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Interesting choice of terms! Both trees are spruce and Picea abies is,
of course, common Norway Spruce. It should be readily available in the
US and certainly is in this area of Ontario where it was introduced by
German settler/farmers. Picea excelsa is the same tree, just from a
different area of Europe. See: http://www.lutherie.net/eurospruce.html
for a discussion.
If, IF, you have a microscope with a measuring scale in it. You can
count the number of tiny teeth per cm on a needle of P. abies and, using
a published table,find out the provenance of the tree. I am sorry, but I
do not have a reference for this activity.
Tom Roach
Waterloo, Ontario
519 746 5324
519 503 3806
On 2017-03-13 4:54 AM, Chris Vandekerkhove wrote:
> Thanks to all for answering me. I've checked a couple of websites.
>
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