Term
-Simple, opposite, palmately lobed
-Triangular lobes
-Emergent growth and petioles red |
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Acer rubrum
C: Red Maple
F: Aceraceae
Note: Petioles ALWAYS red, unlike Acer saccharum
Note: Lobes more triangular than saccharum
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Term
-Simple, opposite, palmately lobed
-Pubescent and glaucescent leaf undersides |
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Definition
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Acer saccharum ssp. floridanum
C: Southern Sugar Maple
F: Aceraceae
Note: Petioles can be red but are USUSALLY green, unlike Acer rubrum
Note: Lobes more squarish than rubrum
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Term
-Simple, opposite, leathery leaves
-Margin may be toothed near apex or entire
-Tomentum in vein axils on underside
-Bacon aroma when crushed |
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Definition
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Viburnum odoratissimum
C: Sweet Viburnum
F: Caprifoliaceae
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Term
-Simple, opposite, leathery leaves
-Margin may be toothed near apex or entire
-Tomentum in vein axils on underside
-Bacon aroma when crushed |
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Definition
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Viburnum odoratissimum
C: Sweet Viburnum
F: Caprifoliaceae
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Term
-Very pubescent
-1 in., elliptic leaves |
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Definition
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Rhododendron x obtusum
C: Kurume Azalea
F: Ericaceae
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Term
-moderately pubescent
-ciliate
-3 in., ovate |
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Definition
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Rhododendron simsii
C: Formosa Azalea
F: Ericaceae
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Term
-palmately 5- or 7-lobed
-finely serrate margins
-"landmine"-shaped fruit
-witch hazel smell when crushed
-makes tongue go numb |
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Definition
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Liquidambar styraciflua
C: Sweet Gum
F: Hamamelidaceae
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Term
-palmately 5- or 7-lobed
-finely serrate margins
-"landmine"-shaped fruit
-witch hazel smell when crushed
-ma |
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Definition
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Liquidambar styraciflua
C: Sweet Gum
F: Hamamelidaceae
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Term
-alternate, 2-ranked, ovate to rounded leaves up to two inges long
-new growth pinkish
-petiole pubescent; .25 inches long |
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Definition
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Loropetalum chinense
C: Chinese Fringe Bush
F: Hamamelidaceae
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Term
-alternate, 2-ranked, ovate to rounded leaves up to two inges long
-new growth pinkish
-petiole pubescent; .25 inches long |
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Definition
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Loropetalum chinense
C: Chinese Fringe Bush
F: Hamamelidaceae
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Term
-2-ranked, fan-like, sword-shaped, linear leaves
-Prominent flower almost to three inches
-Monocot |
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Definition
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Dietes iridioides
C: African Iris
F: Iridaceae
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Term
-Leaves strap-like
-1.5 inches wide at base tapering to apex
-Grasslike and arching |
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Definition
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Hemerocallis X
C: Daylily
F: Liliaceae
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Term
-Leaves strap-like
-1.5 inches wide at base tapering to apex
-Grasslike and arching |
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Definition
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Hemerocallis X
C: Daylily
F: Liliaceae
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Term
-Monocot
-Simple, linear, arching leaves
-Plants seen everywhere
-.5-.75 inches wide
-Small, dense clusters of purple flowers |
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Definition
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Liriope muscari
C: Monkey Grass
F: Liliaceae
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Term
-Monocot
-Simple, linear, arching leaves
-Plants seen everywhere
-.5-.75 inches wide
-Small, dense clusters of purple flowers |
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Definition
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Liriope muscari
C: Monkey Grass
F: Liliaceae
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Term
-alternate, lobed leaves
-broad & truncate/retuse apex
-Gray, rough bark
-Petiole 2-4in. long & thickened at base |
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Definition
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Liriodendron tulipifera
C: Tulip Tree
F: Magnoliaceae
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Term
-alternate, lobed leaves
-broad & truncate/retuse apex
-Gray, rough bark
-Petiole 2-4in. long & thickened at base |
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Definition
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Liriodendron tulipifera
C: Tulip Tree
F: Magnoliaceae
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Definition
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Magnolia grandiflora
C: Southern Magnolia
F: Magnoliaceae
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Term
-Yellow, showy flowers
-Simple, opposite, oblong/lanceolate leaves
-Light green shrub |
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Definition
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Galphimia gracilis
C: Thryallis
F: Malpighiaceae
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Term
-Yellow, showy flowers
-Simple, opposite, oblong/lanceolate leaves
-Light green shrub |
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Definition
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Galphimia gracilis
C: Thryallis
F: Malpighiaceae
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Term
-simple, opposite, ovate to obovate leaves
-Papery texture
-Serrate margins esp. at apex
-Short petioles |
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Definition
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Duranta erecta
C: Golden dewdrop
F: Verbenaceae
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Term
-simple, opposite, ovate to obovate leaves
-Papery texture
-Serrate margins esp. at apex
-Short petioles |
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Definition
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Duranta erecta
C: Golden dewdrop
F: Verbenaceae
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