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Home › Science › Botany › Trees Native to Canada › Oleaceae

Oleaceae





Name Height Leaf Fruit Region
White Ash
Fraximus americana
60′ – 70′, can be 100′ 7 oval leaflets, gradually tapered to each end, 8″ – 15″ winged, seed cylindrical Deciduous, Great Lakes – St. Lawrence, Acadian
Red Ash
Fraximus pensylvanica
30′ – 40′, can be 85′ 7 oval leaflets, gradually tapered to each end, 10″ – 12″ winged, seed cylindrical southern Boreal in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, Deciduous, Great lakes – St. Lawrence, Acadia (except Nova Scotia)
Blue Ash
Fraximus quandrangulata
up to 70′ 11 oval leaflets, tapered to long tip, 8″ – 12″ wing broad, twisted part of Deciduous
Black Ash
Fraximus nigra
40′ – 60′, can be 90′ 7-11 oval leaflets, tapered to sharp tip, 10″ – 16″ broad twisted wing, flat seed southeastern Boreal, Deciduous, Great Lakes – St. Lawrence, Acadian




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