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Cypress

A diverse group of trees and shrubs known for their durability and ability to thrive in wet environments, often with needle-like leaves and small cones.

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Juniper

Evergreen shrubs or trees with scale-like leaves, known for producing important oil and widely used in ornamental landscaping and traditional medicine.

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Mulberry

Deciduous trees known for their fruit that attracts birds and pollinators, with heart-shaped leaves that can change color with the seasons.

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Cottonwood

Fast-growing trees found near rivers and wetlands, characterized by broad, triangular leaves and important for stabilizing riverbanks and providing shade.

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Sweetgum

Deciduous tree known for star-shaped leaves that turn vibrant colors in fall and produces spiky seed balls, valued for ecological benefits and ornamental uses.

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Vitaceae (Grape Family)

Includes species such as mustang grape, which can resist certain fungal diseases; important for biodiversity and cultivation.

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Four O’Clock (Mirabilis jalapa)

A perennial plant with unique flowers that open in the evening and leaves that alternate along the stem.

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Comalinaceae

A family of flowering plants that includes species with unique reproductive structures and morphologies.

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Asparagus

A perennial vegetable known for nutrient-rich spears, prefers well-drained soil, and provides early harvests in spring.

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Apiaceae (Carrot Family)

Known for aromatic plants including carrots and celery, featuring complex flower arrangements called umbels.

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Cocculus vine

A climbing plant known for its distinctive leaves and berries, often used in traditional dishes.

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Laurel Tree (Lauraceae)

Characterized by aromatic leaves and growth ranging from shrub to tree; bay leaves used in cooking come from this family.

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Oleaceae (Olive Family)

Includes olive trees and jasmine plants, known for fruit and aromatic flowers used in culinary and medicinal applications.

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Juglandaceae (Walnut Family)

Trees characterized by compound leaves and hard-shelled nuts, some with asymmetrical leaf ends for easier field identification.

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Redbud (Cercis canadensis)

A small deciduous tree celebrated for pink flowers blooming early in spring and heart-shaped leaves providing excellent fall color.

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Fig Tree

Known for its unique fleshy fruit and internal structure that provides habitat for pollinating wasps; unique reproductive strategies.

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Ilex

Commonly known as holly, recognized for spiny leaves and bright red berries often used in holiday decorations.

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Maple genus (Acer)

Known for opposite compound leaves and sap used for syrup; notable for autumn foliage and ecological importance.

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Hackberry

Trees characterized by asymmetrical leaves and corky bark; tolerant of diverse soils and provide food for wildlife.

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Chinese Tallow (Triadica sebifera)

An invasive species with toxic seeds, used for ornamental properties but disrupts local ecosystems.

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Liliaceae

A family of flowering plants that includes lilies and onions, often bulbous with significant ecological interactions.

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Poaceae (Grass Family)

Includes major cereal crops like wheat, critical for global food security, with diverse growth forms adapted to various habitats.

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Duckweed

A small aquatic plant known for rapid growth and ability to purify water; serves as food source and plays a role in nitrogen cycling.

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Valerian

A perennial flowering plant known for sedative properties, used in herbal medicine for anxiety and sleep disorders.

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Solanaceae (Nightshade Family)

Includes important crops like tomatoes and potatoes; many members produce alkaloids that can be toxic but also have therapeutic uses.

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Rosaceae (Rose Family)

Leaves often exhibit a distinctive almond smell; many species cultivated for their beauty and fruit.

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Phagaceae (Beech Family)

Includes key forest components like oaks, known for acorns and unique leaf structures.

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Cornus family (Dogwood)

Recognized for ornamental flowers and unique fruit structures; includes shrubs and trees widely used in landscaping.

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Soap Berries

Noted for pinnately compound leaves and economic and ecological importance.

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Vitex (Chaste Tree)

Distinguished by palmately compound leaves, resembles marijuana, used in herbal medicine for menstrual health.

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Moreaceae

Includes species like bodark, used for strong wood and possesses latex properties, offering ecological benefits.

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Iris

Known for beautiful flowers and diverse species, characterized by sword-like leaves essential for gardens.

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Poly Podadaceae

A family of ferns characterized by distinct frond shapes and reproductive structures, crucial for diverse ecosystems.