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Birch

usgb/bɜːrtʃ/Volume
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Light Bark

Birch trees have a distinctive light, often white or silvery, bark.

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The birch's light bark makes it easy to identify in the forest.
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Birch trees are common in temperate forests, featured in poetry and art.

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The painting captured the serene beauty of the birch forest.
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Cold Climate

Birch is associated with colder climates and can withstand harsh winters.

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After moving north, she planted a birch in her snowy garden.
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