All Plants Flashcards
Paw Paw-Family
Annonaceae
Paw Paw-Genus
Asimina
Paw Paw-Facts
Edible Fruit, George Washington’s Favorite Dessert
Bottlebrush Buckeye-Family
Hippocastanaceae
Bottlebrush Buckeye-Genus
Aesculus
Bottlebrush Buckeye-Facts
Seeds toxic, Ohio St. Mascot
Black Cherry-Family
Rosaceae
Black Cherry-Genus
Prunus
Black Cherry-Facts
Wilted leaves contain cyanide
Amsonia-Family
Apocynaceae
Amsonia-Genus
Amsonia
Amsonia-Facts
Stops heart
Pokeweed-Family
Phytolaccaceae
Pokeweed-Genus
Phytolacca
Pokeweed-Facts
Seeds and roots toxic
Fringetree-Family
Oleaceae
Fringetree-Genus
Chionanthus
Fringetree-Facts
Toxic Fruits
Japanese Yew-Family
Taxaceae
Japanese Yew-Genus
Taxus
Japanese Yew-Facts
Seeds lethal
Touch-Me-Not-Family
Balsaminaceae
Touch-Me-Not-Genus
Impatiens
Touch-Me-Not-Facts
Explosive fruit
Azalea-Family
Ericaceae
Azalea-Genus
Rhododendron
Azalea-Facts
Young shoots lethal
Sorrel-Family
Oxalidaceae
Sorrel-Genus
Oxalis
Sorrel-Facts
Edible (can cause kidney stones)
Cup Plant-Family
Asteraceae
Cup Plant-Genus
Silphium
Cup Plant-Facts
Leaves collect water for birds
Chinese Holly-Family
Aquifoliaceae
Chinese Holly-Genus
Ilex
Chinese Holly Facts
Purgative
Foxtail Grass-Family
Poaceae
Foxtail Grass-Genus
Setaria
Foxtail Grass-Facts
Annual Weed
Sedum-Family
Crassulaceae
Sedum-Genus
Sedum
Sedum-Facts
CAM Ps
American Beech-Family
Fagaceae
American Beech-Genus
Fagus
American Beech-Facts
Sharp buds, seeds edible roasted
Black Walnut-Family
Juglandaceae
Black Walnut-Genus
Juglans
Black Walnut-Facts
Furniture, edible
Rose-Family
Rosaceae
Rose-Genus
Rosa
Rose-Facts
Petals make tea
Dawn Redwood-Family
Taxodiaceae
Dawn Redwood-Genus
Metasequoia
Dawn Redwood-Facts
Living Fossil from China
Juniper-Family
Cupressaceae
Juniper-Genus
Juniperus
Juniper-Fact
Flavoring for gin
Witch Hazel-Family
Hamamelidaceae
Witch Hazel- Genus
Hamamelis
Witch Hazel-Facts
Tonic, Make-up remover
Quaking Aspen-Family
Salicaceae
Quaking Aspen-Genus
Populus
Quaking Aspen-Facts
Famous tree from Colorado
Hackberry-Family
Ulmaceae
Hackberry-Genus
Celtis
Hackberry-Facts
Sweet ice tea flavored berries
Sugar Maple-Family
Aceraceae
Sugar Maple-Genus
Acer
Sugar Maple-Facts
Makes maple syrup
Paperbark Maple-Family
Aceraceae
Paperbark Maple-Genus
Acer
Paperbark Maple-Facts
Planted for bark, from Asia
Japanese Maple-Family
Aceraceae
Japanese Maple-Genus
Acer
Japanese Maple-Facts
Ornamental, $$$
Oakleaf Hydrangea-Family
Hydrangeaceae
Oakleaf Hydrangea-Genus
Hydrangea
Oakleaf Hydrangea-Facts
“fake” flowers
Red Maple-Family
Aceraceae
Red Maple-Genus
Acer
Red Maple-Facts
Lives in areas prone to floods
Ginkgo-Family
Ginkgoaceae
Ginkgo-Genus
Ginkgo
Ginkgo-Facts
Living fossil from China
Flowering Dogwood-Family
Cornaceae
Flowering Dogwood-Genus
Cornus
Flowering Dogwood-Facts
Bark used in tea for malaria
Japanese Dogwood-Family
Cornaceae
Japanese Dogwood-Genus
Cornus
Japanese Dogwood-Facts
Fruits edible
Sweetbay Magnolia-Family
Magnoliaceae
Sweetbay Magnolia-Genus
Magnolia
Sweetbay Magnolia-Facts
SE USA Native (swamps)
American Basswood-Family
Tiliaceae
American Basswood-Genus
Tilia
American Basswood-Facts
buds edible/good for honey
Crabapple-Family
Rosaceae
Crabapple-Genus
Malus
Crabapple-Facts
Edible with sugar added
Cigar Tree-Family
Bignoniaceae
Cigar Tree-Genus
Catalpa
Cigar Tree-Facts
Fruit makes sedative
Sweetgum-Family
Altingiaceae
Sweetgum-Genus
Liquidambar
Sweetgum-Facts
Leaves crush remove mosquito bite itching
Dayflower-Family
Commelinaceae
Dayflower-Genus
Commelina
Dayflower-Facts
Edible Leaves
Eastern Hemlock-Family
Pinaceae
Eastern Hemlock-Genus
Tsuga
Eastern Hemlock-Facts
E USA, needles fall off
White Pine-Family
Pinaceae
White Pine-Genus
Pinus
White Pine-Facts
Tea and candy made from young needles
White Dipladenia-Family
Apocynaceae
White Dipladenia-Genus
Mandevilla
White Dipladenia-Facts
Highly toxic sap
White Clover-Family
Fabaceae
White Clover-Genus
Trifolium
White Clover-Facts
Edible Cooked