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Tree Identification

Tree Identification

Tree Identification. American elm Ulmaceae Ulmus americana.

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Tree Identification

Tree Identification

Tree Identification . Forestry Career Development Event. Deciduous Trees. Trees that losses their leaves in the Fall. Simple Leaves. American Beech. American Hornbeam. Smooth bark that looks like muscles. Black Cherry. Most likely will have black spots on leaves. Black Tupelo.

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Buds and Leaves

Buds and Leaves

Buds and Leaves. Understanding Vegetative Morphology. Buds. Buds are short embryonic stems. In angiosperms, buds are found at the nodes, in the leaf axil, or at the end of a stem. Buds are especially useful for identifying twigs in winter condition.

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Psilotum

Psilotum

Psilotum. This seedless vascular plant has only stems. It does not have any leaves or roots. The small green extensions on the stems are scales, simple flaps of tissue lacking any vascular tissue. Lycopodium. An example of one of the lycophytes (Div. Lycophyta). Div. Sphenophyta.

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Forestry ID

Forestry ID

Forestry ID. 2 nd 9 weeks. ID Test #8. Chestnut Oak Quercus prinus Live Oak Quercus virginiana Post Oak Quercus stellata Southern Red Oak Quercus falcata White Oak Quercus alba. Chestnut Oak- Quercus prinus. shallowly lobed with 10-15 rounded lobes on each margin

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PLANTS

PLANTS

PLANTS. TERMINOLOGY. LIFESPAN. BIENNIAL : live 2 yrs. ANNUAL : live < 1 yr. PERENNIAL : live > 2 yrs. GROWTH FORMS. GRASS. FORB/HERB : not woody. SHRUB : woody, small. SUCCULENT : stores water in tissue. TREE : woody, tall. FLOWERS. Sex organ of plant From modified leaves

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Are these leaves lobed or unlobed? What type of margin does this leaf have?

Are these leaves lobed or unlobed? What type of margin does this leaf have?

Are these leaves lobed or unlobed? What type of margin does this leaf have? What is the structure called that the arrow is pointed to?. 4. Use your key to identify this plant. (Hint: the leaves are alternate). 5. Use your book to identify which type of oak this is.

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Habit shrubs or trees

Habit shrubs or trees

Rosidae II. Aceraceae -- the maple family (2/120; Mostly New and Old World temperates, plus tropics of s.e. Asia). Habit shrubs or trees Leaves palmately-veined, simple or palmately or pinnately compound leaves, opposite ; estipulate

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