The Lance-leaved Cottonwood (P. acuminata, Rydb.), with scarcely wider leaves than the preceding species, is a compact, round-headed little tree that grows on stream borders and arid foothills of the Rock v Mountains from British Columbia to southern Nebraska and Colorado. Its distribution is not full ascertained. It is used for fuel and planted for shade in communities within its natural range.
The Lance-leaved Cottonwood (P. acuminata, Rydb.), with scarcely wider leaves than the preceding species, is a compact, round-headed little tree that grows on stream borders and arid foothills of the Rock v Mountains from British Columbia to southern Nebraska and Colorado. Its distribution is not full ascertained. It is used for fuel and planted for shade in communities within its natural range.