rounded underground storage organ consisten of a short stem surrounded by fleshy scale leaves or leaf bases, lying dormant over winter
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corm
rounded underground storage organ consisting of a swollen stem base covered with scale leaves
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tuber
much thickened underground part of a stem or rhizome, serving as food reserve and bearing buds from which new plants arise
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fibrous roots
composed mainly of branches rather than one principle root -found in many herbaceous PERENNIALS esp grasses -are important for soil formation and fertility -may be deep to shallow
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taproot
straight tapering root growing vertically downwards and forming the center from which subsidary rootlets spring -often deep
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rhizome
continuously growing horizontal undergrounf stem which puts out lateral shoots and adventitious roots at interfals -usually shallow
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creeping (running and stolons)
a plant whose stems spread along the ground and root by means of adventitious roots -runners: creeping stems with short internodes -stolons: creeping stems with long internodes
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asteraceae (asters)
composites of many small flowers in a disk like flowerhead -ex: eutrochium spp, rudbeckia fulgida, solidago spp, liatris spicata, symphyotrichum spp
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ranunculaceae (buttercups)
dicots with 3 or more simple pistils, usually with hooked tips -ex: anemone x hybrida, clematis spp.
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poaceae (grasses)
grassy plants with knee like nodes on hollow flower stems -ex: schizachyrium scoparium, hakonechloa macra, andropogon virginicus, chasmanthium latifolium
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lamiaceae (mints)
square stalks and opposite leaves, usually aromatic -ex: pycnanthemum muticum, salvia guaranitica, monarda spp
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cyperaceae (sedges)
sedges have edges! (triangular shaped stems) -ex. carex spp
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cupressaceae (conifer, cypresses)
evergreen trees or shrubs with small scaly leavea and separate male and female cones, typically woody or leathery -ex: juniperus spp, taxodium spp, cryptomeria japonica
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fabaceae (legumes)
beans, peas, have classic pea pods, funky flower shapes -ex: senna marlandica, gleditsia triacanthos, gymnogladus dioicus
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rosaceae (roses)
usually 5 petals, serrated leaves, 5 styli -ex: physocarpus opulifolius, aronia melanocarpa, rosa rugosa
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asparagaceae (asparagus)
lots of variation, but often with central stalk, basal leaves and rooting from bulbs or corms -ex: hosta spp, yucca spp
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iridaceae (iris)
lily like flowers with leaves in a flat plane -ex: crocus imperata, iris cristata, sisyrinchium angustifolium
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what are hardiness zones
zones that predict where different plants are expected to thrive
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what are 7 things you should consider before planting
orientation, light conditions, soil moisture, other soil conditions, hydrology (where water comes from), plant size (predictable mature size), manmade structures
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what are 9 characteristics you can use to help with woody plant ID?
leaves, flower/bloom time, fruit, buds/twigs, bark, habit/size, fragrance, who is eating it
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what are 4 characteristics you can use for fern ID?
base of frond, compound, size, habitat
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what are the 3 types of fern frond bases
broad, tapering, semi tapering
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what are the 3 types of fern compounds?
once cut, twice cut, thrice cut
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what is 1 of the main differences between white oaks and red oaks?
-white oaks: leaves with rounded lobes -red oaks: leaves with pointed lobes
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what are 4 things to consider when designing with foliage?
colorful foliage, texture, fall foliage color, herbaceous evergreens
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invasive species legal definition
non native to the ecosystem under consideration -whos introduction causes (or is likely to cause) economic or enviromental harm, or harm to human health
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what are 3 ways invasive species can get here?
travel, horticulture trade, pet trade
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what are 5 problems caused by invasive species
ecosystem damage, spread easily, economic problem, supports other non natives or native pests, wildfire risk is worse
what are 6 ways humans help invasive species spread
invasive seeds/berries in birdfeeders, soil/topsoil/straw market, in seed mixes, horticultural trade, pets, vehicles
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what are 7 things people can do to help get rid of invasive plants?
