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the branches all the way up the tree are mostly opposite of each other on the trunk. the bark has a sort of scratch mark pattern to it. At the top of the tree the trunk waves around. It is open around it for about 5 ft in each direction and mostly surrounded by pine trees. it is in the middle story. there are 2 paths near it and 12 dead and fallen off tiny branches on the tree

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dead trees are really important because the bugs and the fungi come and eat the tree and it rots then more bugs come then the birds eat the bugs and the foxes eat the birds and the owl eats the foxes and then that animal dies and goes into the ground and then the tree has more nutrition to grow so it grows faster and then the tree dies and the cycle starts over again.

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oh how the foxes love to eat owls they sneak up on them while they are sleeping maybe waiting all day just for them to come back to the nest.

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owls (though they may not look it) are very fierce and love chomping on smaller sized hawks they can take down a larger one but it may take a long fight.

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Deer find the mushrooms very tasty when just looking for an afternoon snack if they can find a nice rotten white ash with some fungi they call them appetizers.

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people all over the world love the tender meat of the cow and deer also it may sound strange but sometimes people eat foxes.

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hawks love filling up on a nice juicy beaver.

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some fungi live on the tree when it dies and decompose it along with insects.

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cattle love munching on the leaves of the white ash tree

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eats white ash tree bark

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and its food web

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white ash trees live in a very stereotypical forests they can sometimes have moss on them and the white tailed deer have a good time eating them. the water that travels underneath goes up through the roots and feeds the tree and keeps it alive the sun also helps with that.

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white ash trees. Coniferous or deciduous?

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white ash trees. Coniferous or deciduous?

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White ash trees are deciduous because they have leaves that fall of in the winter whereas coniferous trees have needles that stay on all year round.

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white ash trees are often used for sport materials such as bowling alley floors, polo sticks, and baseball bats. This shows that the White ash tree is very strong because it is used in so many sports that include hard contact and it must be able to take a lot of force. The tree I have is approximately 10 inches and is probably around the age of 15.9 years old.