Dendrology Field ID (Pictures)

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A Wild Cherry Tree (Alternate, simple leaves, small purple-black cherry. Scratch bark and smell it, kind of like nuts/cherries; black flaky bark)

<p>A Wild Cherry Tree (Alternate, simple leaves, small purple-black cherry. Scratch bark and smell it, kind of like nuts/cherries; black flaky bark) </p>
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An Eastern White Pine Tree (5 needles per fascicle; blocky and black bark)

<p>An Eastern White Pine Tree (5 needles per fascicle; blocky and black bark)</p>
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A Black Walnut Tree (Leaf scar resembles the face of a monkey; alternate (on branch), pinnately compound (picture) leaf, dark brown bark with deep narrow furrows and thin ridges)

<p>A Black Walnut Tree (Leaf scar resembles the face of a monkey; alternate (on branch), pinnately compound (picture) leaf, dark brown bark with deep narrow furrows and thin ridges) </p>
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A White Ash Tree (Opposite (on branch), pinnately compound (picture) leaves-7 to 11 leaflets, bark has tight interlacing diamond shaped pattern of ridges and furrows, cork colored when scraped)

<p>A White Ash Tree (Opposite (on branch), pinnately compound (picture) leaves-7 to 11 leaflets, bark has tight interlacing diamond shaped pattern of ridges and furrows, cork colored when scraped) </p>
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A Trumpet Creeper Vine (opposite (branch) and pinnately compound (picture) leaves-7 to 11 leaflets, rootlets that are spaced out, ellongated fruit pods, and bright orange trumpet shaped flowers)

<p>A Trumpet Creeper Vine (opposite (branch) and pinnately compound (picture) leaves-7 to 11 leaflets, rootlets that are spaced out, ellongated fruit pods, and bright orange trumpet shaped flowers) </p>
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A Boxelder Tree (opposite (on branch) and pinnately compound (picture) leaf-3 to 7 leaflets, bark that is deeply furrowed, helicopter-like seeds)

<p>A Boxelder Tree (opposite (on branch) and pinnately compound (picture) leaf-3 to 7 leaflets, bark that is deeply furrowed, helicopter-like seeds) </p>
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A Poinson-Ivy Vine (Alternate, 3 leaves, aerial roots, with yellow-white berries)

<p>A Poinson-Ivy Vine (Alternate, 3 leaves, aerial roots, with yellow-white berries)</p>
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A Spicebush Shrub (Alternate, simple leaf bright red fruit, lemon or spicy odor when you crush a leaf, with white lenticels (gashes) on the bark/twigs)

<p>A Spicebush Shrub (Alternate, simple leaf bright red fruit, lemon or spicy odor when you crush a leaf, with white lenticels (gashes) on the bark/twigs)</p>
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An Eastern Redbud Tree (Alternate, simple, heart-shaped leaf, margins entire (no “teeth”), twigs zigzag, bark red-brown and scaly)

<p>An Eastern Redbud Tree (Alternate, simple, heart-shaped leaf, margins entire (no “teeth”), twigs zigzag, bark red-brown and scaly)</p>
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An Autumn Olive Shrub (Alternate, simple leaf, entire margins, twigs are covered with silver speckles, green on top and silver on bottom)

<p>An Autumn Olive Shrub (Alternate, simple leaf, entire margins, twigs are covered with silver speckles, <u>green on top and silver on bottom</u>)</p>
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A Flowering Dogwood Tree (opposite, oval leaf, bark is alligator skin-like, fruit is bright red)

<p>A Flowering Dogwood Tree (opposite, oval leaf, bark is alligator skin-like, fruit is bright red)</p>
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A Sycamore Tree (Alternate, simple, large, thick leaf, bark is peeling and scaly)

<p>A Sycamore Tree (Alternate, simple, large, thick leaf, bark is peeling and scaly)</p>
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A Wild Grape Vine (Alternate, simple, heart-shaped, serrated margin leaf, twisted tendrils, no rootlets present, clusters of purple to black berries)

<p>A Wild Grape Vine (Alternate, simple, heart-shaped, serrated margin leaf, twisted tendrils, no rootlets present, clusters of purple to black berries) </p>
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A Tulip, or Yellow-Poplar, Tree (Alternate, entire margins, leaf looks like a fox or a cat, “duck bill” buds, bark interlacing in a diamond pattern)

<p>A Tulip, or Yellow-Poplar, Tree (Alternate, entire margins, leaf looks like a fox or a cat, “duck bill” buds, bark interlacing in a diamond pattern)</p>
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A Green Ash Tree (Opposite (on branch), pinnately compound (picture) leaf-7 to 9 leaflets, margins slightly serrate, thinner than White Ash, bark similar to White Ash; best way to tell the difference is based off of the leaves)

<p>A Green Ash Tree (Opposite (on branch), pinnately compound (picture) leaf-7 to 9 leaflets, margins slightly serrate, thinner than White Ash, bark similar to White Ash; best way to tell the difference is based off of the leaves)</p>
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A Sassafras Tree (Alternate, simple, entire margin leaf, blue fruit on top of a red “stalk”)

<p>A Sassafras Tree (Alternate, simple, entire margin leaf, blue fruit on top of a red “stalk”)</p>