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woody cone-like female alder catkins. birches often have bark that peels in papery layers (not in the case of gray birch). birches are versatile trees, offering important commercial, aesthetic, and ecological values. ecologically , birch is important for forest food chains . birch bark, leaves, twigs, roots
white-tailed deer, which feed on leaves and twigs; birds and mice, which consume the seeds; rabbits that eat seedlings; and lepidopterans that consume leaves. root voles have a preference for birch seedlings and beavers utilize birch to construct dams. for humans, the sap, bark , leaves, wood, twigs, and roots...
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