Well, winter is gone, spring is here, the snow has been replaced with leaves on the trees and Aspen will be quiet until June. One season has passed and another is on the way. Some things just go on ...

A Colorado-based company is installing a new art exhibit on the 16th Street Mall to make it look like a canopy of aspen trees ...

Aspen has distinctive, almost-circular leaves with flattened petioles or stems. This flattening causes the leaves to tremble or flutter in the slightest breeze, thereby giving the tree one of its ...

Trembling aspen are known for their leaves, broad with flattened leaf stems that catch the breeze and, well, tremble! But that motion is more than just hypnotizing; it helps the leaves ...

During drought, aspen close off microscopic openings in their leaves, a survival measure that slows water loss but also slows the uptake of carbon dioxide, required for photosynthesis. As a result ...

Aspen form individual patches comprised of numerous stems, termed ramets, each with its own trunk, branches, leaves and a shared root system (Figure 2). All of these structures arose from a single ...

Like most aspens, it has long flat leaf steams that are known to flutter in the wind. Quaking aspen is found int he northern part of the state of Indiana. This species is found from Nefoundland ...