Tenants in common - when one dies, one's portion of the partnership is transferred to one's heirs. Joint tenancy - right of survivorship - when one dies, the entire interest goes to the other person. Tenancy by entirety - for example, a husband and wife. Each tenant owns by whole and by part.
Cedar trees are large, evergreen trees of the family Cupressaceae. Cedar trees will usually grow to a height of up to fifty feet, but others can reach one hundred or more feet in height. Cedar trees are common in forest areas that have a good deal of annual rainfall.
The cedar elm (Ulmus crassifolia) features a rounded canopy of branches, and the tree possesses the smallest leaves of any of the native elm trees in the United States. The leaves are from 1 to 2 inches long and an inch in width. The cedar elm is a popular shade tree in states such as Texas and Oklahoma, and it grows native there as well as in portions of Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi. The tree will grow quickly in moist soil to as high as 80 feet.