What is another word for eastern spruce?
Pronunciation: [ˈiːstən spɹˈuːs] (IPA) 
Eastern spruce is a term used to describe a specific species of spruce tree found in eastern North America. Synonyms for this tree species include black spruce, red spruce, and white spruce. Black spruce is found in the northern parts of the eastern range, while red spruce is found in the central and southern areas of the range. White spruce, on the other hand, is found in the northeast parts of the range. While these trees share many characteristics, such as needle-like leaves and cone-shaped crowns, each species has its unique qualities, making them distinct from one another. Regardless of the name, these spruce species are significant ecological components in the eastern forests of North America.
