Ash

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Ash may refer to:

[edit] Products of fire, incineration or combustion

The solid remains of fires, such as:

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  • Ash (tree), Fraxinus, a genus of large trees, originally and most commonly known by this name. The name originated from their ash coloured bark.
  • Mountain ash, Sorbus. In Britain the name mountain ash is usually restricted to Sorbus aucuparia while in North America it may be applied to all members of the genus.
  • Prickly Ash. Zanthoxylum species may be called Prickly ash, especially Zanthoxylum americanum in North America.
  • Eucalyptus species. In Australia, several eucalyptus species are called ash because they too produce hard, fine-grained timber. The best known of these is the Mountain Ash.

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