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White Pine

Red Pine

Jack Pine

Spruce

Red Cedar

Beech

White Oak

Black Willow

Cottonwood

Honey Locust

Black Walnut

American Elm

Chokecherry

Silver Maple

Green Ash

Horse Chestnut

Ginko

Redbud

Osage Orange

Sycamore