Spruce wood - German spruce wood

Originated in northern and central Europe, it is one of the main afforestation trees in northern Europe. It is widely distributed in the middle and north of Europe, from the Pyrenees and Alps to the Balkans, north to the east of Germany and Scandinavia, east to the Ural Mountains and the Baltic Sea in the middle of the former Soviet Union through Poland. It is a group of 14 countries including Germany, Norway, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, the former Yugoslavia, Italy and the former Soviet Union Native tree species. There are also introduced species in the eastern part of the United States and Canada. The growth and other characteristics of some introduced countries or regions are obviously better than those of native trees. It has become the main industrial timber tree species in Western Europe, northern Europe, Baltic countries, Russia, Canada and other countries.