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Tree Photos - All Trees Flashcards

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popcorn tree

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Leaf 3-6” long

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sweet-shrub

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yaupon

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blackberry

Rubus argutus

Rosaceae

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Carolina ash

Fraxinus caroliniana

Oleaceae

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Japanese stilt grass

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tulip-poplar

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slash pine

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maple-leaf viburnum

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dawn-redwood

Metasequoia glyptostroboides

Cupressaceae

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Osage-orange

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slash pine

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sycamore

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tulip-poplar

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river cane

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blackberry

Rubus argutus

Rosaceae

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swamp pepperbush

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laurel oak

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mockernut hickory

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Oriental bittersweet

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poison-ivy

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ginkgo

Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgoaceae

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green ash

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pawpaw

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Japanese honeysuckle

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boxelder

Acer negundo

Aceraceae

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scarlet oak

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western redcedar

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Table-mountain pine

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pecan

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river birch

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eastern hemlock

Tsuga canadensis

Pinaceae

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white oak

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live oak

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pear

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pond pine

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Petiole attached to leaf,

white line on underside

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eastern hemlock

Tsuga canadensis

Pinaceae

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dogwood

Cornus florida

Cornaceae

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Douglas-fir

Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii

Pinaceae

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black willow

Salix nigra

Salicaceae

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dawn-redwood

Metasequoia glyptostroboides

Cupressaceae

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dogwood

Cornus florida

Cornaceae

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sugarberry

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laurel oak

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post oak

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sand post oak

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Virginia pine

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longleaf pine

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redbud

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baldcypress

Taxodium distichum var. distichum

Cupressaceae

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Bark with spines for some time, then larger trees become shallowly furrowed

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devil’s walking stick

Aralia spinosa

Araliaceae

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ironwood

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storax

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winged elm

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downy arrowwood

Viburnum rafinesquianum

Caprifoliaceae

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honeylocust

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paulownia

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red maple

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post oak

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laurel cherry

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Oriental bittersweet

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storax

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swamp blackgum

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Table-mountain pine

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black willow

Salix nigra

Salicaceae

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nut pine

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post oak

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tulip-poplar

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lespedeza (bicolor)

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Bark separated into irregular shallow fissures and scaly ridges

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catalpa

Catalpa speciosa

Bignoniaceae

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elaeagnus

Elaeagnus pungens

Elaeagnaceae

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Leyland cypress

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loblolly pine

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redwood

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mockernut hickory

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redbud

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swampbay

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fringetree

Chionanthus virginicus

Oleaceae

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strawberry bush

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Texas red oak

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western white pine

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white oak

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rusty blackhaw

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red mulberry

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winterberry

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Thick, fibrous, heavily ridged and furrowed

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black locust

Robinia pseudoacacia

Fabaceae

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baldcypress

Taxodium distichum var. distichum

Cupressaceae

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pecan

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red maple

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red hickory

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rhododendron

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water oak

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Fruit

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beech

Fagus grandifolia

Fagaceae

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lespedeza (bicolor)

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lespedeza

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sweetleaf

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Table-mountain pine

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muscadine

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jasmine

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shagbark hickory

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Japanese stilt grass

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dog-hobble

Leucothoe fontanesiana

Ericaceae

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pecan

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Texas red oak

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Leaf 10-22 inches long,

leaflettes 1-2 inches long

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Chinaberry

Melia azedarach

Meliaceae

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loblollybay

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northern red oak

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witch-hazel

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hazelnut

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autumn-olive

Elaeagnus umbellata

Elaeagnaceae

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pondcypress

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maple-leaf viburnum

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pitch pine

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Small tree

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Chinaberry

Melia azedarach

Meliaceae

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devil’s walking stick

Aralia spinosa

Araliaceae

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white ash

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Shumard oak

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Shrub

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azalea

Rhododendron sp.

Ericaceae

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Carolina ash

Fraxinus caroliniana

Oleaceae

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oakleaf hydrangea

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pin oak

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redwood

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Milky white, smooth and gray.

