How do american elm trees reproduce
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Answered by ucasadolfo21p8wcul
Numerous species, or types, of trees are called elms. They belong to the family of plants called ulmaceous. In some cities in the United States and some countries there were a large number of elms, but during the 20th century a plague killed many of them.
Answered by aencabo
The elms are those which are the species, or types, of trees and they are in the family of ulmaceous. In US, they reproduce them through the organization of industries but most of these trees are killed by many in the 20th century due to human activities.