Balsam poplar grows on alluvial sites, riparian habitats, and in moist woods on mountain slopes from Alaska to the Rocky Mountains, and also across the entire ...

Natural habitat. waters edge, floodplains. Shapes. round, irregular, overarching. Height. up to 82ft. Growth rate. medium. Common uses. reforestation. Light.

Balsam poplar grows in "hotter" ecoclimates and "fresh" to "wetter" soils in the moderate, humid site regions of eastern and central Ontario. In moist, subhumid ...

23 сент. 2022 г. · The northernmost New World hardwood, Balsam Poplar extends in scattered groves to Alaska's Arctic Slope. Black Cottonwood, once considered a ...

Balsam poplar grows in moist sites and along banks. It is a fast-growing species that colonizes the banks and bottoms of dried-up rivers, wet fields and peat ...

RANGE & HABITAT ... These trees often grow on the eastern slopes of hillsides in moist soils near rivers or floodplains, but they can also grow in rocky soils.

Habitat. Anthropogenic (man-made or disturbed habitats), forest edges, forests, meadows and fields, shores of rivers or lakes. New England distribution.

Habitat · River valleys · Moist, rich, low-lying ground · Frequently planted in rural areas for shelterbelts and windbreaks.

Balsam poplar is a seral species that occurs primarily in ecotones between boreal forest and tundra or prairie, and along streams and rivers.