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Dictionary » C » Catkins Catkins(Science: plant biology) a spike in which the flowers are unisexual and without conspicuous perianth. ![]()
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Results from our forum"Twenty questions"-biology game... if yes where is it found? North America? Europe? Asia? Grows in my yard I said > Masachusetts USA< I transplanted it from the woods It has catkins (third time I mentioned) Betula So what species? Aromatic wood, oil used topicaly for pain relief. And was used to flaver gum and mints.
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"Twenty questions"-biology game... yard. Too cold @ -20F :( Do you have it growing where you live? any ways the species is in one of these: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fagales with catkins and aromatic wood.
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"Twenty questions"-biology gameThe one with the very fragrant bark....wood get oil from it. I have one in my yard. They are all over in the woods. very pretty tree. Has catkins you have to guess :P now I gave it away
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