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Norway Spruce (Picea abies)

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apietrocini

Date

September 19, 2015

Description

Friends house. Also found one at my house, but is dying. Tall and branches drooped. Needles were dark green and single borne.

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Pines, Spruces, Larches, and Allies (Subfamily Pinoideae)

Observer

apietrocini

Date

September 19, 2015

Description

Neighbors yard. Looked almost blue and short. Needles are single borne and about 1 inch.

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Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus)

Observer

apietrocini

Date

September 19, 2015

Description

Grandparents backyard. Tall and sturdy. 5 needles in a bundle and soft. Bark almost has a red or purple in the cracks.

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Catalpas (Genus Catalpa)

Observer

apietrocini

Date

September 19, 2015

Description

On St. Route 303.Fully grown, leaves very large. Opposite leaf structure and not teeth or lobes alone the margin of leaf.

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American Elm (Ulmus americana)

Observer

apietrocini

Date

September 19, 2015

Description

Grandparents back yard. Not that tall, might not have been fully grown. Surrounded in a kind of marshy area. Leaves toothed and lop-sided.

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Bitternut Hickory (Carya cordiformis)

Observer

apietrocini

Date

September 12, 2015

Description

My backyard. Pinnately compound, alternate, and had nuts on it. Was pretty tall.

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White Mulberry (Morus alba)

Observer

apietrocini

Date

September 12, 2015

Description

Neighbors backyard. I'm not quite sure if it was fully grown yet based off the size of tree and trunk. Leaves were hairless and shiny.

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Buckeyes and Horse-Chestnuts (Genus Aesculus)

Observer

apietrocini

Date

September 12, 2015

Description

Neighbors tree, not that tall. Opposite, pinnately compound, and irregularly toothed.

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Pin Oak (Quercus palustris)

Observer

apietrocini

Date

September 12, 2015

Description

Very tall and straight. In my grandparent's backyard. Bark was a grayish brown. Alternate leaf structure.

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Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum)

Observer

apietrocini

Date

September 12, 2015

Description

Old sugar maple tree in our yard. About 50 feet, opposite leaf arrangement, and toothed. They tap the trees along our street for maple syrup every year.

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