Observations by bio6cynthia

This is an evergreen tree. Its stem has two colours; grey at the bottom and brownish yellow at the top. Its branches are also brownish yellow with scaly texture. Its leaves (needles) are green and spirally arranged. It has dark brown/black cones, which when spread has a pyramidal shape. There were 3 of such plants in the area observed.

It is a tall tree with a grey bark with vertical ridges and horizontal fissures. Its leaves are heart-shaped and serrated and are alternately arranged. Small yellow buds were observed, which could be indicative of flowers and/or fruits. Its branches grow in an upward pattern. There were 2 of such trees in the area.

This tree has a tall, dark grey bark with deep fissures. Its leaves are triangular, coarsely toothed and have flattened stems. It is a deciduous tree. The tree's crown is pyramidal -although not sharply so, with the lower branches spreading over a wide area. This specie is relatively dense in the area observed.

It has red/orange berry-like fruits. Its leaves are oppositely arranged and are lobed (or toothed) and deciduous. It has white flowers with 5 petals. Its bark and branches look like twigs and it has several stumps. Only one plant of this specie was seen.