-dispose of invasives carefully -check seed mixes -check to see if clothing/fur/vehicle does not have any seeds or plants -volunteer to pull out invasives -don't move material around without getting them tested -plant native plants -don't buy non native/invasive plants
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red summer plants
\-lobelia cardinalis
\-hibiscus moscheutos
\-lonicera sempervirens
\-mondarda didyma
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red fall plants
\-ceratostigma plumbaginoides
\-epimedium x rubrum
\-aronia arbutifolia
\-oxydendrum arboreum
\-quercus coccinea
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red winter plants
\-ilex cornuta
\-ilex opaca
\-ilex verticillata
\-aronia arbutifolia
\-huechra cultivargive
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3 orange summer plants
\-asclepias tuberosa
\-kniphofia uvaria
\-huechra cultivar
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3 orange fall plants
\-fothergilla gardenii
\-dryopteris erythrosora
\-diospyros virginiana3 o
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3 orange winter plants
\-andropogon virginicus
\-acer griseum
\-lagerstroemia indica
\-ilex verticillata cultivar
\-hurchra cultivar
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3 yellow summer plants
\-senna marlandica
\-rudbeckia fulgida
\-opuntia humifusa
\-hypericum “hidecote”
\-hypericum frondosum
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3 yellow fall plants
\-solidago rugosa
\-solidago flexicaulis
\-helianthus angustifolius
\-liriodendron tulipifera
\-ginkgo biloba
\-amsonia hubrichtii3
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3 yellow winter plants
\-huechra cultivar
\-chimonanhis praecox
\-hamamelis virginiana
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3 blue summer plants
\-ceratostigma plumbaginoides
\-festuca glauca
\-symphyotrichum oblongifolia
\-hypericum frondosum
\-hypericum kalmianum3 bl
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3 blue fall plants
\-ceratostigma plumbaginoides
\-festuca glauca
\-juniperus chinensis
\-juniperus virginiana
\-conoclinium coelestinum
\-schizachyrium scoparium
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3 blue winter plants
\-festuca glauca
\-cedrus atlantica “glauca”
\-cedrus deodora cultivar
\-picea pungens
\-juniperus chinensis
\-juniperus virginiana3 b
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3 purple summer plants
\-lobelia siphilitica
\-symphyotrichum novae-angliae
\-symphyotrichum oblongifolium
\-platycodon grandiflorus
\-hosta spp
\-clematis x jackmanii3 p
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3 purple fall plants
\-vernonia novaboracensis
\-vernonia lettermannii
\-conoclinium coelestinum
\-symphyotrichum novae-angliae
\-symphyotrichum oblongifolia
\-rhus aromatica “grow low”
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3 purple winter plants
\-cotinus coggygria
\-huechra cultivar
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3 pink summer plants
\-echinacea purpurea
\-phlox paniculata
\-asclepias incarnata
\-eutrochium spp
\-lagerstroemia indica
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3 pink fall plants
\-hylotelephium telephium
\-leucanthemum x superbum
\-achillea millefolium cultivar
\-lagerstroemia indica
\-camellia japonica
\-rosa “radrazz” knockout3
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3 pink winter plants
\-camellia japonica
\ unsure, only had this one in class
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flowers for birds (berries, nuts, seeds)
\-echinacea purporea
\-helianthus angustifolius
\-quercus spp
\-ilex spp
\-monarda didyma
\-monarda punctata
\-eutrochium spp
\-symphyotrichum spp
\-fagus grandifolia
\-rudbeckia fulgida
\-aronia arbutifolia
\-aronia melanocarpa
\-diospyros virginiana
\-euonymous americana
\-andropogon virginicus
\-panicum virgatum
\-rubus odoratus
\-arctostaphylos uva-ursi
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plants for hummingbirds (nectar)
\-lonicera sempervirens
\-kniphofia uvaria
\-lobelia cardinalis
\-monarda didyma
\-bignonia capreolata
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3 wet shade plants
\-metteuccia struthiopteris
\-osmunda regalis
\-illicium floridanum
\-osmundastrum cinnamomeum
\-fothergilla gardenii
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3 average shade plants
\-metteuccia struthiopteris
\-hosta spp
\-adiantum pedatum
\-hydrangea quercifolia
\-hydrangea macrophylla
\-epimedium x rubrum
\-ilex opaca
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3 dry shade plants
\-eurybia divericata
\-solidago flexicaulis
\-epimedium x rubrum
\-ilex opaca
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3 wet part shade plants
\-chelone lyonii
\-chelone glabra
\-taxodium distichum
\-lobelia cardinalis
\-lobelia siphilitica
\-carex grayi
\-fothergilla gardenii
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3 average part shade plants
\-hydrangea paniculata
\-adiantum pedatum
\-solidago flexicaulis
\-carex grayi
\-aronia arbutifolia
\-ilex opaca
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3 dry part shade plants
\-eurybia divericata
\-rhus aromatica
\-solidago flexicaulis
\-ilex opaca
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3 wet sunny plants
\-quercus palustris
\-hibiscus moscheutos
\-quercus bicolor
\-scirpus cyperinus
\-taxodium distichum
\-asclepias incarnata
\-cephalanthis occidentalis
\-vernonia novaborasensis
\-lobelia cardinalis
\-lobelia siphilitica
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3 average sunny plants
\-ceratostigma plumbaginoides
\-hylotelephium telephium
\-hypericum frondisum
\-hypericum “hidecote”
\-lobelia cardinalis
\-lobelia siphilitica
\-coreopsis verticillata
\-panicum virgatum
\-aronia arbutifolia
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3 dry sunny plants
\-quercus velutina
\-ceratostigma plumbaginoides
\-hylotelephium telephium
\-hypericum frondosum
\-hypericum “hidecote”
\-rhus aromatica “grow low”
\-comptonia peregrina
\-senna marlandica
\-achillea millefolium
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what are some things to consider for groundcover plants
\-shade tolerant in most cases
\-good for sun/slopes
\-spreads out pretty quickly, especially in slopes so it can hold the soil
\-rhizomatous roots (help it spread)
\-throws out a lot of seeds
\-low to the ground
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groundcover plants (not evergreen)
\-ceratostigma plumbaginoides
\-geum fragaroides
\-eurybia divericata
\-solidago flexicaulis
\-achillea millefolium
\-conoclinium coelestinum
\-coreopsis verticillata
\-monarda didyma
\-scutellaria incana
\-pycnanthemum muticum
\-physostegia virginiana
\-hakonchloa macra
\-dennstaedtia punctiloba
\-polystichum acrostichoides
\-rhus aromatica “grow low”
\-fothergilla gardenii
\-comptonia peregrina
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groundcover plants (semievergreen and fully evergreen)