Betula

For example, Abedul "Birch tree" is from Celtic or at least Gallo-Roman 'betula' and related to Irish beith "birch." ❋ Unknown (2005)

I chose to plant a river birch betula nigra because river birches are survivors. ❋ E (2008)

The Forest Pansy replacement number two, red leaf birch, betula ‘Crimson Frost’ has grown slowly but steadily. ❋ Unknown (2008)

In Norway they are composed chiefly of pine; the only deciduous tree found in the highest latitudes is the birch (betula odorata); the forests of pines and deciduous trees are found south of 61 deg. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

It is made of the rind of the betula papyracea, or white birch, sewed together with the fine fibrous roots of the cedaror spruce, and is made water-tight by covering the seams with boiled pine rosin, the whole being distended over and supported by very thin ribs and cross-bars of cedar, curiously carved and framed together. ❋ Schoolcraft, H R (1851)

He doth nothing all day but eat and drink, there being no end of banqueting from morning till night; and, when ready to burst, he eats _areka betula_ [40], which is a fruit like a nutmeg, wrapped in a leaf like tobacco, with _sharp-chalk_ [lime] made of the shells of pearl oysters. ❋ Robert Kerr (1784)

Ingredients like betula alba leaf, ginko biloba, and echinacea, blended together for beautiful results. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I. Habitat in Europae betula alba, teres, fpadiceiis. carpini. ❋ Unknown (1788)

The birch [_betula_, in British _bedw_, doubtless a proper indigene of England, (whence some derive the name of Barkshire) though Pliny calls it a Gaulish tree] is altogether produc’d of roots or suckers, ❋ John Evelyn (1663)

The poplar was heretofore esteem’d more physical than the _betula_. ❋ John Evelyn (1663)

Example 1: "Dude! I tried to Betula Choboe the other day and now i have a [yeast infection]!" [Example 2]: "I tried to Betula Choboe the other day and now [my dick] is now bigger!" Betula Choboes. ❋ Jazz69 (2013)