Dendrology Twice Introduced Trees So Far (to Doc's & Darren's groups)

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Rhus aromatic

fragrant sumac

Family: Anacardiaceae

<p>fragrant sumac</p><p>Family: Anacardiaceae</p>
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Rhus glabra

smooth sumac

Family: Anacardiaceae

- Glabrous Leaves

<p>smooth sumac</p><p>Family: Anacardiaceae</p><p>- Glabrous Leaves</p>
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Toxicodendron radicans

poison-ivy

Family: Anacardiaceae

<p>poison-ivy</p><p>Family: Anacardiaceae</p>
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Asimina triloba

pawpaw

Family: Annonaceae

<p>pawpaw</p><p>Family: Annonaceae</p>
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Betula nigra

river birch

Family: Betulaceae

<p>river birch</p><p>Family: Betulaceae</p>
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Betula papyrifera

paper birch

Family: Betulaceae

- Not listed on the tree list, but was shown in lab

<p>paper birch</p><p>Family: Betulaceae</p><p>- Not listed on the tree list, but was shown in lab</p>
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carpinus caroliniana

American hornbeam

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musclewood

Family: Betulaceae

<p>American hornbeam</p><p>or</p><p>musclewood</p><p>Family: Betulaceae</p>
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Ostrya virginiana

eastern hophornbeam

or

ironwood

Family: Betulaceae

- Sturdy wood

<p>eastern hophornbeam</p><p>or</p><p>ironwood</p><p>Family: Betulaceae</p><p>- Sturdy wood</p>
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Campsis radicans

trumpet-creeper

Family: Bignoniaceae

- Giant fruit

- Vine type of tree

<p>trumpet-creeper</p><p>Family: Bignoniaceae</p><p>- Giant fruit</p><p>- Vine type of tree</p>
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Catalpa bignonioides

southern catalpa

Family: Bignoniaceae

- not really common enough to worry about

<p>southern catalpa</p><p>Family: Bignoniaceae</p><p>- not really common enough to worry about</p>
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Catalpa speciosa

northern catalpa

Family: Bignoniaceae

- Only catalpa in MO

<p>northern catalpa</p><p>Family: Bignoniaceae</p><p>- Only catalpa in MO</p>
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Celtis occidentalis

hackberry

Family: Cannabaceae

Distinguish:

- Leaves have serration mainly toward the end

- Uneven leaf base

- Thick, Warty ridged bark all the way up

<p>hackberry</p><p>Family: Cannabaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Leaves have serration mainly toward the end</p><p>- Uneven leaf base</p><p>- Thick, Warty ridged bark all the way up</p>
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Celtis laevigata

sugarberry

Family: Cannabaceae

Distinguish:

- Warty bark does not go all the way up

- "Zig-Zag" leaf arrangement

- Normally serrated

<p>sugarberry</p><p>Family: Cannabaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Warty bark does not go all the way up</p><p>- "Zig-Zag" leaf arrangement</p><p>- Normally serrated</p>
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Lonicera mackii

bush honeysuckle

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Amur honeysuckle

Family: Caprifoliaceae

- Invasive and Everywhere!

- Hollow Twig

<p>bush honeysuckle</p><p>or</p><p>Amur honeysuckle</p><p>Family: Caprifoliaceae</p><p>- Invasive and Everywhere!</p><p>- Hollow Twig</p>
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Sambucus canadensis

American elder

or

elderberry

Family: Caprifoliaceae

- Wine berry

<p>American elder</p><p>or</p><p>elderberry</p><p>Family: Caprifoliaceae</p><p>- Wine berry</p>
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Symphoricarpos orbiculatus

