What is another word for Fraxinus Oregona?
Pronunciation: [fɹˈaksɪnəs ɔːɡˈə͡ʊnə] (IPA) 
Fraxinus Oregona is a species of tree commonly known as Oregon ash. Its botanical name is derived from the Latin word "fraxinus" which means "ash tree". Oregon ash is predominantly found in the western part of North America. This deciduous tree grows up to 80 feet tall and has a gray-brown bark with diamond-shaped ridges. Its leaves are green and pinnate, with five to nine leaflets. Some common synonyms for Fraxinus Oregona are Pacific ash, Oregon white ash, Western ash, and just simply Ash tree. The Oregon ash is a beautiful and popular shade tree. It is used in landscaping, as a source of timber, and as a habitat for wildlife.
