how do white varieties of trees grow in forest
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Common tree species are oak, beech, maple, elm, birch, willow, and hickory trees. Common animals that live in the forest are squirrels, rabbits, birds, deer, wolves, foxes, and bears.
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A forest tree is one of the valuable biomass resources in industry. Understanding the physiology of wood development is important for utilization of the biomass. To get comprehensive understanding the development, we are collecting the genome-scale information in forest trees. ESTs are being obtained from differentiating xylem and leaves of several Eucalyptus species that are used as model trees. Purposes of this project are 1; to identify a large number of ESTs, 2; to analyze their expression profiles using cDNA arrays, 3; to compare Eucalyptus ESTs with other plant ESTs. On the basis of the genome-scale information, we want to focus on gene expression peculiar to forest trees. We are also constructing TAC (Transformation-competent Artificial Chromosome) genomic libraries in several Eucalyptus species.