yellow wood
Pale-timbered legume tree
Yellow wood refers to any of several trees yielding yellowish timber, most notably the American yellowwood native to the southeastern United States, prized for its smooth gray bark and drooping clusters of white flowers.
The wood itself has a yellow color when freshly cut.
In South Africa, yellowwood trees are conifers of a different family, some designated as national symbols.
The trail wound through stands of ancient yellowwood.
- tulip treeFlowering hardwood with lobed leaves
- tulip poplarFlowering tree, cup-shaped blooms
- poplarFast-growing deciduous timber
- hardwoodDense deciduous timber
- timberWood for construction
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