What is another word for canoe birch?
Pronunciation: [kənˈuː bˈɜːt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
Canoe birch, also known as paper birch, is a deciduous tree that is commonly found in North America. Apart from being a popular ornamental tree, the canoe birch is famous for its unique bark that peels off in large sheets. This characteristic bark has garnered the tree a variety of synonyms such as silver birch, white birch, and American white birch. The tree is also referred to as the canoe birch because of its use in creating birchbark canoes by indigenous people of North America. Additionally, canoe birch is known as Betula papyrifera in scientific circles, signifying its importance as a species for botanists.
