Poplar aspen
Other names: Tremula vulgaris, Populus tremula, Black Poplar, Aspen
Harm score: 1 (Natural substances)
The aspen, also known as Tremula vulgaris, Populus tremula, black poplar or Aspen, is a deciduous deciduous tree found in Europe, North Africa and Asia. Typical features of the aspen are its bright green leaves with razor-shaped edges and light grey bark with unmistakable scars from fallen branches. This tree is particularly popular for its hardiness - it can withstand both cold conditions and scorching sun, and is also immune to pollution.
Poplar is also valued in the timber industry. Due to its properties, aspen wood is used in a number of products. Due to its strength and flexibility, aspen wood is found in the furniture industry, where it is used for furniture, flooring, doors and windows. Due to its lightness and good thermal properties, it is also popular in saunas, where it is used to make benches and tiles. In the paper industry, aspen is used to make pulp and is also used as a fuel in the energy sector or as a raw material for the production of particleboard and wood briquettes.
Poplar aspen can be found in the following products
