Observations by mh3p

The leaves were deciduous, pinnately compound, alternate, and the top surfaces of the leaves were dark green. The twigs of this tree was milky and densely velvety hairy. The fruit is a clusters of drupes, dark red and looks woolly. The cluster of drupes are not hanging they are sitting upright.

The leaves were deciduous, simple and alternate, the leaves were about 5 inches long and they were coarsely toothed. The leaves were also palmately veined and the top of the leaves were a medium green. The back was reddish brown but the top of the tree was beginning to turn into white bark. The fruit was an achene that was about 1 inch thick.

The leaves were evergreen, simple and alternate. The margins were wavy and toothed giving a good indication that this was an american holly. The bark was gray and thin, predominantly smooth with a few rough patches. The fruit is a drupe and a few were shiny red but some were still a light green because they had not turned yet.

The leaves are pinnate, with five leaflets, the terminal three leaflets much larger than the lower pair. The bark is shaggy (how it got it's name) The fruit is nut with a hard, bony shell, contained in a thick, four-sectioned husk.

Willow shaped leaves, broad with an entire margin; they are bright green above, a lighter color beneath, usually hairless but sometimes downy beneath. The fruit is an acorn and almost as wide as long, with a shallow cut.

Medium sized deciduous tree . The leaves had 3 to 5 sharply pointed, often curved, bristle-tipped lobes, the central lobe long and narrow; the small number of long, narrow lobes. The base of the leaf is distinctly rounded into a bell shape and kind of lopsided. They are dark green and shiny above, and rusty and hairy below, mainly along the midrib and veins. The fruit is an acorn which is enclosed for one-third to half of its length in a flat cup. The bark is dark brownish gray with narrow, shallow ridges.

Leaves deciduous, simple, alternate, the leaf was widest in the middle, bases were wedge shaped. The bark was a light gray, broad and had scaly plates. Fruit is an acorn oblong, light brown, shining, three-quarters to an inch long; cup-shaped, enclose about one-fourth of the nut

The bark on the tree was a good indication with the blocky bark some would say it looks like alligator skin. Simple, opposite leaves, blades ovate, the bases were rounded. The fruit is a drupe and at the date of collection it was bright shiny red. Most of the drupes were in clusters of at least three.

The tree was about 25 feet tall and the bark was a reddish brown color. Simple, alternate leaves, the blades were broadly ovate, bases heart shaped also thin and papery. Fruit is a legume, flat, oblong, around 3 to 4 inches, dark brown

Leaves simple, alternate, sparsely serrate, bark gray smooth with irregular small prominent corky out growths. The twigs were brown and the lenticels were pale. The terminal bud was absent from the specimen I collected. Fruit is a drupe orange to brownish red.