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Botrypus virginianus - ophioglossaceae
Ophioglossaceae
more dissected than dissectum

Sceptridium dissectum - ophioglossaceae
Ophioglossaceae
dimorphic fronds
compound leaf - pinnate pinnatifid
triangular shape dissected

Lorinseria areolata - blechnaceae
Blechnaceae
sharp, alternate pinna
pinnatifid
dimorphic fronds

Onoclea sensibilis - onocleaceae
Onocleaceae
Pinnatifid
Rounded pinnae
deep crenations at base to no crenation at top
dimorphic - bb shaped

Athyrium asplenioides - athyriaceae
Athyriaceae

Parathelypteris noveboracensis - thelypteridaceae
Thelypteridaceae
pinnate-pinnatifid
âfootballâ shaped
monomorphic

Phegopteris hexagonoptera - thelypteridaceae
Thelypteridaceae
arrowhead shape
bi-pinnatifid
basal most pinnae at different angle and largest
light green color

Polystichum acrostichoides - dryopteridaceae
Dryopteridacea
Alternate
compound pinnately
green rachis
âsleighâ shaped pinna
serrated margin with bristle
reprodictive parts die first
very common

Asarum canadense - aristolochiaceae
Aristolochiacea
no varigation
clumping or running
urn-shaped, hairy flowe w/no petals
cordate shape
pubescent leaves
undulate/entire margin

Hexastylis arifolia - aristolochiaceae
Aristolochiaceae
Arrow shaped
Acavalescent (without stem) - underground/short
anice/familiar culinary scent
light green - in between veins varigation
entire margin
calyx
6 styles 12 anthers

Sanguinaria canadensis - papaveraceae
papaveraceae
red rhizome underground
lobed leaf - always rounded

Tipularia discolor - orchidaceae
Orchidaceae
Parallel margin
purple underside
single leaf

Bohemeria cylindrica - urticaceae
Urticaceae
wildly different petiole lengths
3 main veins that originate at base
coarsely toothed
opposite and alternate
tiny pom-pom flowers along stem

Collinsonia canadensis - lamiaceae
Lamiaceae
Opposite
pinnate veins
large leaves
serrated margin

Persicaria virginiana - polygonaceae
Polygonaceae - ocrea
terminal elongated infloresence
indeterminate
reduced stalk - spike-like raceme
alternate - simple
entire margin
many veins
brown sheath above leave

Impatiens capensis - balsaminaceae
Balsaminaceae
petioles of different size
rounded serrations
orange âsidewaysâ flowers

Smallanthus uvedalia - astersceae
Asteraceae
large leaves
head flower with yellow ray
alternate leaf base
pronounced lobes
opposite

Rudbeckia laciniata - asteraceae
Asteracea
basal leaves deeply pinnatifis âcompoundâ
upper leaves not as much - not compound
radiate (ray and disk)
alternate

Sanicula canadensis - apiaceae
Apiaceae
trifoliolate
spherical fruit with rounded hairs
two leaves deeply divided - looks almost like 5 leaves

Geum canadense - rosaceae
Rosaceae
Alternate
compound at base - simple at top
trifoliolate
stipules at base of each leaf
2 leafs bracts
toothed
aggregate dry fruit
persistent hardened style has kink for dispersal

Cryptotaenia canadensis - apiaceae
apiaceae
trifoliolate leaves
no stipules
compound umbel - stalks not at all same length
oblong âsunflower seedâ looking fruit
crypto - âcoffinâ shaped seed

Lysimachia ciliata - primulaceae
primulaceae
petiole has lots of hair
cordate/rounded base
alternate

Cinna arundinacea - poaceae
poaceae
Sheath - open
alternate leaves
open - soft inflorescence
no arms
silver green inflorescence

Elymus hystrix - poaceae
poaceae
alternate
open and diffuse spikelets - not dense

Arudinaria tecta - poaceae
poaceae
native bamboo
pseudo-petiole - hardened between sheath and blade
long stiff hairs at top of sheath

Microstegium vimineum - poaceae
poaceae
makes stilts to climb over other vegetation
eliptical leaf
node has a dark band
invasive

Toxicodendron radicans - anacardiacea
anacardiacea
Alternate
naked terminal bud (paintbrush like)
trifoliolate
only climbing poisonous plant we encounter

Quercus michauxii - fagaceae
fagaceae
whitish platy bark
shallow rounded lobes
cluster of terminal buds
alternate leaf arrangements

Quercus pagoda - fagaceae
greyish silvery bark
sharp lobes
veins extend and give bristle
leaves look like âpagodaâ
