Fraser Magnolia is distinguished by its uniquely lobed leaves and fragrant white flowers. It is a medium-sized tree that adds beauty to the understory of Appalachian forests. The tree is named after the botanist John Fraser.
Habitat
It grows in the cool, moist forests of the Appalachian Mountains.
Diet
Its flowers attract beetles for pollination, and its seeds are eaten by wildlife.
How common
Uncommon
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