briantrotter's Identifications

Medium sized tree. Heart shaped leaves. Seeds in

Creeping woody vine, fruits cream colored with bright orange seeds.

Coumpound winged leaf with characteristic sumac fruit type.

Serrated leaf with approximately 5 degree cant between leaf petioles. Smooth grey bark.

Identified by large leaves with heteroplastic characteristics. Inner lobes of leaves had notch. Confirmed via Google images and teaching specimens.

Identified by leaf shape (parsley-like), and by vivid red, globose fruit. Confirmed via Google Images and teaching specimen.

Identified by prickles on stems and pinnately compound leaves. Confirmed via Google Images and Field Guide

Identified by oppositely arranged saw-toothed leaves with clusters of purple berries surrounded the stems. Confirmed through Google Images and Smith's Key.

Identified by odor of leaf when crushed, and by heteroblastic leaf shape, and alternate leaf arrangement. Confirmed via teaching specimen at ASU, Google Images and Smith's Key

Mostly identified by large pod and compound, toothed, leaves. Plant was growing on chainlink fence by itself but still within proximity to other plants.

Identified via veins that curve to margins, opposite leaf arrangement and ripe, red drupes arranged in cluster. Leaves were red, experiencing fall color change.

Identified by long, black legumes and several thorns erupting from bark. Confirmed via Google Images.

identified by alternate leafs but primarily by the fruit, which is a large berry. Confirmed via Google Images.

Identified by oppositely arranged with a stout leaf and globose fruit arranged in a cluster.

Located by the ASU pavilion along lake. Identified by small reddish inflorescence an leaves which were oppositely arranged in a whorl pattern. Confirmed with Smith's key and Google Images.

small 10-15ft tree, leaves starting to drop, red berries clustered on and around stem, leaves are obovate, alternate with spur shoots.

Tall tree 20-30m, pine cones present, 2-3 fascicles, bark on branches rough, leaves are longer that the shortleaf pine, evergreen, bark with deep indentions vertically not laterally.

vine, at top of old Gleditsia sp., fruit present, black berries, numurous, small, large leaf grape like. lower side of leaves have spider like venation,

simple leaves, black berry like fruit, leaves somewhat lighter green, lenticils on bark, leaves serrate margins