Coralberry

or

buckbrush

Family: Caprifoliaceae

<p>Coralberry</p><p>or</p><p>buckbrush</p><p>Family: Caprifoliaceae</p>
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Vibarnum prunifolium

blackhaw

Family: Caprifoliaceae

<p>blackhaw</p><p>Family: Caprifoliaceae</p>
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Vibarnum rufidulum

rusty blackhaw

Family: Caprifoliaceae

- Orbicular opposite leaves, with red ones in the Fall

- Buds rust colored and rounder than blackhaw

- Alligator bark

- 18' at most

<p>rusty blackhaw</p><p>Family: Caprifoliaceae</p><p>- Orbicular opposite leaves, with red ones in the Fall</p><p>- Buds rust colored and rounder than blackhaw</p><p>- Alligator bark</p><p>- 18' at most</p>
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Eunymus atropurpureus

eastern wahoo

Family: Celastraceae

- Red bursts in Fall

<p>eastern wahoo</p><p>Family: Celastraceae</p><p>- Red bursts in Fall</p>
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Eunonymus fortunei

wintercreeper

Family: Celastraceae

- Decorative, Extensively used in landscaping

- Covers Floor

- Invasive and Everywhere!

<p>wintercreeper</p><p>Family: Celastraceae</p><p>- Decorative, Extensively used in landscaping</p><p>- Covers Floor</p><p>- Invasive and Everywhere!</p>
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Cornus drummondii

roughleaf dogwood

Family: Cornaceae

- Dogwood with Small buds and wavy leaf edges

<p>roughleaf dogwood</p><p>Family: Cornaceae</p><p>- Dogwood with Small buds and wavy leaf edges</p>
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Cornus florida

flowering dogwood

Family: Cornaceae

- Those Buds!

<p>flowering dogwood</p><p>Family: Cornaceae</p><p>- Those Buds!</p>
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Nyssa sylvatica

blackgum

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black tupelo

Family: Cornaceae

<p>blackgum</p><p>or</p><p>black tupelo</p><p>Family: Cornaceae</p>
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Diospyros virginiana

common persimmon

Family: Ebenaceae

- Alligator Scale Bark

<p>common persimmon</p><p>Family: Ebenaceae</p><p>- Alligator Scale Bark</p>
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Elaeagnus umbellata

autumn-olive

Family: Elaeagnaceae

- Invasive and Everywhere!

<p>autumn-olive</p><p>Family: Elaeagnaceae</p><p>- Invasive and Everywhere!</p>
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Cercis canadensis

eastern redbud

Family: Fabaceae

- Popular for landscaping

- Lots of beanpod fruit

- Heart Shaped Leaves

<p>eastern redbud</p><p>Family: Fabaceae</p><p>- Popular for landscaping</p><p>- Lots of beanpod fruit</p><p>- Heart Shaped Leaves</p>
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Cladrastis kentukea

yellowwood

Family: Fabaceae

<p>yellowwood</p><p>Family: Fabaceae</p>
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Gleditsia triacanthos

honeylocust

Family: Fabaceae

- On Campus will not have thorns, instead it will have very Scaly bark

<p>honeylocust</p><p>Family: Fabaceae</p><p>- On Campus will not have thorns, instead it will have very Scaly bark</p>
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Gymnocladus dioicus

Kentucky coffeetree

Family: Fabaceae

- Giant bean pods

- Salmon inner bark

- Bi-pinnately compound leaves

<p>Kentucky coffeetree</p><p>Family: Fabaceae</p><p>- Giant bean pods</p><p>- Salmon inner bark</p><p>- Bi-pinnately compound leaves</p>
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Robinia pseudoacacia

black locust

Family: Fabaceae

- good for watershed management

- Bluish green leaves

- Zig-zag sticks

- Pair of thorns at each node.

<p>black locust</p><p>Family: Fabaceae</p><p>- good for watershed management</p><p>- Bluish green leaves</p><p>- Zig-zag sticks</p><p>- Pair of thorns at each node.</p>
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Quercus abla

white oak

Family: Fagaceae

Distinguish:

- Finger leaves

- White bark all up the branches

- Buds are red

<p>white oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Finger leaves</p><p>- White bark all up the branches</p><p>- Buds are red</p>
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Quercus bicolor

swamp white oak

Family: Fagaceae

Distinguish:

- Dark top of leaf, light bottom

- Branches are flaky as well

- Clustered redish/brown buds

- Hairy acorn cap

- Long acorn peduncel

<p>swamp white oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Dark top of leaf, light bottom</p><p>- Branches are flaky as well</p><p>- Clustered redish/brown buds</p><p>- Hairy acorn cap</p><p>- Long acorn peduncel</p>
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Quercus coccinea

scarlet oak

Family: Fagaceae

<p>scarlet oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p>
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Quercus imbricaria

shingle oak

Family: Fagaceae

oak with magnolia leaves

<p>shingle oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>oak with magnolia leaves</p>
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Quercus lyrata

overcup oak

Family: Fagaceae

<p>overcup oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p>
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Quercus macrocarpa

burr oak

Family: Fagaceae

distinguish:

