gray birch (Meaning)
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gray birch (n)
medium-sized birch of eastern North America having white or pale grey bark and valueless wood; occurs often as a second-growth forest tree
Synonyms & Antonyms of gray birch
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gray birch Sentence Examples
- The gray birch's silvery-gray bark peeled in thin, papery layers.
- The gray birch grove shimmered in the sunlight, its leaves a vibrant emerald against its pale trunks.
- The gray birch's slender branches swayed gently in the warm breeze.
- The gray birch stand provided a cool respite from the summer heat.
- The gray birch's delicate flowers emitted a sweet and subtle fragrance.
- The gray birch sap contains betulin, a compound with medicinal properties.
- The gray birch's wood is hard and strong, making it ideal for firewood and construction.
- The gray birch played a significant role in Native American medicine and craft traditions.
- The gray birch's presence indicates a well-drained, acidic soil environment.
- The gray birch's graceful form and silvery bark make it a striking addition to any landscape.
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medium-sized birch of eastern North America having white or pale grey bark and valueless wood; occurs often as a second-growth forest tree
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The gray birch's silvery-gray bark peeled in thin, papery layers.
The gray birch grove shimmered in the sunlight, its leaves a vibrant emerald against its pale trunks.
The gray birch's slender branches swayed gently in the warm breeze.
The gray birch stand provided a cool respite from the summer heat.
