moose-wood

Putting my finger on it, with a little hesitation, I found that it was a piece of dead moose-wood which the Indian had cut off in a slanting direction the evening before.

Where is All Your Knowledge Gone To? scottedelman 2008

They're powerful fond of moose-wood -- that's what you call mountain ash.

Camp and Trail A Story of the Maine Woods Isabel Hornibrook

One may study these pictures till he becomes as familiar as a squirrel with fern and tree-bark and moose-wood and lichen, till he knows every trunk and twig and leaf as intimately as a sunbeam.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 27, January, 1860 Various

I could see, here and there, the track of his former journeys: broken branches of witch-hazel and moose-wood, ferns trampled down, a faint trail across some deeper bed of moss.

The Blue Flower 1902

I could see, here and there, the track of his former journeys: broken branches of witch-hazel and moose-wood, ferns trampled down, a faint trail across some deeper bed of moss.

The Blue Flower Henry Van Dyke 1892

Some of the small oak leaves, especially those of the younger trees, are the deepest crimson; the sugar maples are faintly colored; the scarlet maples, on the contrary, are pure green, seeming to have given all their color to the flowers; the mountain maples are highly colored, and the bracts of the moose-wood are quite rosy, as well as some of their leaves.

Rural Hours 1887

Putting my finger on it, with a little hesitation, I found that it was a piece of dead moose-wood (Acer striatum) which the Indian had cut off in a slanting direction the evening before.

The Maine Woods 1858

I stirred the soup by accident with a striped maple or moose-wood stick, which I had peeled, and he remarked that its bark was an emetic.

The Maine Woods 1858

The prevailing underwoods were: Dirca palustris (moose-wood), Acer spicatum (mountain maple), Viburnum lantanoides (hobble-bush), and frequently Taxus baccata, var. Cana-densis (American yew).

The Maine Woods 1858

The wood was chiefly yellow birch, spruce, fir, mountain-ash, or round-wood, as the Maine people call it, and moose-wood.

The Maine Woods 1858