- a large Old World poplar (Populus alba), having lobed leaves with white or gray down on the undersides, now widespread in the U.S.
- tulip tree
- tulipwood (sense )
white poplar
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white poplar
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A poplar tree (Populus alba) native to Eurasia and naturalized in parts of North America, having lobed leaves with whitish undersides. Also called abele .
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