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Spruce - Wikipedia Spruce is a major producer of timber for construction, and of pulp for paper It is the standard material for the soundboards of stringed instruments Native Americans use the roots of some species for weaving baskets The Norway spruce is widely used for Christmas trees
Spruce | Description, Species, and Uses | Britannica Spruce, genus of about 40 species of evergreen ornamental and timber trees in the family Pinaceae Spruce trees are native to cold and temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere Spruce pulp is important in the paper industry, and several species are cultivated for their attractive forms
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Spruce Tree: Iconic Evergreen with Distinctive Features Spruce is any of the large, coniferous tree species belonging to the genus Picea of the family Pinaceae, distributed across the temperate and boreal regions in the Northern Hemisphere These trees can be identified by the four-sided needles and the cones that hang downwards after pollination