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American holly

Ilex opaca

Aquifoliaceae

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sawtooth oak

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bladdernut

Staphylea trifolia

Staphyleaceae

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eastern hemlock

Tsuga canadensis

Pinaceae

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pignut hickory

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spicebush

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hard maple

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sweetleaf

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Fruit

2-3 inches in diameter

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Chinese chestnut

Castanea mollissima

Fagaceae

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rusty blackhaw

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ponderosa pine

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southern magnolia

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shagbark hickory

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Fruit

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catalpa

Catalpa speciosa

Bignoniaceae

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Japaneses honeysuckle

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shagbark hickory

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tree-of-heaven

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yaupon

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Fruit

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American elm

Ulmus americana

Ulmaceae

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pawpaw

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sweet-shrub

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ginkgo

Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgoaceae

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sycamore

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witch-hazel

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multiflora rose

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Fruit

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blue spruce

Picea pungens

Pinaceae

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Douglas-fir

Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii

Pinaceae

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soft maple

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10-24 leaflets, 12-24” long

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black walnut

Juglans nigra

Juglandaceae

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ironwood

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silky dogwood

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poison-ivy

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Virginia creeper

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102
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dwarf pawpaw

Asimina parviflora

Annonaceae

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sand post oak

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smilax

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yaupon

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hard maple

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mountain laurel

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serviceberry

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lamb-kill

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108
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red elm

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overcup oak

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redwood

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sweetgum

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live oak

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elderberry

Sambucus canadensis

Caprifoliaceae

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hazelnut

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red maple

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117
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Douglas-fir

Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii

Pinaceae

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multiflora rose

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118
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Fruit

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Atlantic whitecedar

Chamaecyparis thyoides

Cupressaceae

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musclewood

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120
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glossy privet

Ligustrum lucidum

Oleaceae

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Shrub

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beautyberry

Euonymus americanus

Celastraceae

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muscadine

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swamp pepperbush

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lespedeza (cuneata)

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mimosa

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pondcypress

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lespedeza (bicolor)

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sand post oak

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winterberry (verticillata)

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scarlet oak

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post oak

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storax

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honeylocust

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Dark with no ski trails

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black oak

Quercus velutina

Fagaceae

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blackberry

Rubus argutus

Rosaceae

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silverling

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shortleaf pine

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turkey oak

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Small to medium tree

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dwarf hackberry

Celtis tenuifolia

Ulmaceae

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loblollybay

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sweetleaf

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red elm

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winged elm

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141
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Large shrub or small tree, bark breaking up into small square plates

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blackhaw

Viburnum prunifolium

Caprifoliaceae

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blueberry

Vaccinium sp.

Ericaceae

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142
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spruce pine

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eastern redcedar

Juniperus virginiana

Cupressaceae

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winter grape

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huckleberry

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lespedeza (cuneata)

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red maple

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149
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Sterigma

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Engelmann spruce

Picea engelmannii

Pinaceae

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150
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pitch pine

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silverling

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Virginia creeper

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Thick ridges, deep furrows, shaggy

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black willow

Salix nigra

Salicaceae

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laurel oak

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silky dogwood

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Virginia creeper

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chestnut oak

Quercus montana

Fagaceae

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sugar pine

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lamb-kill

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159
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Flaky bark

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blue spruce

Picea pungens

Pinaceae

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American chestnut

Castanea dentata

Fagaceae

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devil’s walking stick

Aralia spinosa

Araliaceae

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Twigs may have thorns

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Callery pear

Pyrus calleryana

Rosaceae

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sugarberry

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165
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spruce pine

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166
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kudzu

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hybrid white oak

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169
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winged sumac

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171
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Small teeth all around leaf

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gallberry

Ilex coriacea

Aquifoliaceae

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trumpet creeper

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174
Q
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dogwood

Cornus florida

Cornaceae

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loblolly pine

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jasmine

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bladdernut

Staphylea trifolia

Staphyleaceae

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New growth sticks up straight out of shrub,

can be shrub, small tree or climbing

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elaeagnus

Elaeagnus pungens

Elaeagnaceae

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multiflora rose

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paulownia

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willow oak

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white pine

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sweetbay

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183
Q
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cross-vine

