What are birchs?

birches are trees in the family betula , native in the northern hemisphere. There are about 40 birch species around the world, most of which are in lowlands such as the river valley. These trees have a number of economic uses, from materials for food ingredients and birchs are also used in landscaping in some areas of the world. The highest trees can reach 70 feet (21 meters) and some species known as the "crying birch" grow long branches that bend down with age. The birch leaves are simple and serrated and the bark is very scaly and paper. Some known birch species include: red birch, white birch, silver birch, black birch and yellow birch, all named for the color of their bark.

bark of bruising some cultures used it for paper. The raw birch can be easily and gently removed from the trees without damaging and used on paper, and the bark and wood can also be torn to form paper. Most birch also has a very strong, light wood with fineThe grain that attracts people in construction, and Birchwood, thanks to its resonance, is particularly prices for tools and speakers.

These trees are deciduous, losing trees in winter and prefer clay soil soil near the banks of the river. Birchs can prosper in environments where other plants try to survive and tend to take over it if it is allowed free government. As long as the trees get enough sunshine and water, they develop on strong and healthy specimens.

Birk was historically used in teas and Tisanes and the birth of SAP can be cooked in the type of beer. Birch extracted from birch can be used to condition a wide range of forests, along with skin and fermented birchs, they were once used to condition sailing equipment in northern Europe. Several birch species have been bred to create ornamental cultivars with particularly interesting bark or leaves for horticulture, and these cultivars arewhen available through kindergarten and garden shops.