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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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Tree Identification

Tree Identification. Name this tree. Chestnut Oak. Name this tree. American Beech. Name this tree. Black Gum. Name this tree. Black Birch. Name this tree. Red Maple. FALL. SPRING. Name this tree. Hemlock. Name this tree. Black Cherry. Name this tree. White Oak. Name this tree.

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Tree ID 1

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Forestry

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Forestry Tree Identification

Forestry Tree Identification. By: Johnny M. Jessup FFA Advisor/Agriculture Teacher. American Holly. Ash. Beech. Birch. Black Cherry. Black Gum. Black Locust. Black Oak. Black Walnut. Chestnut Oak. Cottonwood. Cypress. Dogwood. Elm. Hemlock. Hickory. Loblolly Pine.

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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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Trees of Pennsylvania

Trees of Pennsylvania. Identification Project. Eastern Redbud. Common Sassafras. American Beech. Paper Birch. American Elm. Red Mulberry. Northern Red Oak. Chestnut Oak. White Oak. American Chestnut. Sycamore. Tulip Tree. Black Locust. Shagbark Hickory. Black Walnut.

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Native Trees of Georgia

Native Trees of Georgia. Created by the Emanuel County Institute. DESCRIPTION Leaves 6 to 9 inches long Bark on young trees dark in color and deeply furrowed Perhaps the fastest growing southern pine. USES Used in construction Interior and exterior finish Used for pulp.

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Native Trees of Georgia

Native Trees of Georgia. Created by the Emanuel County Institute. DESCRIPTION Leaves 6 to 9 inches long Bark on young trees dark in color and deeply furrowed Perhaps the fastest growing southern pine. USES Used in construction Interior and exterior finish Used for pulp.

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Medicinal Plants

Medicinal Plants. Tree Photographs taken at Russell Cave National Monument Bridgeport, Alabama. Native American doctors, called medicine men, used trees, flowers, and other plant parts to cure sicknesses. These plants are called medicinal plants .

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Water Oak

Water Oak. Chestnut Oak. Post Oak. Overcup Oak. White Oak. Blackjack Oak. Willow Oak. Bluejack Oak. Live Oak. Laurel Oak. NorthernRed Oak. Scarlet Oak. Black Oak. Cherrybark Oak. Southern Red Oak. Turkey Oak.

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Case Study 1: Distribution and Abundance of Tree Species Along Climate Gradients

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Case Study: Distribution and Abundance of Tree Species Along Climate Gradients

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Wood utilization associated with subsistence living

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