Bignonia capreolata

Bignoniaceae

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184
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maple-leaf viburnum

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swamp pepperbush

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hard maple

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Q
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ginkgo

Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgoaceae

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Evergreen leaves, dirty underneath

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devilwood

Osmanthus americanus

Oleaceae

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190
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sparkleberry

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1 1/2 to 3 inches long

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gallberry

Ilex coriacea

Aquifoliaceae

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redwood

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194
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trumpet creeper

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western hemlock

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196
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hybrid white oak

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sweetbay

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tree-of-heaven

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strawberry bush

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Q
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gallberry

Ilex coriacea

Aquifoliaceae

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Q
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loblolly pine

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Small to medium tree

A

Callery pear

Pyrus calleryana

Rosaceae

205
Q
A

scarlet oak

205
Q
A

shagbark hickory

206
Q
A

strawberry bush

207
Q
A

red spruce

208
Q
A

trumpet creeper

209
Q
A

black walnut

Juglans nigra

Juglandaceae

209
Q
A

winterberry

210
Q
A

white oak

211
Q
A

sassafras

212
Q
A

trembling aspen

213
Q
A

catalpa

Catalpa speciosa

Bignoniaceae

214
Q
A

winged sumac

216
Q

Shrub

A

azalea

Rhododendron sp.

Ericaceae

216
Q
A

staggerbush

217
Q
A

swamp chestnut oak

218
Q
A

painted buckeye

219
Q
A

sand laurel oak

220
Q

Twining vine with tendrils, leaves mostly at the top

A

cross-vine

Bignonia capreolata

Bignoniaceae

220
Q
A

spicebush

222
Q
A

dwarf hackberry

Celtis tenuifolia

Ulmaceae

222
Q
A

Oriental bittersweet

223
Q

Evergreen,

transluscent veins

A

glossy privet

Ligustrum lucidum

Oleaceae

224
Q

Fruit

A

Atlantic whitecedar

Chamaecyparis thyoides

Cupressaceae

224
Q
A

painted buckeye

224
Q
A

popcorn tree

226
Q
A

ironwood

228
Q
A

cherrybark oak

Quercus pagoda

Fagaceae

229
Q
A

overcup oak

231
Q
A

mockernut hickory

232
Q
A

pond pine

234
Q
A

boxelder

Acer negundo

Aceraceae

235
Q
A

umbrella tree

236
Q

Fruit

1 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches long

A

giant sequoia

Sequoiadendron giganteum

Cupressaceae

237
Q
A

ponderosa pine

238
Q
A

red hickory

240
Q
A

musclewood

242
Q

Fruit

1/2 to 3/4 inches long

scales loose on edges of cap

A

black oak

Quercus velutina

Fagaceae

242
Q
A

staggerbush

243
Q
A

Osage-orange

244
Q

Hairs on underside

A

black oak

Quercus velutina

Fagaceae

244
Q
A

dog-hobble

Leucothoe fontanesiana

Ericaceae

244
Q
A

kudzu

244
Q
A

southern red oak

244
Q
A

trembling aspen

245
Q
A

black locust

Robinia pseudoacacia

Fabaceae

