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Abies balsamea, commonly known as balsam fir, is a species of fir tree native to northeastern North America. It is characterized by its conical shape, glossy green needles, and aromatic resin. Balsam fir is often used for Christmas trees and in the production of essential oils and is also important for wildlife habitat. The tree typically grows in cool, moist environments and can reach heights of up to 60 feet.
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What is the scientific name for balsum?
Abies balsamea
