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Dendrology lab 3
Oaks
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Undergraduate 3
09/23/2013

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Family: Fagaceae

 

Fagus grandifolia

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Family: vitaceae

 

Porthenocissus quinquefolia

 

Virginia Creeper

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Family: fagaceae

 

Quercus virginiana

 

Live oak

(smooth veins, short trunk, wide growing)

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Family: loganiceae

 

Gelsenium sempervirens

 

yellow jessamine

 

(lancelate leaves, simple opposite)

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Family: fagaceae

 

Quercus geminata

 

sand live oak

 

(impressed veins, lot of pubescence)

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Family: fagaceae

 

Quercus hemispherica

 

laurel oak, darlington

 

(well drained sandy soils)

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Family: lauraceae

 

Sassafras albidum

 

sassafrass

 

(bark looks like pine tree, polymorphic leaves, impressed veins, root beer smell)

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Family: areceae

 

Rhapidophyllum hystrix

 

needle palm

 

(palmate 15-20 segments, unarmed pedial)

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Family: fagaceae

 

Quercus michauxii

 

swampchesnut oak

 

(White flaky bark, obovate, bluntly toothed margins, pinnately veined)

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Family: fagaceae

 

Quercus nigra

 

water oak

 

(bottom lands, tight bark, hairy armpits, different shaped leaves)

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Family: fagaceae

 

Quercus laurilfolia

 

swamp laurel oak, diamond leaf oak

 

(bottom lands, tight bark while young, rolling edges, mucrinate tip)

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Family: fagaceae

 

Quercus laevis

 

turkey oak

 

(thick blocky bark, lobed, scattered hairs below, acute base)

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Family: vitaceae

 

Vitas aestivalis

 

summer grape

 

(climbing vine, branched tendrals, shredded bark, linear scratches, variably lobed leaves, serated margins)

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Family: fagaceae

 

Quercus falcata

 

southern red oak

 

(blocky bark, variable shapes, bell shaped base, pubescent underside, star shaped pith)

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