246
Q
A

pawpaw

248
Q

Fruit

3/4 inches long

A

blackjack oak

Quercus marilandica

Fagaceae

248
Q
A
250
Q
A

hazelnut

252
Q
A

live oak

253
Q
A

Japanese honeysuckle

255
Q
A

northern red oak

256
Q
A

white ash

257
Q
A

popcorn tree

257
Q
A

swamp cyrilla

259
Q
A

elaeagnus

Elaeagnus pungens

Elaeagnaceae

260
Q
A

swampbay

261
Q
A

willow oak

263
Q

Stack of pancakes at the bud

A

blackhaw

Viburnum prunifolium

Caprifoliaceae

265
Q
A

ironwood

266
Q

Bark becomes finely scaly

A

devilwood

Osmanthus americanus

Oleaceae

267
Q
A

Norway spruce

268
Q
A

privet

268
Q
A

river cane

270
Q

3 leaflets 2-4 inches long

A

bladdernut

Staphylea trifolia

Staphyleaceae

271
Q
A

bitternut hickory

Carya cordiformis

Juglandaceae

272
Q
A

fringetree

Chionanthus virginicus

Oleaceae

272
Q
A

pignut hickory

274
Q
A

green ash

274
Q
A

river birch

274
Q
A

winged sumac

276
Q
A

ginkgo

Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgoaceae

278
Q
A

blackjack oak

Quercus marliandica

Fagaceae

280
Q
A

Leyland cypress

282
Q
A

blackgum

Nyssa sylvatica

Cornaceae

282
Q
A

white pine

283
Q
A

sweetgum

284
Q
A

overcup oak

284
Q
A

winterberry (verticillata)

285
Q
A

black cherry

Prunus serotina

Rosaceae

287
Q
A

beech

Fagus grandifolia

Fagaceae

288
Q
A

southern arrowwood

289
Q
A

waxmyrtle

290
Q
A

pitch pine

291
Q
A

loblollybay

292
Q
A

silverling

293
Q
A

pignut hickory

294
Q
A

winged elm

295
Q
A

southern arrowwood

297
Q
A

muscadine

298
Q
A

red mulberry

298
Q
A

swamp cyrilla

300
Q

Medium shrub

A

autumn-olive

Elaeagnus umbellata

Elaeagnaceae

300
Q
A

dwarf pawpaw

Asimina parviflora

Annonaceae

302
Q
A

musclewood

303
Q

Tiny, thick leaves

A

creeping blueberry

Vaccinium crassifolium

Ericaceae

304
Q
A

storax

306
Q
A

dogwood

Cornus florida

Cornaceae

307
Q
A

smooth alder

308
Q
A

swamp chestnut oak

309
Q
A

sparkleberry

309
Q
A

white mulberry

310
Q
A

privet

310
Q
A

white ash

310
Q
A

winged elm

311
Q

Nearly evergreen, bronze-red in winter

A

cross-vine

Bignonia capreolata

Bignoniaceae

312
Q
A

soft maple

313
Q
A

swampbay

315
Q
A

beech

Fagus grandifolia

Fagaceae

317
Q
A

inkberry

317
Q
A

northern red oak

319
Q
A

Engish ivy

Hedera helix

Araliaceae

319
Q
A

persimmon

320
Q

4 to 7 inches long,

1 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches wide

A

dwarf pawpaw

Asimina parviflora

Annonaceae

322
Q
A

pear

324
Q
A

mockernut hickory

325
Q
A

inkberry

326
Q
A

mimosa

327
Q
A

smooth alder

328
Q
A

Sitka spruce

330
Q
A

mistletoe

331
Q
A

rusty blackhaw

332
Q
A

smooth alder

333
Q
A

yellow bamboo

335
Q

Fruit

A

baldcypress

Taxodium distichum var. distichum

Cupressaceae

336
Q
A

Osage-orange

337
Q
A

scarlet oak

338
Q
A

willow oak

339
Q
A

paulownia

340
Q
A

sourwood

342
Q

Medium shrub

A

elderberry

Sambucus canadensis

Caprifoliaceae

342
Q
A

mockernut hickory

344
Q

Fruit

2-4” long, red-brown seeds

A

black locust

Robinia pseudoacacia

Fabaceae

346
Q

Dark, cobbled bark, typically poor form

A

blackjack oak

Quercus marilandica

Fagaceae

348
Q
A

Leyland cypress

349
Q

Fruit

1 to 1 1/2 inches

Scales at 90 degree angle, longer than they are wide

A

Carolina hemlock

Tsuga caroliniana

Pinaceae

350
Q

Shrub to small tree

Dark bark becomes somewhat furrowed

with reddish scales

A

fringetree

Chionanthus virginicus

Oleaceae

352
Q
A

laurel oak

353
Q
A

rusty blackhaw

354
Q
A

turkey oak

355
Q
A

willow oak

357
Q
A

poison-ivy

358
Q

Shrub to small tree

A

fringetree

Chionanthus virginicus

Oleaceae

359
Q
A

turkey oak

360
Q

Fibrous, gray or reddish.