- Giant acorns, big hairs on cap

- Fiddle/violen leaves

- No red terminal buds

- Stout yellow/brown twigs with warty edges

<p>burr oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>distinguish:</p><p>- Giant acorns, big hairs on cap</p><p>- Fiddle/violen leaves</p><p>- No red terminal buds</p><p>- Stout yellow/brown twigs with warty edges</p>
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Quercus muehlenbergii

chinkapin oak

Family: Fagaceae

Distinguish:

- Alternate leaf arrangement

- Sharp toothed leaf, pointed forward

- Buds are clustered at the top

Site info:

- Lime stone ridges, SW facing slope, High PH soil

<p>chinkapin oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Alternate leaf arrangement</p><p>- Sharp toothed leaf, pointed forward</p><p>- Buds are clustered at the top</p><p>Site info:</p><p>- Lime stone ridges, SW facing slope, High PH soil</p>
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Quercus palustris

pin oak

Family: Fagaceae

Distinguish:

- Branches low and dead, not self pruning

- Large leaf sinuses

- Flat small acorn

- Bean pole tree

- No or little ski tracks up tree

<p>pin oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Branches low and dead, not self pruning</p><p>- Large leaf sinuses</p><p>- Flat small acorn</p><p>- Bean pole tree</p><p>- No or little ski tracks up tree</p>
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Quercus phellos

willow oak

Family: Fagaceae

- Looks like a willow, but not really

<p>willow oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>- Looks like a willow, but not really</p>
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Quercus rubra

northern red oak

Family: Fagaceae

Distinguish:

- Sharp pointed leafs, taper down in the middle

- Buds are pointed and red brown

- Twigs are moderately brown and new growth will be red brown

- Acorns are barrel shape, barely

- Will be a pinkish red (salmon) when bark is carved into

Site info:

- open well drained soils

<p>northern red oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Sharp pointed leafs, taper down in the middle</p><p>- Buds are pointed and red brown</p><p>- Twigs are moderately brown and new growth will be red brown</p><p>- Acorns are barrel shape, barely</p><p>- Will be a pinkish red (salmon) when bark is carved into</p><p>Site info:</p><p>- open well drained soils</p>
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Quercus shumardii

Shumard oak

Family: Fagaceae

- Acorn is heaviest at the top

- No ski tracks all the way up the tree bark

<p>Shumard oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>- Acorn is heaviest at the top</p><p>- No ski tracks all the way up the tree bark</p>
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Quercus stellata

post oak

Family: Fagaceae

- Cruciform leaves

<p>post oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p><p>- Cruciform leaves</p>
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Quercus velutina

black oak

Family: Fagaceae

<p>black oak</p><p>Family: Fagaceae</p>
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Liquidambar styraciflua

sweetgum

Family: Hamamelidaceae

- Big, star leaves

- Spiky gumball

<p>sweetgum</p><p>Family: Hamamelidaceae</p><p>- Big, star leaves</p><p>- Spiky gumball</p>
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Carya cordifomis

bitternut hickory

Family: Juglandaceae

mustard-yellow bud

<p>bitternut hickory</p><p>Family: Juglandaceae</p><p>mustard-yellow bud</p>
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Carya illinoinensis

pecan

Family: Juglandaceae

- 9-17 compound leaves

- falcate leaves ,Scythe shape

- prefer wet spots

- 4 wing pecan nut

<p>pecan</p><p>Family: Juglandaceae</p><p>- 9-17 compound leaves</p><p>- falcate leaves ,Scythe shape</p><p>- prefer wet spots</p><p>- 4 wing pecan nut</p>
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Carya laciniosa

shellbark hickory

Family: Juglandaceae

<p>shellbark hickory</p><p>Family: Juglandaceae</p>
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Carya ovata

shagbark hickory

Family: Juglandaceae

- "Dairy Queen" bud

- 5 leaf leaflets

- Can peel 2 foot strip off of bark

<p>shagbark hickory</p><p>Family: Juglandaceae</p><p>- "Dairy Queen" bud</p><p>- 5 leaf leaflets</p><p>- Can peel 2 foot strip off of bark</p>
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Juglans nigra

eastern black walnut

Family: Juglandaceae

Distinguish:

- Compound leaves

- Green walnut

- Greatly etched bark, dark inner bark

<p>eastern black walnut</p><p>Family: Juglandaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Compound leaves</p><p>- Green walnut</p><p>- Greatly etched bark, dark inner bark</p>
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Lindera benzoin

spicebush

Family: Lauraceae

<p>spicebush</p><p>Family: Lauraceae</p>
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Sassafras albidum

sassafras

Family: Lauraceae

-Dino Leaves

<p>sassafras</p><p>Family: Lauraceae</p><p>-Dino Leaves</p>
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Magnolia acuminata

cucumbertree

Family: Magnoliaceae

<p>cucumbertree</p><p>Family: Magnoliaceae</p>
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Magnolia grandiflora

southern magnolia

Family: Magnoliaceae

Distinguish:

- Melon fruit

- Underside of leaf is velvet and rust colored

- Giant wavy leaves

<p>southern magnolia</p><p>Family: Magnoliaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Melon fruit</p><p>- Underside of leaf is velvet and rust colored</p><p>- Giant wavy leaves</p>
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Magnolia virginiana

sweetbay

Family: Magnoliaceae

- Bay Leaf

<p>sweetbay</p><p>Family: Magnoliaceae</p><p>- Bay Leaf</p>
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Liriodendron tulipifera

yellow-poplar, tulip-poplar, tuliptree

Family: Magnoliaceae

Distinguish:

- Tulip/ hippo foot shaped leaf

- Baby corn looking fruit

<p>yellow-poplar, tulip-poplar, tuliptree</p><p>Family: Magnoliaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Tulip/ hippo foot shaped leaf</p><p>- Baby corn looking fruit</p>
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Morus rubra

red mulberry

Family: Moraceae

- Dinner Plate Leaves

<p>red mulberry</p><p>Family: Moraceae</p><p>- Dinner Plate Leaves</p>
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Maclura pomifera

Osage-orange

or

Bois D'arc

or

hedgeapple

Family: Moraceae

<p>Osage-orange</p><p>or</p><p>Bois D'arc</p><p>or</p><p>hedgeapple</p><p>Family: Moraceae</p>
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Fraxinus americana

white ash

Family: Oleaceae

- Stipule scars are horseshoe shaped

<p>white ash</p><p>Family: Oleaceae</p><p>- Stipule scars are horseshoe shaped</p>
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Fraxinus pennsylvanica

green ash

Family: Oleaceae

- Stipule scars are not horseshoe shaped, D-Shaped

<p>green ash</p><p>Family: Oleaceae</p><p>- Stipule scars are not horseshoe shaped, D-Shaped</p>
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Fraxinus quadrangulata

blue ash

Family: Oleaceae

- square stick

<p>blue ash</p><p>Family: Oleaceae</p><p>- square stick</p>
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Platanus occidentalis

American sycamore

Family: Platanaceae

Distinguish:

- White upper bark

- Always by wet sites

<p>American sycamore</p><p>Family: Platanaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- White upper bark</p><p>- Always by wet sites</p>
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Platanus x acerifolia

London planetree

Family: Platanaceae

- Similar to American sycamore

- generally will have 2 fruit on one stalk

<p>London planetree</p><p>Family: Platanaceae</p><p>- Similar to American sycamore</p><p>- generally will have 2 fruit on one stalk</p>
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Amelanchier arborea

downy serviceberry

Family: Rosaceae

<p>downy serviceberry</p><p>Family: Rosaceae</p>
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Crateagus species

hawthorn

Family: Rosaceae

<p>hawthorn</p><p>Family: Rosaceae</p>
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Malus species

apple

Family: Rosaceae

<p>apple</p><p>Family: Rosaceae</p>
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Prunus americana

American plum

Family: Rosaceae

- Thicket Grower

<p>American plum</p><p>Family: Rosaceae</p><p>- Thicket Grower</p>
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Prunus serotina

black cherry

Family: Rosaceae

Distinguish:

- Twigs have white lenticils

- Singly serrated leaf

- Older trees have "burnt potato chip" bark

- Matures fruit in late August

<p>black cherry</p><p>Family: Rosaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Twigs have white lenticils</p><p>- Singly serrated leaf</p><p>- Older trees have "burnt potato chip" bark</p><p>- Matures fruit in late August</p>
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Pyrus calleryana

Callery pear

Family: Rosaceae

- Invasive!

