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The magnolia tree is known for its beautiful cup shaped white flowers that grow on the tree's branches. These trees stand moderately tall at about 50 feet. They grow best when in dry soil and under some kind of shade. They can also survive cold weather along with hot summers like Michigan's climate. A Magnolia tree's wood is commonly used for making doors, cabinetry, furniture, and boxes. The leaves are dense and very shiny and glossy. Not a lot of leaves fall from this tree but it's a lot of work cleaning up the magnolia flowers when they fall.

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The Redwood tree is known to be the giants of the forest. Averaging 8 feet  to 20 feet in diameter. Can grown to 375 feet in height. That's taller than the statue of liberty. This tree likes 50-60 degrees in temperature. Can live to 2,000 years old. The roots of the tree can extend 50 feet long. Have green like pines that stay green all through the year. The wood of the tree is a reddish color.

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The beech tree stands outrageously tall at 50-70 feet. The tree is made up of smooth bluish-gray bark with vertical etchings running down. It's wood is used for making furniture, plywood, flooring and instruments and has lush green leaves sometimes used for stuffing pillows and dyeing fabrics. These trees thrive off of plenty of sunlight and moist and acidic soil. What's really unique about this kind of tree is that the leaves have small hairs all over them and are soft. This specific tree can also produces nuts called a beechnut and has a very pokey brown outside shell The Beech tree takes the shape of a large crown and can live to be 400 years old.

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Oak trees are a part of the beech family.  They typically live to be around 200 years old.  However, there have been oak trees found that are over 400 years old.  Oak trees are well known for producing acorns.  Many species rely on this tree to provide food for them with its acorns.  Oak trees consume a lot of water.  In fact, they can consume about 50 gallons of water on a daily basis through their roots.

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The Birch Tree is a thin-leaved deciduous hardwood tree of the genus Betula. It can grow up 30 to 50 feet in height. Thrive on cool, moist soils. Grows usually by lakes and ponds. The trees do poorly on hot, dry soils. Has oval shape leafs that are green during the summer and usually yellow during the fall. The wood of the bark is highly flammable. This tree can live between 30-200 years.

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The maple tree is native to Asia but is commonly found in parts of Europe, Northern Africa, and North America.  It can grow to be as tall as 60 ft.  Its sap is used in the process of making maple syrup.  Maple trees can live to be up to 200 years old.  They are well known for their extremely vibrant colored leaves in the fall.  These leaves can vary between species but are still beautiful and colorful.

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Our climate region is the temperate forest. This climate region is characterized by having warm summers and cool winters.  It is home to many different types of deciduous trees.  We are here to tell you about a few of them: oak, maple, birch, beech, redwood, and magnolia.