A

Atlantic whitecedar

Chamaecyparis thyoides

Cupressaceae

361
Q
A

white ash

362
Q
A

downy arrowwood

Viburnum rafinesquianum

Caprifoliaceae

364
Q
A

pitch pine

365
Q
A

cherrybark oak

Quercus pagoda

Fagaceae

366
Q

Fruit

3/4 inch long

A

eastern hemlock

Tsuga canadensis

Pinaceae

367
Q
A

swamp blackgum

368
Q

Fruit

1 1/2 to 3 inches long

A

Engelmann spruce

Picea engelmannii

Pinaceae

368
Q
A

Texas red oak

369
Q
A

serviceberry

370
Q

Fruit

A

Douglas-fir (var. glauca)

Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca

Pinaceae

371
Q
A

persimmon

373
Q
A

blackhaw

Viburnum prunifolium

Caprifoliaceae

374
Q
A

sourwood

376
Q
A

oakleaf hydrangea

377
Q
A

sweet-shrub

379
Q
A

jasmine

380
Q

Gray with white furrows

A

bladdernut

Staphylea trifolia

Staphyleaceae

380
Q
A

inkberry

381
Q

4 corner states

Leaves green or bluish

A

blue spruce

Picea pungens

Pinaceae

383
Q
A

sassafras

385
Q
A

Norway spruce

386
Q
A

spruce pine

387
Q
A

trumpet creeper

389
Q
A

Chinese chestnut

Castanea mollissima

Fagaceae

391
Q
A

Chinese chestnut

Castanea mollissima

Fagaceae

392
Q
A

shortleaf pine

393
Q
A

red hickory

394
Q
A

swamp chestnut oak

395
Q
A

silky dogwood

396
Q
A

laurel cherry

398
Q
A

pignut hickory

399
Q
A

water oak

401
Q
A

blackgum

Nyssa sylvatica

Cornaceae

402
Q
A

mistletoe

403
Q
A

soft maple

405
Q
A

privet

406
Q
A

tulip-poplar

407
Q
A

sweetleaf

409
Q
A

lodgepole pine

409
Q
A

paulownia

411
Q
A

Chinese chestnut

Castanea mollissima

Fagaceae

413
Q
A

lespedeza (cuneata)

414
Q
A

mistletoe

415
Q
A

sawtooth oak

416
Q
A

inkberry

417
Q

6-8 ft. shrub

A

dwarf pawpaw

Asimina parviflora

Annonaceae

418
Q
A

waxmyrtle

420
Q
A

maple-leaf viburnum

421
Q
A

painted buckeye

422
Q
A

river cane

424
Q
A

musclewood

425
Q
A

laurel cherry

426
Q
A

pear

427
Q
A

huckleberry

428
Q
A

yaupon

429
Q
A

elderberry

Sambucus canadensis

Caprifoliaceae

430
Q

Fruit

1/2 inch long

A

cherrybark oak

Quercus pagoda

Fagaceae

431
Q
A

slash pine

432
Q
A
433
Q
A

sweetgum

434
Q

Vine bark finely scaly with longitudinal splits

A

cross-vine

Bignonia capreolata

Bignoniaceae

435
Q
A

swamp cyrilla

437
Q
A

huckleberry

439
Q
A

longleaf pine

440
Q
A

red elm

441
Q

Shrub

A

beautyberry

Euonymus americanus

Celastraceae

443
Q
A

sassafras

444
Q
A

trembling aspen

446
Q
A

lespedeza (cuneata)