<p>Callery pear</p><p>Family: Rosaceae</p><p>- Invasive!</p>
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Rosa multiflora

multiflora rose

Family: Rosaceae

- Thorns

- Invasive!

<p>multiflora rose</p><p>Family: Rosaceae</p><p>- Thorns</p><p>- Invasive!</p>
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Rubus allegeniensis

common blackberry

Family: Rosaceae

- Thorns everywhere

<p>common blackberry</p><p>Family: Rosaceae</p><p>- Thorns everywhere</p>
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Rubus occidentalis

black raspberry

Family: Rosaceae

<p>black raspberry</p><p>Family: Rosaceae</p>
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Ptelea trifoliata

common hoptree

Family: Rutaceae

<p>common hoptree</p><p>Family: Rutaceae</p>
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Salix exigua

sandbar willow

Family: Salicaceae

- Won't See a Whole Lot

<p>sandbar willow</p><p>Family: Salicaceae</p><p>- Won't See a Whole Lot</p>
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Populus deltoides

eastern cottonwood

Family: Salicaceae

<p>eastern cottonwood</p><p>Family: Salicaceae</p>
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Acer negundo

boxelder

Family: Sapindaceae

- So many Samaras!

<p>boxelder</p><p>Family: Sapindaceae</p><p>- So many Samaras!</p>
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Acer nigrum

black maple

Family: Sapindaceae

Distinguish:

- Sticks are dark black

- Giant 3 lobed, pointy leaves

- long petiole, making leaves droop

- V-shaped samara in the Fall

Site info:

- Wet locations

<p>black maple</p><p>Family: Sapindaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Sticks are dark black</p><p>- Giant 3 lobed, pointy leaves</p><p>- long petiole, making leaves droop</p><p>- V-shaped samara in the Fall</p><p>Site info:</p><p>- Wet locations</p>
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Acer platanoides

Norway maple

Family: Sapindaceae

- Invasive!

<p>Norway maple</p><p>Family: Sapindaceae</p><p>- Invasive!</p>
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Acer rubrum

red maple

Family: Sapindaceae

Distinguishing:

- Opposite leaf arrangement

- Simple, sharp pointed, leaf normally with three lobes

- Slender twigs, new growth will be a dark red

- Buds: Obtuse, blunt tips, 2-4 pairs of scales

Site info:

- Mainly on campus, not normally in Missouri woods

<p>red maple</p><p>Family: Sapindaceae</p><p>Distinguishing:</p><p>- Opposite leaf arrangement</p><p>- Simple, sharp pointed, leaf normally with three lobes</p><p>- Slender twigs, new growth will be a dark red</p><p>- Buds: Obtuse, blunt tips, 2-4 pairs of scales</p><p>Site info:</p><p>- Mainly on campus, not normally in Missouri woods</p>
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Acer saccharinum

silver maple

Family: Sapindaceae

Distinguish:

- Large, spring samaras

- Prefers wet locations

- Silver underside

- Slender leaves

- Red/brown buds

- Smells bad when broken off

<p>silver maple</p><p>Family: Sapindaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Large, spring samaras</p><p>- Prefers wet locations</p><p>- Silver underside</p><p>- Slender leaves</p><p>- Red/brown buds</p><p>- Smells bad when broken off</p>
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Acer saccharum

sugar maple

Family: Sapindaceae

Distinguish:

- Opposite leaf arrangement

- Soft maple

- Canadian flag leaf

- U-shaped samaras in the Fall

- Shade tolerant

- Bark becomes wartier with age

<p>sugar maple</p><p>Family: Sapindaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Opposite leaf arrangement</p><p>- Soft maple</p><p>- Canadian flag leaf</p><p>- U-shaped samaras in the Fall</p><p>- Shade tolerant</p><p>- Bark becomes wartier with age</p>
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Aesculus glabra

