Hauling out a museum specimen, from Reems Creek, Buncombe County. Has been banded to prevent splitting, Tulip tree, 1937

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TitleHauling out a museum specimen, from Reems Creek, Buncombe County. Has been banded to prevent splitting, Tulip tree, 1937
CreatorWilburn, Hiram Coleman, 1880-1967
CollectionsNegatives of Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Dates
Date Created
Descriptive InformationHauling out a museum specimen, from Reems Creek, Buncombe County. This is an unusually large Curly poplar. This section was cut out of the tree at a point 49' from the ground, and measured 15' 9 (with bark on) in circumference. Slab is 16 thick. Has been banded to prevent splitting,Tulip tree, I-F-Tree-4312, Natural Features - Flora - Trees
TopicsPoplar
Trees
Physical Descriptions
Mediumblack-and-white negatives
TypeStill Image
Formatimage/jpeg
Contributing Institutions
Held By Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Identifiers
Digital IdentifierGRSM04312
Permanent Linkhttp://purl.clemson.edu/432B3C7ECAC33DAF05FBEF5D5CD712A2
Batch ID20160301190133
RightsNo Known Copyright
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