Dendro Ex 2 - Noah Copy

Of a. negundo, O. virginiana, N. sylvatica, r. psuedoacacia. s albidum which does not root sprout

Ostrya virginiana

Drought tolerant subcanopy

Ostrya virginiana

Besides p deltoides, broken branches root readily in riparian moist soils

Salix nigra

Which has greater life expectancy quercus alba or velutina

Quercus alba

Two devestating diseases limit planting of once most pop street tree

Ulmus americana

Wilted foliage of this species can be fatal to livestock

Prunus serotina

Most valuable hardwood in NA

Juglans nigra

Conifer sprouts at base and along bole

Pinus rigida

Var. inermis used for planting

Gleditsia triacanthos

which is used for tight cooperage

Quercus alba

Widely regarded as best maple for landscape

Acer rubrum

this red oak is known for its deep taproot and tolerance of poor dry sandy hillsides

Quercus velutina

Does Quercus Macrocarpa have great longevity

Yes

Allelopathic species with serious canker disease

Juglans cinerea

Wood of this tree is aromatic, durable, and naturally resistant to moths

Juniperus virginiana

Quercus palustris or Quercus macrocarpa which takes 2 years to grow

Quercus palustris

Fixes atmospheric nitrogen

Robinia psuedoacacia

Does A. rubrum basal sprout

Yes

J. virginia basal sprout

No

P. serotina basal sprout

Yes

T. americana basal sprout

Yes

P. rigida basal sprout?

Yes

Reproduces by fragmentation and rooting in riparian areas

Salix nigra

Of white oaks, best adapted to dry condition

Quercus macrocarpa

Raw ripe fruit loved by wildlife and people

Diaspyros virginiancae

Floodplain tree regarded as fastest growing in NA

Populus deltoides

Only conifer in central hardwood forest

Juniperus virginiana

Intolerant pioneer on poor drained clay wet soil Q. spp

Quercus palustris

Widely dist. maple

Acer negundo

G. triacanthos root sprout?

Yes

N. sylvatica root sprout

Yes

P. serotina root sprout

yes, but mostly basal sprout

R. psuedoacacia root sprout?

Yes

S. albidum root sprout?

Yes

Q. rubra seed go thru cold strat?

Yes

A. saccharinum root sprout

yes

P. deltoides root sprout

Yes but not much

S. nigra root sprout

Yes

commonly planted red oak

Quercus palustris

Fraxinus americana shade tol.

Tolerant

Highly prized timber and honey, used to make rope

Tilia americana

Intolerant, site sensitive, pioneer on undisturbed soils

Liriodendron tulipifera

Liriodendron age and size

400 yrs, 11 ft

Carya ovata disease problem?

No

Root suckering tree often with hollow bole used by insects and wildlife

Nyssa sylvatica

Used for piping thanks to hollow bole in the syracuse salt production

Nyssa sylvatica

Only member of pecan in northDe

Carya cordiformis

Acer rubrum and this spp. hybridize

Acer saccharinum

At least one of two fatal disease kils this species eventually

Fraxinus americana

Site sensitive understory tree limited

Cornus florida

Most ecologically similar to M. acuminiata

Anthracanose kills this very large hardwood that occurs on alluvial poorly drained sites

Platanus occidentalis

Most common oak in prarie

Quercus macrocarpa

Most aggresive on xeric (dry) sites hickroy

Carya ovata

Best wood of this valuable hardwood comes from southwestern ny and nw pa

Prunus serotina

Wet oak

Quercus palustris

Dry oak

Quercus velutina

Shade leaves and sun leaves

Quercus velutina

One of tallest american hardwoods, possibly widest

Platanus occidentalis

Most valuable red oak for timber

Quercus rubra

Red oak which is not useful for timber for a feature that also gives it the common name

Quercus palustris

Salix nigra Shade

Intolerant

Salix nigra role and site

pioneer, floodplain

State tree of Conneticut, ill. and MD

Quercus Alba

Least site sensitive juglans

Juglans cinerea

Root suckers produce leaves used for gumbo

Sassafras albidum

Fatal to livestock after wilting

prunus serotina

Most valueable lumber Q. red

Quercus rubra

Hybridized with orientalis to produce xacerfolia

Platanus occidentalis

What are the two subcanopy trees

Cornus florida and Ostrya virginiana

Threatened by thousand cankers

Juglans nigra

The inermis decorative var. produces thorned suckers when it root sprouts

Gleditsia triacanthos

Largest and longest lived of floodplain trees

Platanus occidentalis

Bseball bat wood

Fraxinus americana

Golf clib wood

Diaspyros virginiana