Wood from birch trees, used for furniture, plywood, and various wooden goods.
Compound of 'birch' (Old English 'birce') and 'wood.' Direct descriptive term for the material.
Birchwood became essential for WWII plywood production when other woods were rationed—it's tough, lightweight, and splits predictably, making it ideal for aircraft and boats!
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