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	Sugar Maple (increasing) 5.0 billion cubic feet 14.5% of Michigan's wood volume		N. Red Oak (stable) 1.7 billion cubic feet 5.0% of Michigan's wood volume
	Red Maple (increasing) 4.7 billion cubic feet 13.6% of Michigan's wood volume		Quaking Aspen (decreasing) 4.7 billion cubic feet 5.0% of Michigan's wood volume
	N. White Cedar (increasing) 2.9 billion cubic feet 8.3% of Michigan's wood volume		Bigtooth Aspen (stable) 1.3 billion cubic feet 3.7% of Michigan's wood volume
	Red Pine (increasing) 2.4 billion cubic feet 6.9% of Michigan's wood volume		Black Cherry (increasing) 1.1 billion cubic feet 3.2% of Michigan's wood volume
	E. White Pine (increasing) 1.7 billion cubic feet 5.0% of Michigan's wood volume		Eastern Hemlock (increasing) 1.1 billion cubic feet 3.1% of Michigan's wood volume

2011 Top Ten: sugar maple, red maple, white-cedar, red pine, quaking aspen, red oak, white pine, balsam fir, hemlock, black cherry.

Sugar Maple	4,895,177,862	Swamp White Oak	111,184,895	E. Redcedar	3,370,491
Red Maple	4,379,946,940	Black Walnut	97,924,074	Mockernut Hickory	3,153,532
N. White Cedar	2,716,513,202	Shagbark Hickory	86,326,937	Peachleaf Willow	2,610,078
Red Pine	2,221,360,167	Bur Oak	85,789,742	Scarlet Oak	2,205,939
N. Red Oak	1,685,463,710	Bitternut Hickory	83,646,150	Red Mulberry	2,015,645
Quaking Aspen	1,670,646,268	Sassafras	69,358,047	Black Maple	1,725,845
E. White Pine	1,499,653,239	Pignut Hickory	66,076,788	Sour Cherry	1,675,684
Bigtooth Aspen	1,294,335,359	Boxelder	59,454,559	N. Catalpa	1,341,488
E. Hemlock	1,028,092,655	Sycamore	57,494,738	Pitch Pine	1,252,279
Black Cherry	898,840,881	Ironwood	53,014,115	Chokecherry	1,006,223
Am. Basswood	845,526,024	Yellow Poplar	51,994,815	Musclewood	973,531
White Oak	738,339,573	Black Willow	49,528,914	Weeping Willow	969,431
Black Oak	705,259,301	Pin Oak	33,107,944	Striped Maple	883,365
Green Ash	684,737,664	Norway Spruce	31,311,681	Fir spp.	879,847
Balsam Fir	650,655,684	Austrian Pine	27,584,895	Loblolly Pine	852,359
Yellow Birch	633,940,640	Black Locust	26,264,389	Rock Elm	848,668
Paper Birch	633,182,913	Slippery Elm	25,688,567	Bebb's Willow	780,706
White Spruce	600,186,619	Apple	17,243,365	Common Serviceberry	771,466
Silver Maple	586,992,571	Honeylocust	14,219,832	Norway Maple	747,819
American Beech	546,414,894	Blackgum	13,906,425	Larch spp.	693,295
White Ash	492,092,525	Siberian Elm	11,228,402	Butternut	594,596
Black Spruce	478,185,000	Blue Spruce	8,125,013	Am. Mountain-ash	567,907
Jack Pine	475,198,342	Willow spp.	6,623,426	Cockspur Hawthorne	433,387
Black Ash	380,788,240	Chinkapin Oak	6,037,224	Elm spp.	417,243
E. Cottonwood	285,903,787	Douglas-fir	5,380,957	Cottonwood/Poplar spp.	359,336
Northern Pin Oak	279,900,653	Hawthorne	4,328,527	Ailanthus	250,069
Tamarack	261,525,553	Pin Cherry	4,245,516	European Alder	240,002
American Elm	233,862,671	White Mulberry	4,036,338	Cherry/Plum spp.	211,588
Balsam Poplar	209,474,545	Hackberry	3,637,600	Chestnut Oak	145,065
Scots Pine	167,830,402	Serviceberry	3,593,486	Gray Birch	125,512
				Flowering Dogwood	119,140
				Ohio Buckeye	87,482
				Sweet Crabapple	49,098
				Osage-orange	37,737

				TOTAL	33,330,781,098

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