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yellow birch 
a species of birch, Betula lutea, found in central and eastern Canada; also, the hard wood of this tree.
- 1774 (1945) This town at the foot . . . affords great store of fine timber . . . birch, white, yellow, and black. . . .
- 1821 The wood to be of sound and merchantiable quality, consisting of black or yellow Birch, Maple, or White Beech.
- 1956 Yellow birch takes its name from its yellowish bark.
- 1963 Since the Crees . . . had no white ash . . . they used the more brittle yellow birch.
- 1774 (1945) This town at the foot . . . affords great store of fine timber . . . birch, white, yellow, and black. . . .