 1 and 2 feet thick
 * leaves are around 4 inches long with course teeth
 * leaves alternate and pinnately veined
 * Gets flowers early in the Spring, prior to them getting leaves
 * the flowers are called catkins
 * the catkins can grow to be 2-3 inches long
 * they are droopy and tan colored


 * Beaver-
 * Eastern Cotton Tail-
 * Muskrat-
 * White-tailed Deer-
 * Mourning Cloak-
 * European Gypsy Moth-
 * Meadow Vole-

All these animals use the Big Tooth Aspen for shelter: =Information= Bigtooth Aspen or //Populus Grandidentata// has 19 pairs chromosomes and its bark can be boiled and eaten like eggs. The tree also has a longevity of around 50 years, it also produces more wood per acre than most other trees.
 * Yellow-bellied Sapsucker-
 * Beaver-
 * Mourning Cloak-
 * European Gypsy Moth-
 * Raccoons-
 * Virginia Opossum-
 * Wild Turkey-
 * Eastern Gray Squirrel-
 * Black Rat Snake-
 * Great Crested Flycatcher-
 * Bald Eagle-
 * Sharp-shinned Hawk-

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 * Information Revised**

Brittney Manges- Their information is not plagiarized but there were a few statements that were taken from the internet. I also checked spelling and it was also fine. Amanda Moore- I checked the quality of information. The information is true but I would have added things like how the animals used the tree for shelter. There should be more sentences in the information. Lily Sweet- I checked the grammar and there was a few mistakes. Bigtooth Aspen or //Populus Grandidentata//


 * The Bigtooth Aspen is a medium sized tree that can grow to around 60 feet.
 * The trunk is between 1 and 2 feet thick.
 * The leaves are around 4 inches long with course teeth.
 * The leaves are alternate and pinnately veined.
 * Gets flowers early in the Spring, prior to them getting leaves.
 * The flowers are called catkins.
 * The catkins can grow to be 2-3 inches long.
 * They are droopy and tan colored.

Relations with Nature: All of these animals eat the leaves and bark off of the Big tooth Aspen.


 * Beaver-
 * Eastern Cotton Tail-
 * Muskrat-
 * White-tailed Deer-
 * Mourning Cloak-
 * European Gypsy Moth-
 * Meadow Vole-

These animals use the Big Tooth Aspen for shelter:


 * Yellow-bellied Sapsucker-
 * Beavers-
 * Mourning Cloak-
 * European Gypsy Moth-
 * Raccoons-
 * Virginia Opossum-
 * Wild Turkey-
 * Eastern Gray Squirrel-
 * Black Rat Snake-
 * Great Crested Flycatcher-
 * Bald Eagle-
 * Sharp-shinned Hawk-

Bigtooth Aspen or // Populus Grandidentata // has 19 pairs of chromosomes and its bark can be boiled and eaten like eggs. The tree also has longevity of around 50 years. The Bigtooth Aspen also produces more wood per acre than most other trees.

We would have talked about that it lives in the Northwestern area.