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Win With Wood Tree Identification

This guide provides detailed identification characteristics for several key tree species, including Silver Maple, Black Walnut, and American Sycamore. Learn to distinguish between trees with alternate and opposite leaf arrangements as well as their leaf shapes and structures. Trees covered include Virginia Pine, Honey Locust, Redbud, Elm, Eastern Hemlock, and more. Whether you're a novice or an expert, this guide will enhance your ability to identify trees in your environment by highlighting unique traits such as leaf formation and growth patterns.

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Win With Wood Tree Identification

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  1. Win With Wood Tree Identification

  2. Silver Maple

  3. black walnut Alternate – compound – lacks terminal leaflet

  4. American Sycamore Alternate – simple - not a maple

  5. Virginia pine Conifer with two needles to the bundle

  6. honey locust Alternate – compound – with thorns

  7. Redbud Alternate and heart shaped

  8. Elm Alternate – unequal base - simple

  9. Eastern Hemlock Conifer with flat needles and two white lines underneath

  10. Kentucky coffee tree Alternate – compound – bi-pinnately

  11. Red Cedar Conifer with flat scaled needles

  12. Dog Wood Opposite – simple – showy flowers in spring – leaf veins follow margin

  13. White Oak Alternate – simple – rounded lobes

  14. Red Maple Opposite – simple – serrated and “v” in margin

  15. Sweet Gum Alternate – simple and star shaped

  16. White Pine Conifer with five needles per bundle

  17. yellow-poplar Alternate – simple – tulip profile

  18. Red Oak Alternate – simple – bristle tipped

  19. Black Locust Alternate – compound – leaflets size of nickel

  20. Sassafras Alternate – simple – three shapes found on any one tree

  21. Sugar Maple Opposite – simple – “u” formation in lobe

  22. Cucumber Tree Alternate – simple - large

  23. Black Cherry Alternate – simple – serrated edge

  24. Pignut Hickory Alternate – compound

  25. White Ash

  26. Bald Cypress

  27. Bass Wood(Linden)

  28. American Beech

  29. Blackgum

  30. Catalpa

  31. Chestnut Oak

  32. Loblolly Pine

  33. Birch

  34. Downy Serviceberry

  35. American Chestnut

  36. Mulberry

  37. Cottonwood

  38. Pawpaw

  39. Persimmon

  40. Spruce

  41. Sumac

  42. Chestnut

  43. Shortleaf Pine

  44. Slide 2 – silver maple 3 – 4 – black walnut 5 – American sycamore 6 – Virginia pine 7 – honey locust 8 – redbud 9 – elm 10 – eastern hemlock 11 – Kentucky coffee tree 12 – red cedar 13. ------ 14 – 15 – dogwood 16 – white oak 17 – red maple 18 – sweet gum 19 – white pine 20 – 21 – yellow-poplar 22 – red oak 23 – black locust 24 – sassafras 25 – sugar maple 26 – cucumber tree 27 – black cherry 28 – pignut hickory Answer Key

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