The state tree of Indiana, also known as the tulip poplar or yellow poplar, however, is actually more closely related to the magnolia family than the poplar family. It is easily identified by its ...

The tulip tree's growth habit is to grow straight up ... Furthermore, the foliage of this tree is absolutely breathtaking. Its leaves reach lengths of up to 8 inches in some cases, and their ...

However, what made the Tulip trees so good at carbon sequestration ... a thick layer located between the primary cell wall (which forms bark, leaves, and growing tissues) and the cell membrane.