: a rapidly growing North American maple (Acer negundo) with compound leaves
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Some of the trees, a mix of black walnut, oak and box elder, are more than 80 years old, Hart said.—
Mike Jones,
Arkansas Online,
31 Oct. 2023 Taller trees — box elder, ash, cottonwood, walnut and sycamore — shaded the area.—The Arizona Republic,
30 June 2023 In addition, drought conditions have weakened fast-growing trees such as sugar maples, box elders, willows which are most prone to losing limbs, Megna said.—
Karl Ebert,
Journal Sentinel,
20 Mar. 2024 In the meantime their spread is beginning to threaten both the economy, through the infection of avocado trees, as well as ecology, through the devastation of native box elder populations.—
Guest,
Discover Magazine,
15 Jan. 2015 See All Example Sentences for box elder