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Tree Bark

April 3, 2008

 

Silver Birch, a short-lived tree revealing darker aged wood Deeply furrowed wood of the White Willow Papery bark of the River Birch, Stony Plain, Alberta Shagbark Hickory, Ohio
American Sycamore, Coppell, Texas Knobcone Pine bark, Ottawa, Ontario Netleaf Hackberry - highly varied textures; warts and ridges Needs positive ID - Possibly Hackberry or the “Toothache Tree”, with medicinal bark properties
Pine bark, Wyoming Planetree, Sycamore family, Irving, Texas Shredded character, Cedar in Eastern Wyoming Longleaf Pine, the official tree of North Carolina - Raleigh, NC
Probably a variety of Hackberry - welcome a positive ID from someone Cabbage Palmetto, native to Florida and Caribbean coastlines Pecan tree knot, Dallas Texas White Birch, cracked aged bark - southern Ontario, Canada
Old Burr Oak, reaching heights of 130 ft., with acorns larger than any other Oak. Crepe Myrtle branches - Eucalyptus family Large old Magnolia, bark and branches Shaggybark Eucalyptus

To view more tree-specific photography please visit the Dancing With Trees Solo Exhibition website.

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