alder tree, alder - north temperate shrubs or trees having toothed leaves and conelike fruit; bark is used in tanning and dyeing and the wood is rot-resistant

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Alder alder tree Alnus Alnus glutinosa Alnus vulgaris European black alder genus Alnus			One of my all-time favourite trees, a native of our local rivers and canal sides, the common alder, Alnus glutinosa, would seem to be a innocuous, almost unimportant tree. GARDENING: Garden gems to provide a cure for many ailments by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England) Specimens such as rowan, silver birch, common alder and hawthorn can be collected from points in Sefton. Sefton's great tree giveaway by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England) Dry matter amounts and increment in 21- to 91-year-old common alder and grey alder and some practical implications // Ibid. Productivity of black alder (Alnus glutinosa (L.) Gaertn.) ... by Vares, A.; Lohmus, K.; Truu, M.; Truu, J.; Tullus, H.; Kanal, A. / Oil Shale			Commodate commode commodification commodify commodious Commodiously Commodiousness commodities exchange commodities market commodity commodity brokerage commodity exchange commodity futures commodity loading commodity manager commodity market commodore Commodore John Barry Bridge Commodore Perry Commodore Vanderbilt Commodus Commomplace common common ageratum Common Agricultural Policy common alder common allamanda common American shad common amsinckia Common appendant Common appurtenant common apricot common arrowhead Common at large common ax common axe common bamboo Common bar common barberry common barley Common barrator common basil common bean common bean plant common bearberry Common because of vicinage common beech common beet Common Bench common bile duct common birch			Common adjective Common Admission Test Common adverb Common Aero Vehicle Common Aerospace Vehicle Common Affordable Lightweight Fighter Common African Defence and Security Policy Common Aftermarket Protocol common ageratum Common agouti common agreement Common Agricultural and Rural Policy for Europe Common Agricultural Policy Common Agricultural Policy Common Agricultural Policy Common Agricultural Policy Common Agricultural Policy Common Agricultural Policy Common Agricultural Program Common Agriculture Policy Common Air Defense Communications Interface Common Air Interface Common Air Picture Common Air Satellite Structure Common Airborne Instrumentation System Common Airborne Modem Assembly Common Airborne USW Common Aircraft Portable Reprogramming Equipment Common Aircraft Servicing common alder common alders common alders common alders Common Alerting Protocol COMmon Algorithmic Language COMmon Algorithmic Language common allamanda common alloy common American bond common American shad common amsinckia Common Analysis Tool Set Common Anatomy Reference Ontology Common ancestor Common ancestry Common And COTS Common and equal suffrage Common and equal suffrage Common and Foreign Security Policy Common and Internal Spanning Tree Common Announcement Interchange Format Common Antenna Common Antenna for Receiving & Transmitting System common antigen common antigen common antigen Common Aperture Multifunction Array Radar Common Aperture Technique for Imaging Electro-Optical Sensors Common appendant Common Application Configuration Framework

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