| The Dartmouth Class of All Time: The Campus Trees |
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10. Japanese Zelkova In the mid-20th century, the Japanese zelkova was thought to be a suitable replacement for the elms, which were succumbing to Dutch elm disease. The zelkova proved not to be as close a match to the elm, but it showed a beauty all its own, as this specimen on the northeast corner of Wentworth Hall demonstrates. |
| Photos and story: Elizabeth Ferry. Web production: Deborah Klenotic, LeAnn Noh '10 |