What best explains why the ash trees are being cut down?

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Yuri [45]2 years ago

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To try and kill all the emerald ash borers. So, the ash trees are being cut down.

<h3>What is ash trees?</h3>

Because they can rebuild natural systems, ash trees are unique.
They easily colonize riparian environments where their branches offer shade and habitat for numerous species, their roots support the stability of stream banks, and their leaves support both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.
The word "ash" is derived from the word "spear," which may allude to the tree's spear-shaped leaves or to the fact that it was used to manufacture weapons by prehistoric peoples.
It has ties to other legends as well.
Ash is sliced for veneer and is also used for turnings, furniture, flooring, doors, cabinetry, architectural moulding and millwork, tool handles, baseball bats, hockey sticks, oars, and turnings.
Due to the wood's lack of flavor, this species is preferred for food storage vessels.

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