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How civilized. (Micmac tribe in Canada was massacred by Europeans; their language had a greater vocabulary than English)(Native People - Spirituality)
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When the first European explorers arrived five centuries ago, there were about 10,000 to 35,000 Micmacs living in eastern Canada. They had their own political structures, boundaries, laws, and a sophisticated culture and language. Their language, which often is compared to Latin, has been described as one of the most beautiful in the world. One word in Micmac can express a thought that may require several English words, and a single verb can have more than 200 different endings. Although English has one of the richest ...
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Fir trees: these dependable evergreens add a note of classic elegance. (Plant Portrait).
Magazine article from: Country Living Gardener
; ...northern hemisphere. Is it a fir or a spruce? Firs look very much like spruces...stalk in their place. Fir culture Firs are widespread over much...a handful of fabulous firs that do well in most regions...Nordmann or Caucasian fir (Abies nordmanniana...
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Douglas fir: a pine, not a true fir.(Wood of the Month)
Magazine article from: Wood & Wood Products
; ...The actual name Douglas fir comes from another explorer...first European Douglas firs. According to reports...height and width, Douglas firs yield record amounts of...of lumber: One Douglas fir is documented as supplying...grade lumber. Douglas firs thrive in a climate that...
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Fading fir: ; A hit on Christmas tree market, Canaan conifer fights for its life in wild
Newspaper article from: Sunday Gazette-Mail
; ...showed that the Canaan fir flourished on the...outperforming popular Fraser firs, and producing more...the northern balsam fir, as West Virginia balsam firs, he credits Ohio...Fraser and Douglas firs and Scotch pine will...but the Canaan fir will probably be...
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Fir vs faux Increasingly accepted, fake trees offer plenty, including realism
Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times
; ...help you settle the question once and for all: CACHET FIR: The purchase of a real tree tells the world, "I...overcompensate with a real expensive fake tree. ADVANTAGE: FIR APPEARANCE FIR:The danger in buying a real tree is that you may end...
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True fir: Lightweight, light-colored wood
Magazine article from: FDM
; ...firs, called true firs to distinguish the wood from Douglas fir, consist of over...Canadian fir or eastern fir. Processing suggestions...Density. The true firs are one of the lightest...general, the true firs are a soft, lower...wood. For balsam fir, the ultimate ...
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Majestic Douglas fir the leader in plywood.
Magazine article from: Wood & Wood Products
; ...Zealand for its high-quality timber. Douglas fir is a cone-bearing softwood, meaning that it is not a "true" fir. True firs belong to the genus Abies. Douglas fir seedlings thrive in an open, surrey environment...
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Rethinking fir: the Douglas fir that is available today isn't what it used to be.(Wood Choices)
Magazine article from: National Fisherman
; ...United States and Canada has always been Douglas fir. Few woods could rival Douglas fir for its ability to be used in boatbuilding applications...to 1950. One well-known boatbuilder who used fir was Hans D. Bendixsen. (Though if truth were...
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 "The Record (Bergen County, NJ)")
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WHERE TO CHOOSE A SPRUCE OR FIR
Newspaper article from: The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
; ...spruce, blue spruce, Scotch pine, Douglas fir, concolor fir. Pines $20, white spruces $20, firs up to $50. STONE ROW TREE FARM, 242 Wyckertown...4 p.m. weekends. Blue spruce, Douglas fir. $20 to $30. WILLIS TREE FARM, 16 Wykertown...
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Patterns of overstory composition in the fir and fir-spruce forests of the Great Smoky Mountains after balsam woolly adelgid infestation
Magazine article from: The American Midland Naturalist
; ...Appalachians. It quickly spread throughout the spruce-fir forests, decimating adult Fraser fir (Abies fraseri (Pursh) Poir.) populations...Mountains. Almost seventy percent of total standing fir basal area in the study area was dead. Mt. Collins...
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ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FIR (Abies alba Mill.) PLANTS ON DEPENDENCE OF LIGHT CONDITION CHANGES
Magazine article from: Ekológia
; ...There were studied the differences between fir (Abies alba Mill.) plants, which were grown...photosynthetic and productional characteristics of fir needles. The differences between sun and shade fir needles are also shown from measured A^sub...
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