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Leaves: alternate, simple, ovate to ovate-lanceolate, lustrous dark green above, lighter below and stained with resin
Buds: long pseudoterminal bud, pointed, resinous, sticky, aromatic
Bark: grayish with v-shaped crevices
Fruit: capsule borne on catkins |
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Habit: small-medium tree
Leaves: alternate, simple, oblong-lanceolate, taper to fine tip, incurved teeth, glands on petioles
Twigs: red with orange lenticels, pith brown
Buds: terminal bud small, long, blunt
Bark: smooth, reddish brown with orange lenticels
Fruit: bright red sour drupe |
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Leaves: alternate, simple, obovate to oblong-obovate, sharply finely serrate, petioles glandular
Twigs: greenish, becoming gray and then dark brown, pith is white
Buds: terminal long, conical, 2-toned, sharp-pointed
Bark: lenticels conspicuous but not horizontally elongated
Fruit: sour edible drupe |
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Habit: shrubs to large trees
Leaves: alternate, simple, lanceolate
Buds: terminal absent, lateral have a single bud scale
Fruit: capsule, produces many seeds with white hairs
Uses: bark contains salicylic acid used to make aspirin |
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Leaves: single on leading shoots, clusters of 10-20 on spur shoots, sessile, linear, deciduous
Buds: small, lustrous, red, globose
Reproductive Structure: seed cones, upright and persistent
Habitat: wet, open, poorly drained sites |
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Leaves: linear, sessile on peg, spirally arranged
Twigs: pubescent
Buds: outer scales hairy and project out beyond but tip
Reproductive Structure: seed cone, pendant, small and globose, persistent 20-30 years, margins toothed
Habitat: swamps and bogs
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Habit: usually shrubby with several stems
Leaves: alternate, simple, doubly serrate, veins impressed above, project conspicuously below
Twigs: pith is triangular
Buds: valvate, stalked, terminal bud absent
Bark: many horizontal white lenticels
Fruit: woody conelike persistent catkin
Uses: nitrogen fixer |
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tag alder (speckled alder) |
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Habit: large tree
Leaves: linear, flat, small, petiolate on a peg
Bark: reddish brown or gray, inner bark purple
Reproductive Structure: seed cones, small and globose
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Leaves: alternate, simple, solitary on long shoots, in pairs on short shoots, sharply doubly serrate
Twigs: wintergreen odor and taste
Buds: terminal bud absent, lateral buds pubescent
Bark: silvery yellowish gray, peels in strips
Fruit: samara and catkins |
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Leaves: alternate, simple, pinnately lobed
Twigs: lustrous
Buds: clustered at tip
Bark: grayish brown becoming darker with long, broad, flat ridges
Fruit: acorn, cup just encloses base |
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Habit: shrub
Leaves: opposite, simple, margins entire, cilliate, elliptic
Bark: shreddy, loose threadlike strands
Fruit: pairs of berries arising from leaf axils
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Habit: large tree
Leaves: alternate, simple, oblong-ovate, acuminate, coarsely toothed, vein ending in each tooth, marcescent
Buds: cyllindrical, sharp-pointed, divergent from twig almost 90 degrees
Bark: smooth and gray
Fruit: nut in bristly husks that are persistent |
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Habit: historically a large tree, now only stump sprouts
Leaves: alternate, simple, oblong-lanceolate, parrallel veins end in sharp serrations
Twigs: purplish brown with many lenticels
Buds: no terminal bud, lateral buds ovate with prominent scales
Fruit: 1-3 nuts enclosed in bristly bur |
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