448
Q
A

honeylocust

449
Q
A

rhododendron

450
Q
A

kudzu

451
Q
A

staggerbush

453
Q

Silver underside

A

autumn-olive

Elaeagnus umbellata

Elaeagnaceae

454
Q
A

yellow bamboo

455
Q
A

swamp chestnut oak

456
Q
A

sweetbay

458
Q
A

river birch

459
Q
A

winterberry

460
Q
A

redbud

462
Q
A

persimmon

463
Q
A

Engelmann spruce

Picea engelmannii

Pinaceae

463
Q
A

honeylocust

464
Q
A

glossy privet

Ligustrum lucidum

Oleaceae

465
Q

Bark with interlacing corky ridges

forming obvious diamonds

A

green ash

Fraxinus pennsylvanica

Oleaceae

467
Q
A

popcorn tree

468
Q
A

white mulberry

469
Q
A

poison-ivy

471
Q
A

Norway spruce

473
Q
A

red mulberry

474
Q
A

sassafras

474
Q
A

spicebush

475
Q

Sandpapery on top

A

dwarf hackberry

Celtis tenuifolia

Ulmaceae

476
Q
A

pecan

477
Q
A

Osage-orange

479
Q

Fruit

A

black walnut

Juglans nigra

Juglandaceae

480
Q
A

southern red oak

481
Q
A

boxelder

482
Q
A

Virginia creeper

483
Q
A

sourwood

483
Q
A

winterberry

485
Q
A

red spruce

486
Q
A

water oak

487
Q
A

Virginia pine

488
Q
A

strawberry bush

489
Q
A

Callery pear

Pyrus calleryana

Rosaceae

490
Q
A

sugar berry

491
Q
A

river birch

492
Q
A

umbrella tree

493
Q
A

red elm

493
Q
A

Virginia pine

495
Q
A

swamp blackgum

497
Q
A

black cherry

Prunus serotina

Rosaceae

498
Q
A

trembling aspen

500
Q
A

English ivy

Hedera helix

Araliaceae

501
Q
A

lodgepole pine

502
Q
A

sycamore

503
Q
A

rhododendron

505
Q
A

loblollybay

506
Q
A

serviceberry

507
Q

Shrub

A

beautyberry

Euonymus americanus

Celastraceae

508
Q
A

southern red oak

510
Q
A

northern red oak

511
Q

Fruit

A

American chestnut

Castanea dentata

Fagaceae

512
Q
A

winterberry (verticillata)

513
Q
A

loblolly pine

514
Q
A

hazelnut

515
Q
A

sugar pine

517
Q

Shallow interlacing ridges

Young bark is a little warty

A

boxelder

Acer negundo

Aceraceae

519
Q
A

pear

520
Q
A

privet

521
Q
A

slash pine

522
Q
A

Norway spruce

523
Q
A

sweet-shrub

525
Q
A

hawthorn

527
Q
A

black cherry

Prunus serotina

Rosaceae

528
Q
A

Carolina ash

Fraxinus caroliniana

Oleaceae

528
Q
A

southern magnolia

530
Q
A

laurel cherry

531
Q
A

Chinaberry

Melia azedarach

Meliaceae

533
Q
A

pin oak

534
Q
A

swamp blackgum

535
Q
A

swamp pepperbush

536
Q
A

witch-hazel

538
Q
A

southern arrowwood

539
Q
A

downy arrowwood

Viburnum rafinesquianum

Caprifoliaceae

540
Q
A

shortleaf pine

541
Q
A

winter grape

543
Q
A

lamb-kill

544
Q

No terminal bud

A

catalpa

Catalpa speciosa

Bignoniaceae

545
Q
A

bitternut hickory

Carya cordiformis

Juglandaceae

547
Q
A

southern red oak

548
Q
A

persimmon

549
Q
A

sand post oak

550
Q
A

staggerbush

552
Q
A

overcup oak

554
Q
A

sweetgum

555
Q

Flaky bark.

A

American elm

Ulmus americana

Ulmaceae

556
Q
A

Engelmann spruce

Picea engelmannii

Pinaceae

557
Q
A

tree-of-heaven

558
Q
A

sugarberry

559
Q
A

mountain laurel

560
Q
A

white pine

561
Q
A

tree-of-heaven

562
Q
A

water oak

563
Q

Tiny, thick leaves along the ground

A

creeping blueberry

Vaccinium crassifolium

Ericaceae

564
Q

Shrub

A

azalea

Rhododendron sp.

Ericaceae

565
Q
A

black oak

Quercus velutina

Fagaceae

566
Q

Bark/twig doesn’t brown in winter

A

dog-hobble

Leucothoe fontanesiana

Ericaceae

567
Q
A

southern arrowwood

568
Q
A

swamp cyrilla

569
Q
A

glossy privet

Ligustrum lucidum

Oleaceae

570
Q
A

redbud

572
Q

Rough on underside.