Ohio buckeye

Family: Sapindaceae

Distinguish:

-Prickly fruit

- Skunk/musky smell from leaves and stick when scratched

<p>Ohio buckeye</p><p>Family: Sapindaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>-Prickly fruit</p><p>- Skunk/musky smell from leaves and stick when scratched</p>
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Aesculus hippocastanum

horsechesnut

Family: Sapindaceae

- Opposite leaf arrangement

- Palmate compound leaf arrangement

- long petioles

- terminal buds look stick (glue sticky)

<p>horsechesnut</p><p>Family: Sapindaceae</p><p>- Opposite leaf arrangement</p><p>- Palmate compound leaf arrangement</p><p>- long petioles</p><p>- terminal buds look stick (glue sticky)</p>
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Koelreuteria paniculata

golden raintree

Family: Sapindaceae

<p>golden raintree</p><p>Family: Sapindaceae</p>
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Ribes species

gooseberry

Family: Saxifragaceae

<p>gooseberry</p><p>Family: Saxifragaceae</p>
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Ailanthus altissima

tree-of-heaven

Family: Simaroubaceae

- Super long compound leaves

- Invasive!

<p>tree-of-heaven</p><p>Family: Simaroubaceae</p><p>- Super long compound leaves</p><p>- Invasive!</p>
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Smilax species

greenbrier

Family: Smilacaceae

<p>greenbrier</p><p>Family: Smilacaceae</p>
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Staphylea trifolia

American bladdernut

Family: Staphyleaceae

<p>American bladdernut</p><p>Family: Staphyleaceae</p>
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Tilia americana

American basswood

Family: Tiliaceae

Distinguish:

- Heart shaped leaves

- Prefer wet spots

- Zig-zag twig

- Bright red buds

- Sprouts from stump

- Grey/brown hairy nut

<p>American basswood</p><p>Family: Tiliaceae</p><p>Distinguish:</p><p>- Heart shaped leaves</p><p>- Prefer wet spots</p><p>- Zig-zag twig</p><p>- Bright red buds</p><p>- Sprouts from stump</p><p>- Grey/brown hairy nut</p>
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Tilia cordata

little-leaf linden

Family: Tiliaceae

- Do not do well on campus

<p>little-leaf linden</p><p>Family: Tiliaceae</p><p>- Do not do well on campus</p>
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Ulmus americana

American elm

Family: Ulmaceae

- Rough only one way

<p>American elm</p><p>Family: Ulmaceae</p><p>- Rough only one way</p>
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Ulmus parvifolia

Chinese elm

Family: Ulmaceae

- orange and brown patched bark

- lots of tiny samaras

<p>Chinese elm</p><p>Family: Ulmaceae</p><p>- orange and brown patched bark</p><p>- lots of tiny samaras</p>
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Ulmus pumila

Siberian elm

Family: Ulmaceae

- Invasive!

<p>Siberian elm</p><p>Family: Ulmaceae</p><p>- Invasive!</p>
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Ulmus rubra

slippery elm

or

red elm

Family: Ulmaceae

- Rough both ways

<p>slippery elm</p><p>or</p><p>red elm</p><p>Family: Ulmaceae</p><p>- Rough both ways</p>
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Zelkova serratta

Japanese zelkova

Family: Ulmaceae

- coctail glass shaped tree

<p>Japanese zelkova</p><p>Family: Ulmaceae</p><p>- coctail glass shaped tree</p>
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Parthenocissus quinquefolia

Virginia creeper

Family: Vitaceae

- Vine tree

- 5 Palmate leaflets

<p>Virginia creeper</p><p>Family: Vitaceae</p><p>- Vine tree</p><p>- 5 Palmate leaflets</p>
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Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgo

Family: Ginkgoaceae

-Brilliant pale yellow fall foliage

-short and flat terminal bud present

<p>Ginkgo</p><p>Family: Ginkgoaceae </p><p>-Brilliant pale yellow fall foliage </p><p>-short and flat terminal bud present </p>