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11 Μαρ 2024 · The cottonwood tree grows throughout Nebraska and can be found abundantly in lowlands adjacent to rivers, creeks and streams plus around lakes, reservoirs, ponds and marshes. The cottonwood is truly a massive tree.
Nebraska’s state tree is the Eastern Cottonwood (Populus deltoides). It was officially designated in 1972 by the legislature as the state tree, replacing the American elm from 1937. The cottonwood was chosen because many elm trees were killed by disease, and the tree is very much rooted in Nebraska’s pioneer history.
Discover the official state tree of Nebraska, the Eastern Cottonwood, and learn why it holds such significance in the state's culture and environment. Explore its unique characteristics and importance to Nebraska's ecosystem.
This is also the state tree of Nebraska, Wyoming, and Kansas. In West Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado, the subspecies P. d. wislizeni (Rio Grande cottonwood; syn. P. wislizeni) occurs. Seeds and seed hairs from an eastern cottonwood
The Eastern Cottonwood (Populus deltoides) holds the honored distinction of being Nebraska's official state tree. Renowned for its rapid growth and towering stature, this deciduous tree is an iconic symbol of the state's natural landscape.
Eastern cottonwood is the state tree of Nebraska and can grow in great abundance along streams and rivers and other wet areas. Cottonwood makes its best growth on moist, well-drained, fine sandy loams or silt loams. Coarse sands and heavy clay soils are not satisfactory.
1 Μαρ 2017 · As Nebraska celebrates its 150th year of statehood, an iconic, representative symbol of the state is the official tree — the native cottonwood. The 1972 legislature named the cottonwood (Populus...
