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What Is a Tamarack Tree? | Hunker
Spur branches, offshoots of established tree limbs, are an easily identifiable trait of a mature tamarack. Seedlings and young trees don't have them. The spur branches bear spiral-type clusters of 1-inch needles; needles are spaced every few inches on regular limbs. Read more…
Larix laricina – Wikipedia
Tamarack is generally the first forest tree to invade filled-lake bogs. In the lake states, tamarack may appear first in the sedge mat, sphagnum moss, or not until the bog shrub stage. Farther north, it is the pioneer tree in the bog shrub stage. Tamarack is fairly well adapted to reproduce successfully on burns,… Read more…
Tamarack Tree: A Profile of a Tree | HowStuffWorks
Tamarack tree, or Eastern larch, is among the few conifers that lose their leaves in the Fall. They do so gracefully, taking on a beautiful fall coloration beforehand. The tamarack, native throughout northern North America, is underappreciated as a landscape tree. Read more…
