Introduction of fir wood

Poplar

poplar wood or asina, Schalk (scientific name: Populus): A tree from Malpighiales order, Willow family (Salicaceae). Its name in English is Poplar. The fir tree is deciduous. The root of the tree grows a lot, so it should not be planted near buildings. Spruce has the fastest growth rate compared to other trees in the world and can reach 25 meters in less than 15 years. This tree is a broad-leaved, light-loving and retentive species. Flowers usually appear before the leaves in early spring. Sanveer wood is one of the most widely used woods and is used in various industries. The trunk bark of young trees is mostly white or green, and with age, deep and semi-deep furrows appear in it, and its color also darkens.

Poplar board

Types of poplar tree

Genus populus: which is commonly called poplar in Persian, many names such as Asina, Tabrizi. Raji. bruised white Or it has sepidar. Sepidar tree P.alba: is considered one of the most resistant species and is between 18 and 25 meters high. It has been planted a lot in historical and old gardens, whether it was planted as a windbreak on the margins and sometimes in the main paths. Grey fir tree P.canescens: can be up to 30 meters high, it has bigger leaves than Sepidar and its bark is yellow to brown.

Tabrizi tree (P. nigra var Italica: Ashalak, Asian fir, Lombardy fir): It is one of the tall and beautiful trees. It is usually planted next to gardens. Its beautiful rhomboid leaves are longer than their width. In autumn, it turns canary yellow. P.tremula: its leaves are similar to elm. Pede: This type of tree is mostly seen in tropical areas and has a medium size. In Iran, you can see this tree on the banks of Dez and Karun rivers.