A

American elm

Ulmus americana

Ulmaceae

573
Q

Leaf tips blunt or slightly rounded,

no suction cups or woody pegs

A

Douglas-fir

Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii

Pinaceae

573
Q
A

sand laurel oak

574
Q
A

winged sumac

575
Q
A

pondcypress

576
Q

Bark smooth when young, then developing wide thick ridges that become triangular

A

chestnut oak

Quercus montana

Fagaceae

577
Q
A

sand laurel oak

578
Q
A

Virginia pine

579
Q
A

Sitka spruce

580
Q
A

silverling

581
Q
A

serviceberry

582
Q
A

sawtooth oak

583
Q
A

white oak

584
Q

Evergreen leaves, dirty underneath

1 to 2 1/2 inches long

A

devilwood

Osmanthus americanus

Oleaceae

586
Q
A

blueberry

Vaccinium sp.

Ericaceae

587
Q
A

hawthorn

588
Q
A

western hemlock

589
Q
A

winter grape

590
Q

Fruit

1” long

A

bitternut hickory

Carya cordiformis

Juglandaceae

591
Q
A

soft maple

592
Q
A

sand laurel oak

593
Q
A

waxmyrtle

594
Q
A

mimosa

595
Q
A

shortleaf pine

596
Q
A

southern magnolia

597
Q
A

Shumard oak

598
Q
A

Table-mountain pine

599
Q
A

red hickory

600
Q
A

Japanese stilt grass

602
Q
A

Callery pear

Pyrus calleryana

Rosaceae

603
Q
A

muscadine

605
Q
A

longleaf pine

606
Q
A

umbrella tree

607
Q
A

oakleaf hydrangea

608
Q
A

dawn-redwood

Metasequoia glyptostroboides

Cupressaceae

609
Q
A

sparkleberry

610
Q
A

sparkleberry

611
Q

Medium shrub

A

elderberry

Sambucus canadensis

Caprifoliaceae

612
Q

Fruit

A

eastern redcedar

Juniperus virginiana

Cupressaceae

613
Q

2 to 4 inches long,

silver with red dots underneath

A

elaeagnus

Elaeagnus pungens

Elaeagnaceae

614
Q

Fruit

1 to 1 1/2 inches long

A

chestnut oak

Quercus montana

Fagaceae

615
Q
A

swampbay

617
Q
A

spruce pine

618
Q
A

devilwood

Osmanthus americanus

Oleaceae

619
Q
A

lodgepole pine

620
Q
A

longleaf pine

622
Q
A

turkey oak

624
Q
A

green ash

625
Q
A

witch-hazel

626
Q
A

smooth alder

627
Q
A

hawthorn

628
Q

Shallowly, irregularly furrowed, blocky on older

A

blackgum

Nyssa sylvatica

Cornaceae

629
Q
A

jasmine

630
Q
A

Shumard oak

631
Q
A

hard maple

632
Q
A

dawn-redwood

Metasequoia glyptostroboides

Cupressaceae

633
Q
A

cherrybark oak

Quercus pagoda

Fagaceae

634
Q
A

multiflora rose

635
Q

Dark bark, ridged and furrowed with rough diamond pattern

A

black walnut

Juglans nigra

Juglandaceae

636
Q
A

sourwood

637
Q

Evergreen

A

American holly

Ilex opaca

Aquifoliaceae

639
Q
A

umbrella tree

640
Q
A

winter grape

641
Q
A

Japanese honeysuckle

642
Q
A

downy arrowwood

Viburnum rafinesquianum

Caprifoliaceae

643
Q
A

waxmytle

644
Q
A

white mulberry

645
Q
A

white oak

646
Q

Up to 3/4 inch in diameter,

persist through winter

A

Chinaberry

Melia azedarach

Meliaceae

647
Q

Fruit

A

Carolina hemlock

Tsuga caroliniana

Pinaceae

Dendrology Lab Final (5 decks)

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