Description
Populus androscoggin
Hybrid Poplar is a fast-growing tree species created by crossbreeding different types of poplars (genus Populus), such as black poplar and eastern cottonwood. Known for its adaptability, rapid growth, and ability to thrive in a variety of soil conditions, hybrid poplar is commonly used in forestry, erosion control, and bioenergy production. Its wood is lightweight and suitable for pulp, paper, and construction materials. Additionally, it is valued for environmental applications like carbon sequestration and wastewater treatment due to its high water uptake and ability to filter contaminants.
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