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Alder

usgb/ˈɔːldər/Volume
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Natural HabitatPlay
Alders grow near water sources; think rivers, lakes or wetlands when you come across this word. SlideThe alder trees thrive in the moist soil along the lakeshore.
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Alder trees support wildlife and help to reduce erosion, which makes their mention often positive in environmental contexts. SlideAlders play a crucial role in maintaining the riverbank's integrity.
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Knowing that alder bark is used for dying helps identify cultural or historical contexts where alder might appear. SlideCraftsmen used alder bark to dye the leather for the king's armor.