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TT: Re: Tree Grows in Brooklyn

To: Community_Forestry <TreeTown@Majordomo.Flora.Com>
Subject: TT: Re: Tree Grows in Brooklyn
From: mlbedard@ucdavis.edu (Mary Bedard)
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 10:18:24 -0800
Organization: TreeTown(C)1997
Reply-To: Community_Forestry <TreeTown@Majordomo.Flora.Com>
Sender: Owner-TreeTown@listbox.com

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Hey, Gary,
My Hort prof told us that the "Tree Grows in Brooklyn" tree was a Tree of
Heaven, or the ubiquitous Ailanthus altissima (sp?).  I can't verify that,
but she has more letters after her name than I do, so I figured she knew.
:)
Mary

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>The is a book called "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" (or something close).
>That tree is a Magnolia, and gave name to the Magnolia Center.  I always
>imagined it as a Southern, even though I know they aren't supposed to
>survive (all the way) up there.
>
>Does anybody know what species of Magnolia that tree is?
>
>Lisa, are you with us?
>
>Toodles,
>
>-=G=-
>
>
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