OSU Extension Spotlight: Pacific yew is a small tree with big implications

STEVE BOWERS
The News-Review

Recently we wrote about the Douglas fir, a ubiquitous species by far the most valuable to the forest products industry. Now let us look at a tree usually found in the understory of those Doug firs — the Pacific yew (Taxus brevifolia).

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OSU Extension Spotlight: Pacific yew is a small tree with big implications

STEVE BOWERSThe News-Review

OSU Extension Spotlight: Pacific yew is a small tree with big implications

STEVE BOWERS
The News-Review