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needles- scaly
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dark green, scalelike needles evergreen
reddish tinge in winter |
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| Conifer, Evergreen, Whorled Branching Pattern, Needles in Bunches of 5 |
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| pine of eastern North America having long needles in bunches of two and reddish bark Whorled |
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2 bundled, Wide V, sharp needles
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bark- light gray, deeply grooved into wide ridges w/ red peaking through
leaf- dark green w/ rough, fale green+fuzzy beneath, elliptical, toothed, 3-6" long, 1-3" wide |
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| Alternate, simple, ovate, 4 to 6 inches long, pinnately-veined, acute tip, rounded base, doubly serrate margins, somewhat soft or fuzzy |
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| alternate, toothed, not lobed, compound -diamond bark underside of leaf in whitish |
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bark- light gray, shallowly grooved into long+scaly ridges
leeaf- bright green above, white/grey below, 5-9 rounded lobes 4-9" long, 2-4" wide |
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| Evergreen needles, 1 1/2 to 3 inches long, with two stout, twisted needles per fascicle, blue-green with distinct stomatal bands. |
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| is best identified by its light green, needle like foliage found in clusters of 10 to 20. It is the only softwood that drops all its needles each fall. |
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Bark: Coarse medium-brown
Leaves: Almost circular, dark green, fine-serrated edges |
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| ID:finely toothes & found on long shoots or in groups of 3s on short shoots. tree is easily identified by the white, peeling bark. |
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| leathery, roundish leaves. white bark. |
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| Conifer, Evergreen, Whorled Branching Pattern, Needles Not in Bunches |
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| leaves' margins have 3 points (arrows); reddish bark, simple, alternate |
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| opposite arrangement, simple, 5 lobes, round sinuses, used to make maple syrup |
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bark-young-smooth+gray, old- darker+coarser
leaf- green above, light green-->white below, opposite 2.5-4", 3 shallow toothed lobes |
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bark- gray, thin, smooth
leaf- elliptical, toothed, dark green above, light green under, 2.5-5", 1/3" wide |
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bark- bitter+strong smell, inner bark is brown
leaf- smooth+shiny+green above, pale green+few hairs below, elliptical, toothed, 2-5" |
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| an evergreen tree of North America having flat needles and small cones. poisen comes from this tree |
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bark- gray/brown, deeply furrowed
leaf- shiny green above, pale+hairy below, 2 lobes or 3 broad rounded ones |
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| Evergreen needles, 3/4 to 1 1/4 inches long, stiff and very sharp (spine-like), displayed nearly straight out from twig, silvery blue to dark green. Strong acidic taste. Each needle borne on a raised, woody peg (sterigma). |
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| Evergreen needles, 3/4 to 1 1/4 inches long, stiff and very sharp (spine-like), displayed nearly straight out from twig, silvery blue to dark green. Strong acidic taste. Each needle borne on a raised, woody peg (sterigma). |
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| Evergreen needles, stiff, 1/3 to 3/4 inch long, square in cross section, needle tips are pointed but not sharp, green to gray-green. Each needle borne on a raised, woody peg (sterigma). |
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bark- smooth and white, brown, green, grey, peels in flakes, deeply grooved, scaly ridges
leaf- bright green above, pale below, hairless, 4-8" long, 3-5 shallow lobes, short points, wavy edges, scattered large teeth |
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| Alternate, pinnately compound, 12 to 24 inches long with 10 to 24 leaflets (poorly formed or missing terminal leaflet), leaflets are ovate-lanceolate, finely serrate, and 3 to 3 1/2 inches long, rachis is stout |
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| Opposite branching, simple, heart shaped leaves, serrated, coarse, grooving bark, |
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| bark peels back compound altrernate |
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