'Black oak' diaporamas de présentation

Tree Identification

Tree Identification. American Elm Ulmus americana L. Leaf margin is shorter on one side Sharply toothed margin Dark gray bark divided into flat-topped, thick ridges. American Elm Ulmus americana L. American Elm Ulmus americana L. American Elm Ulmus americana L.

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Tree Identification Using the Leaves

Tree Identification Using the Leaves. Carey Entz Watershed Specialist Lycoming County Conservation District. Wide and Flat: Alternate Arrangement. Black Gum. Red Bud. Sassafras. Bigtoothed Aspen. Quaking Aspen. American Beech. Paper Birch. Sweet Birch. Yellow Birch. Black Cherry.

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American Beech

American Beech. American Chestnut. American Elderberry. American Holly. American Honeysuckle. American Mountain Ash. Arrowwood. Autumn Olive. Bigtooth Aspen. Bittersweet. Blackberry. Black Cherry. Black Locust. Black Oak. Black Raspberry. Black Walnut. Buckwheat. Butternut.

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Species That Commonly Regenerate from New Seedlings Established after Disturbance

Yellow-poplar Sweet birch Yellow birch Black cherry Yellow pines. Species That Commonly Regenerate from New Seedlings Established after Disturbance. Red oak White oak Chestnut oak Scarlet oak Black oak Pignut hickory Mockernut hickory Bitternut hickory Other hickories. White ash

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Tree Identification

Tree Identification. VA Forest Trees. WHITE PINE. LOBLOLLY PINE. VA PINE. SHORTLEAF PINE. EASTERN RED CEDAR. BLACK WALNUT. BITTERNUT HICKORY. MOCKERNUT HICKORY. PIGNUT HICKORY. BLACK WILLOW. AMERICAN HORNBEAM. BEECH. NORTHERN RED OAK. BLACK OAK. SOUTHERN RED OAK. WHITE OAK.

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Forest Succession

Forest Succession. Forest Succession. How forests work. shade tolerance pioneers climax species forest succession. Shade Tolerance.

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Sudden Oak Death: biology and management

Sudden Oak Death: biology and management. Man. Pathogen. Hosts. Environment. Interactions. Phytophthora forest diseases:. Phytophthora ramorum : Sudden Oak Death Phytophthora kernoviae : blights & cankers, UK Phytophthora alni : Alder decline, Europe

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Sudden Oak Death: biology and management

Sudden Oak Death: biology and management. Man. Pathogen. Hosts. Environment. Interactions. Phytophthora forest diseases:. Phytophthora ramorum : Sudden Oak Death Phytophthora kernoviae : blights & cankers, UK Phytophthora alni : Alder decline, Europe

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Effects of Silvicultural Practices on Woody Vegetation

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Sudden Oak Death: Is the Sky Falling? (or why I should take INT 256)

Sudden Oak Death: Is the Sky Falling? (or why I should take INT 256). Prepared by: Mike Maguire, April 2003 Updated by: W.H. Livingston, February 2005. Web Sites. Pest Alert East: http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/pest_al/sodeast/sodeast.pdf Pest AlertWest

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Defoliators and Wood Products Pests

Defoliators and Wood Products Pests. Laboratory #3. Objectives:. To familiarize you with the variation in insects. To know and identify important defoliators and wood products pests in our forests. Insect Defoliators. Defoliation Facts.

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Henry McNab Research Forester

Environmental Gradients and Forest Composition ( Trees on the landscape ) 2007 Upland Hardwood Silviculture Training Bent Creek Experimental Forest. Henry McNab Research Forester. Lesson Plan (23 July 2007, 1300-1350).

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Tree Identification

Tree Identification. http://www.ashland-city.k12.oh.us/ahs/classes/hort/tree.bark.html. http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/commontr/index.aspx. Look at the above website to practice with some of the tree identifications.

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Black Oak Quercus Velutina L.

Black Oak Quercus Velutina L. By, Ronnie Booth. Classification. Kingdom- Plantae Subkingdom- Tracheobionta Superdivision - Spermatophyta Division- Magnoliophyta Class- Magnoliopsida Subclass- Hamamelididae Order- Fagales

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