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<p>species?</p>

species?

Prunus tomentosa… Nnking cherry

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<p>species?</p>

species?

prunus tomentosa… Nanking cherry

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Rugose

Wrinkled or sunken viens

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Prunus tomentosa

Edible. The sweetest of the sour cherries

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Prunus tenella… Russian Almond

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Prunus tenella… Russian almond

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Are Prunus tomentosa buds simple or compound? Leaves?

Compound buds with 3+ buds per node. Simple leaves with petioles and hairy stipules

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<p>Are Prunus tomentosa flowers perfect or imperfect?</p>

Are Prunus tomentosa flowers perfect or imperfect?

Perfect. Solitary or multiple

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<p>Are Prunus tenella flowers perfect or imperfect?</p>

Are Prunus tenella flowers perfect or imperfect?

Perfect and are found either single or in groups of 3

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<p>Are Prunus tenella nuts edible?</p>

Are Prunus tenella nuts edible?

No

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Prunus x cistena… Purple Leaved Sandcherry

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Prunus besseyi… Western Sandcherry

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Shrubs native to SK

Prunus besseyi/Western Sandcherry,

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What is Prunus besseyi most often used for

Breeding programs

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<p>What inflouresence shape does Prunus besseyi have</p>

What inflouresence shape does Prunus besseyi have

Corymb

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<p>Are the fruit of Prunus besseyi edible?</p>

Are the fruit of Prunus besseyi edible?

Yes

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<p>Species</p>

Species

Prunus x cerasis… Dwarf U of S Sour Cherry

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What is the Dwarf U of S Sour Cherry a cross between?

EU sour cherry x Mongolian cherry

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What is unique about the buds on Prunus x cerasis

New growth have single buds, old growth have multi buds

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<p>Are the cherries of Prunus x cerasis edible?</p>

Are the cherries of Prunus x cerasis edible?

Yes, they are sour/tart and are prolific producers

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Prunus triloba ‘multiplex’… Double flowering plum

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What is unique about the flowering of Prunus triloba ‘multiplex’

it only flowers for 10 days and doesn’t produce fruit. Double flowering, 3 lobes

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Prunus x nigrella ‘muckle’… muckle plum

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Caragana arborescens… common caragana

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Is the common caragana suckering

no

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What family is the Caragana in?

Fabaceae

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What is unique about the young bark of Caragana arborescens?

It is olve green and has splitting/ridges on the bark

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<p>Unique about Caragana arborenscens stipules</p>

Unique about Caragana arborenscens stipules

They come in doubles

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<p>What species is this and what is the feature pointed at</p>

What species is this and what is the feature pointed at

Caragana arborenscens, mucronate (short spine at apex)

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<p>What is unique about Caragana arborescens flowers</p>

What is unique about Caragana arborescens flowers

born off of spurs, edible. legume shaped flower

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Caragana aborescens ‘Sutherland"‘

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Caragana arborescens ‘Lorbergii’… Fernleaf caragana

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Caragana arborescens ‘Pendula’… weeping caragana

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Caragana arborescens… weeping cutlead caragana

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What are the weeping caragana forms grafted onto?

common caragana standard

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Caragana frutex ‘globosa’… Globe caragana

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<p>Globe caragana leaf?</p>

Globe caragana leaf?

Even pinnate compound leaf with 4 leaflets that appear palmate. Sharp stipules and often mucronate tip

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Caragana pygmaea… Pygmy Caragana

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Caragana aurantiaca var Koehne… dward caragana

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What are apomixes?

asexual propogation via seeds. genetically identical to itself

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Cotoneaster lucidus/ Cotoneaster acutifolius var lucidus… pecking or hedge cotoneaster

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Cotoneaster lucidus/ Cotoneaster acutifolius var lucidus… pecking or hedge cotoneaster

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What do Pecking/Hedge Cotoneaster berries grow on? are they edible?

Spurs which form on older growth. No

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What is unique about Pecking/Hedge Cotoneaster petioles?

They are pubescent. So are the buds

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What disease is common on hedge Cotoneasters and what are the signs of infection?

Fireblight. it will turn red early in the season (around july) and then brown in the fall and will die

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Cotoneaster integerrimus… European Cotoneaster

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Cononeaster integerrimus… European Cotoneaster

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Best way to ID Cotoneaster integerrimus?

Arching braches

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New growth of Cotoneaster integerrimus?

Pubescent and brown

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What type of fruit does Cotoneaster have and is it edible?

Pome (has a retained calyx). it is not edible

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Cotoneaster adpressus… creeping cotoneaster

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Halimodendron common name

Siberian Salt Bush

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Halimodendrom halodendron

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Halimodendrom halodendrom

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Halimodendron halodndron

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What differentiates Halimodendron from Caragana

Halimodendron is much more armoured:

  • spiky leafy stipules

  • sharp spiny stipules

  • leaf rachis remains on the leaf after leaf falls and is sharp

  • mucronate

  • pink/purple flower


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What family is Halimodendron from?

Fabaceae

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Shepherdia common name

Buffaloberry/ Silver Buffaloberry

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Shepherdia argentea

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Shepherdia argentea

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Is Shepherdia argentea monoecious or dioecious?

Dioecious but both sexes can be found on the same plant, but not in equal proportions

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Are the flowers of Shepherdia argentea complete?

No, they have sepals instead of petals

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Are th leaves of Shepherdia argentea covered in hair or scales?

both

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Are the fruit of Shepherdia argentea edible?

yes

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What is the issue regarding certian Berberis species?

Federal government reccomends preventing the movement of certian species of Berberis into Sask and Alberta due to them hostinga disease called stem rust

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Why is Stem rust important to keep out of sask and alberta?

It attacks cereal crops and we are the largest producers

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What species of Berberis host stem rust?

Berberis thunbergii and Berberis thunbergia x Berberis koreana hybrids

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Berberis thunbergii

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Berberis thunbergii

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What defence does Berberis thunbergii have

1-3 spines per node

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Berberis thunbergii inflourescence type

1-3 umbels per node (other species have raceme)

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Berberis vulgaris

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Are Berberis thunbergii leaves simple or compound?

Simple on short spurs

<p>Simple on short spurs</p>
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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Berberi thunbergii ‘Carousel’

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Berberi thunbergii “Rose Glow”

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<p>Why is Euonymus alatus called wingd burning bush?</p>

Why is Euonymus alatus called wingd burning bush?

Because of its corky growth (wings) emerging from the stem

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<p>What happened to this Euonymus alatus bush?</p>

What happened to this Euonymus alatus bush?

Winterkill

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Euonymus alatus… Winged Burning Bush

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Describe the fruit on the Winged burning bush

The fruit capsule is red and it opens and the orange seed dangles from it

<p>The fruit capsule is red and it opens and the orange seed dangles from it</p>
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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Euonymus nanus var Turkistanicus

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Euonymus nanus var Turkistanicus… Dwarf Burning Bush/ Dwarf Euonymus

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What is unique about the lifecycle of Euonymus nanus var Turkistanicus?

It is deciduous and partly evergreen (can be broadleafed evergreen that are narrow but not quite needle)

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What is unique about the buds/leaves of Euonymus nanus var Turkistanicus?

They can be opposite, alternate, or whorled

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What is unique about the leaves of Euonymus nanus var Turkistanicus?

They can turn red/purple in autumn and either shed or regreen in the spring.

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Forsythia ovata ‘Northern Gold"‘

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<p>Species?</p>

Species?

Forsythia ovata ‘Northern Gold’

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What is the best ID for Forsythia Ovata ‘Northern Gold"‘

The hollow or chambered plith and the fact that is it ususally first to flower in the spring