Slippery elm is also known as Indian elm, red elm, or gray elm. The tree gets its name from the slippery feeling of its inner bark. However, despite its growing popularity, there is limited ...

The Slippery Elm tree, indigenous to North America, is highly regarded for its health-enhancing properties. Its inner bark, passed down through the generations, is typically gathered and finely ...

Slippery elm is a tree that grows in North America. For centuries, Native Americans and later European settlers used its inner bark as a treatment for many conditions. The scientific name for the ...

Slippery elm is a supplement made from the inner bark of the slippery elm tree (Ulmus rubra), native to North America.Taking it as a supplement may offer a few health benefits, such as improving ...

A native, century-old elm tree near the Christie Pits neighbourhood – and one of the largest in Toronto – was recently cut down.

The tell-tale tunnel boring tracks of Elm Bark Beetle — aka Scolytus beetle — which introduces the fungus Ophiostoma ulmi that infects the tree with Dutch Elm Disease, DED. (Image credit: Alamy) In ...

Dutch elm disease has claimed the life of a 100-year-old elm tree in the Waikato, despite the tree being vaccinated.. The fatal and fast-spreading disease is caused by a species of fungus and ...

Dutch elm disease is spread by elm bark beetles, which carry the fungus from an infected tree and bore into new trees nearby. However, it can also be spread via the trees’ connected root systems ...

Bark textures are relatively uniform by tree species and make a great visual marker for broad tree identification. Textures are divided into at least 18 types, from smooth (beech) to spiny (locust).