Its bark hangs in tatters, even worse than that of paper birch, but it is darker.
In general, it may be said that none of the native woods in common use in this country are when dry as heavy as water, i.
No tests of the wood's physical properties have been made, but it looks like the wood of paper birch, and will probably attain to considerable importance in the future, since it grows over a large area, and in many parts is abundant.
The bark of all species of birch, but of paper birch especially, is excellent for kindling and for torches.
The Indians of the Eastern Woodlands or Great Lakes area made canoes and many other useful articles of the bark of the Canoe or Paper Birch.
The best green soft woods for fuel are white birch, paper birch, soft maple, cottonwood, and quaking aspen.
Frequently young forests of paper birch or quaking aspen have replaced the original forests in the clearings and burned areas along the lake borders.
Paper birch--aspen stage: The continued growth of the young trees in the shrub stage leads to the production of a sapling forest of the more quickly growing species, the paper birches and aspens.
On the slopes near the lakes of the Cisco Lake chain aspens are rare, and the sapling forests on the clearings and burns are almost a pure stand of paper birch.
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