What is another word for western balsam poplar?
Pronunciation: [wˈɛstən bˈɔːlsəm pˈɒplə] (IPA) 
The Western Balsam Poplar, is a deciduous tree found in North America. It is also known by several other names such as Black Cottonwood, Populus Trichocarpa, and California Poplar. Its scientific name is derived from the Greek word "poplos" which means people, as it has been used throughout history for many purposes, such as building, papermaking, medicine, and fuel. The leaves of the Western Balsam Poplar are large and light green, and they turn yellow in the fall. It is an important tree for wildlife habitat, providing food and shelter for various animals. Its wood is used for making furniture, flooring, and musical instruments.
