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black cherry
(redirected from Cabinet Cherry)

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black cherry,
n See wild cherry.
black cherry
prunusserotina.
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Family Name Prunus serotina of the Family Rosaceae Common Names American cherry, American black cherry, cabinet cherry, rum cherry, whisky cherry, wild cherry Height/Weight The average height is 60 to 80 feet, but trees can grow to 100 feet.
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The species most used for commercial timber in the United States is Prunus serotina, also known as American black cherry, wild black cherry, cherrywood, cabinet cherry, and choke, whiskey and rum cherry.
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