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What is the state bird tree and flower for Alaska?
The willow ptarmigan is the official state tree in Alaska. Sitka spruce is the official state tree in Alaska. Alaska's state flower is the alpine forget-me-not.
Why is the sitka spruce the state tree of Alaska?
Most Valuable Tree Species in Alaska:House Bill No. 325 proposed the Sitka spruce, "the most valuable tree species in Alaska," as the official state tree of Alaska. The legislation was approved and the Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) became the official tree of the state on February 28, 1962.
Who was the person to decide on the state tree of Alaska?
little wane
Does Alaska have tress?
Yes, the state tree is the Sitka spruce.
What is the state tree in Alaska?
The sitka spruce tree.It is known to be the tallest spruce tree and is named after a city where the first sitka was sighted, Sitka, Alaska.
Why is the Sitka Spruce the Alaska state tree?
Because it would be silly to call it the "state insect"!
What are facts about alaska's state tree?
Alaskaâ??s state tree is the Sitka spruce. It is the largest type of cone-bearing tree on Earth and is named after Sitka Sound.
How tall can alaska's state tree grow?
It can grow as tall as 50 feet
What are some facts about Alaska?
Alaska's state nickname: The Lone FrontierAlaska's State Flower: Forget-Me-NotAlaska's State Bird: Willow PtarmiganAlaska's State Tree: Sitka SpruceOther Alaska Information: Alaska was founded on January 3rd. It was ther 49th state to join the United States. Alaska's flag has a blue background, a few small stars, and a big star. The big, yellow star is the North Star
What state is Alaska in?
Alaska is a state.
Are tree frogs in Alaska?
No. Tree frogs like a tropical climate. Alaska is far too cold for them.
What is Alaska's state symbol?
The Official Alaska State symbols include: The wooly mammoth as the fossil. The moose as the land mammal. The Bowhead whale as the marine mammal. The King Salmon as the fish. The Sitka Spruce as the tree. The Forget-Me-Not as the flower.
