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American elm
noun
- an elm, Ulmus americana, of North America, cultivated for shade and ornament: state tree of Massachusetts, Nebraska, and North Dakota.
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Origin of American elm1
Example Sentences
They could have carried a new pest with them, like the deadly invasive beetles and fungi that killed off American elms and chestnuts in the 1900s.
Empty metal chairs represent each person who died, and the âSurvivor Tree,â a gnarled American elm that withstood the blast, now stands on a small hill and shades the memorial below.
The old model was of identical trees lining both sides of the street, to provide symmetric uniformity that produced marvelous effects â majestic American elms coming together 60 feet above the pavement to form pointed arches.
Stylized, empty metal chairs represent each person who died, and the âSurvivor Tree,â a gnarled American elm that withstood the blast, now stands on a small hill and shades the memorial below.
The memorial also features a giant American elm known as the Survivor Tree.
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