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canoe birch
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Word History and Origins
Origin of canoe birch1
An Americanism dating back to 1800–10
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Paper birch is also known as white birch, or canoe birch, as American Indians used the bark for their canoes.
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Sawara cypress, yellow poplar, canoe birch, magnolia, honey locust, Chinese lacquer tree and so many more.
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The canoe birch or paper birch is the noblest member of the family.
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The Paper Birch is also called the white birch or canoe birch.
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Miss Caroline G. Soule has seen the butterflies depositing their eggs upon the white and canoe birch, and it has been recorded as feeding in Labrador and Europe upon a species of birch.
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