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Quiz 4 Flashcards

1
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What type of fruit and from what tree?

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Drupes / Basswood

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2
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What type of fruit and from what tree?

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Samaras / Blue ash

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3
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What type of fruit and from what tree?

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Samaras / Boxelder Maple

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4
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What type of fruit and from what tree?

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Legumes / Honey locust

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5
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What type of fruit and from what tree?

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Legumes / Redbud

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6
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What type of fruit and from what tree?

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multiple of capsules / sweetgum

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7
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What type of fruit and from what tree?

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Samaras / tree of heaven

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8
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What type of fruit and from what tree?

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Samaras / Tuliptree

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9
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Why dwhy does the author recommend removing currants and gand gooseberries from the vicinity of white pines?

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To help control white pine blister rust.

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10
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Larch is an important northern timber tree, used for the following:

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Poles, posts, railroad ties

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11
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Petrides has an opinion about the suitability of fir as a Christmas tree. What is it, and why?

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It’s a good Christmas tree because it holds it’s needles

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12
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Petrides has an opinion about the suitability of hemlock as a Christmas tree. What is it, and why?

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It is a poor Christmas tree because it’s leaves fall upon drying.

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13
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Yew is poisonous, right? But something eats it, at least in part. Explain/describe both the poisonous and edible parts of yew.

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Twigs, foilage and seeds are poisonous to livestock, berries are eaten by birds, and deer and moose eat the foliage.

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14
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Petrides has an opinion about the suitability of spruce as a Christmas tree. What is it, and why?

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They are often used as Christmas trees but there needles fall off upon drying

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15
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What is the name, what does it mean, and why did it get that other name? (northern white cedar)

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Arbor vitae – means tree of life, It was used to cure the men of Jacques Cartier of disease, possibly scurvy.

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16
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Hmm. Might not be a great idea to plant cedar trees in an apple orchard. Why not?

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It’s an alternate host to apple rust. During half it’s life cycle the fungus spots apples and their leaves.

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17
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Identify this conifer.

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balsam fir

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18
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identify this conifer

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eastern hemlock

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19
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identify this conifer

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eastern hemlock

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20
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identify this conifer

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larch

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21
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identify this conifer

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redcedar

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22
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identify this conifer

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redcedar

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23
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identify this conifer

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spruce

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24
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identify this conifer

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spruce

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25
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identify this conifer

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spruce

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26
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identify this conifer

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white pine

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27
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identify this conifer

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white cedar

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28
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identify this conifer

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white cedar

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29
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identify this conifer

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yew

30
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identify this conifer

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yew

31
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american beech

32
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american sycamore

33
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black ash

34
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black locust

35
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butternut

36
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chinkapin oak

37
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ohio buckeye

38
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yellow poplar tulip tree

39
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what is the genus for yew?

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taxus

40
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what is the genus for hemlock?

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Tsuga

41
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what is the genus for pine?

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pinus

42
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what is the genus for larch?

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larix

43
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what is the genus for spruce?

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Picea

44
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what is the genus for fir?

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Abies

45
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what is the genus for northern white cedar?

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Thuja

46
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what is the genus for red cedar?

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Juniperus

47
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Flower formula for Brassicaceae

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k^4C^4A^(4+2)G^(2)

48
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Flower formula for Apiaceae (carrot)

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K^5C^5A^5G(superior ovary)^(2)

49
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Flower formula for Liliaceae

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K^3C^3A^6G^(3)

50
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Flower formula for Lamiaceae (mint)

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K^(5)C(zygomorphic)^(5)A^2or(2+2)G^(2)

51
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Flower formula for Fabaceae (Pea)

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K^(5)C(zygomorphic)^1+2+3A(9+1)G^1

52
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Flower formula Rosaceae

A

_K^5C^5A^oo_G^oo

53
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Flower formula for Ranunculaceae (buttercups)

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K^3-xC^0-ooA^ooG^oo

54
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Flower formula for asteraceae

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K^xC^(5) OR C(zygomorphic)^(5)A^5G(superior)^(2)

55
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apiaceae

56
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apiaceae

57
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asteraceae

58
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brassicaceae

59
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brassicaceae

60
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fabaceae

61
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fabaceae

62
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lamiaceae

63
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lamiaceae

64
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liliaceae

65
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liliaceae

66
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ranunculaceae

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ranunculaceae

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rosaceae

69
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rosaceae

70
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Sketch a disk flower

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