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Alder
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Al·der (äldr), Kurt 1902-1958.
German chemist. He shared a 1950 Nobel Prize for discoveries concerning the structure of organic matter.
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In fact, Alnus rubra is considered the most common hardwood in the Pacific Northwest, although at 33 pounds per cubic foot, it is moderately Light.
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Family Name Alnus rubra of the Family Betulaceae Common Names Alder, red alder, Western alder, Oregon alder, knotty alder and bird's eye alder Height/Weight Average height is 90 feet but trees can grow to 120 feet.
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Alder's Many Species Species closely related to our red alder include Alnus glutinosa, which is know by the trade name common alder.
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