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Leaves
- 25.5-40.5 cm in length
- 7-10 stalkless leaflets in pairs on a stout stem
- leaflets are fine-tooth, lance-shaped
- 7.5-12.5 cm in length
- slender tip, dark green above, paler below
- smooth except for tufts of hair along the mid-vein below
Fruit
- 2.5-4 cm in length
- thin, oblong samara
- wing extending to the base of the seed cavity, completely surrounding it, often twisted
- shed during autumn and early winter
Bark
- grey and slightly roughened on young stems
- scaly and shallowly furrowed into soft ridges on older trunks
General
- found only on the west coast of the Island, south of Bonne Bay
- one of the most northerly growing ashes
- confined to west sites along rivers or the margins of swamps
- grows 12-18 m in height with a 30-50 cm diameter
- used commercially for interior finish, fixtures and cabinet work