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  • 2 pages Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United State_Frett_Date__021610
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • 1. Acer rubrum 1. Red Maple 1. 40-60 [100] - light: sun 2. Red fall color - soil: moist-wet 3. Throughout - FAWC 4. Swamps, moist slopes - Successional 2. Notes: opposite, bark: ridge and furrow, gray, buds: pear shaped and red, leaves: 3-5 lobes 2. Acer
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  • 1 pages Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United State_Frett_Date_020910
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Format of notes 1. Scientific name 1. common name 1. height [max] - light 2. landscape features - soil 3. range - wetland status 4. environmental conditions - Successional status Three levels of soil (dry, moist, wet) Wet and heavy soils have little airsp
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  • 2 pages Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United State_Frett_Date_030210
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Canopy Trees Continued 1. Liriodendron tulipifera 1. Tulip Tree 1. 70-90 [150] - light: sun 2. Flowers, fall color - soil: moist 3. Throughout -FACU 4. Rich, moist woods - climax 2. Notes: leaves: 4 lobed. Fruit: cup like, or center of the axis is to the
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  • 2 pages Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United State_Frett_Date_030410
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Canopy Trees Continued 1. Pinus palustris 1. Longleaf Pine 1. 50-80 - light: sun 2. Evergreen - soil: moist-dry 3. South, coastal plain -FAC 4. sandy woods, salt tolerant - climax 2. Notes: needles: extremely long (12-18 inches), groups of three. Bark: ri
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  • 3 pages Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United State_Frett_Date_030910
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Canopy Trees Continued 1. Populous grandidentata 1. Large-toothed Poplar (Aspen) 1. 50-70 - light: sun 2. Yellow fall color - soil: moist-dry 3. North-mid and west -FACU 4. Moist woods - Successional 2. Notes: bark: lighter and gray. Bud: long and pointed
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Canopy Trees Continued 1. Ulmus parvifolia 1. Chinese Elm 1. 40-50 [70] - light: sun 2. Mottled exfoliating bark - soil: moist 3. Escape 4. Disturbed sites - Successional Notes: bark: grey and orange. Buds: very tiny. Leaves: small, thick. Fruit: fruits i
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  • 2 pages Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United State_Frett_Date_032310
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Understory Trees continued 1. Viburnum lentago 1. Nannyberry Viburnum 1. 15-18 [30] - light: sun-shade 2. White flowers, fall color (red) - soil: moist-dry 3. North-mid -FAC 4. Moist woods - seral Notes: found in woodland situations. Bud: looks like a bir
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Understory Trees continued 1. Cornus florida 1. Flowering Dogwood 1. 20-40 - light: sun-shade 2. White flowers, fall color (red) - soil: moist 3. Throughout -FACU 4. Moist woods - seral Notes: bark: blocky. Buds: dome shaped, green/purple. Leaves: opposit
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Understory Trees continued 1. Amelanchier laevis 1. Smooth Service Berry 1. 15-25 [40] - light: sun-part 2. White flowers, fruit, fall color (red) - soil: moist 3. North-mid, south (mountains) 4. Moist woods - seral Notes: leaf: red when comes out, little
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  • 3 pages Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United State_Frett_Date_042910
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Shrubs 1. Celastrus scandens 1. Oriental Bittersweet 1. Vine 20-60 - light: sun-part 2. Flowers, fruit - soil: moist-dry 3. Escape 4. Disturbed sites, urban sites Notes: Fruit: orange/red, stays on plant till winter, birds will eat it. Yellow fall color.
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Shrubs 1. Cephalanthus occidentalis 1. Common Buttonbush 1. 3-6- (15) - light: sun-part 2. White flowers - soil: moist-wet 3. throughout - OBL 4. Swamps, floodplain Notes: Flowers: flowers in summer, flower looks like a monkey ball, occur at end of stem.
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Shrubs 1. Ligustrum vulgare 1. Common Privet 1. 12-15 - light: sun-shade 2. White flowers, blue fruit - soil: moist 3. Escape - (FAC) 4. Disturbed areas, roadsides Notes: All Ligustrums are non-native, landscape plants. Flowers: fragrant, flowers in late
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Shrubs 1. Rhododendron atlanticum 1. Coast Azalea 1. 3-6 - light: sun-part 2. White, fragrant, flowers - soil: moist 3. Mid, coastal plain - FAC 4. Swamps, wet woods Notes: all native azaleas are deciduous. Toxic to animals. Native to Delaware. Flowers: f
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Canopy trees continued 1. Catalpa speciosa 1. Northern Catalpa 1. 40-60 [100] - light: sun-part 2. White flowers - soil: wet-dry 3. Mid-south - FAC 4. Low woods, roadsides - Successional 2. Notes: stem: club-like and course, seeds: tufted at ends, leaves:
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Canopy trees continued 1. Quercus accutissima 1. Sawtooth Oak 1. 40-60 - light: sun-part 2. Nuts, fall color - soil: moist 3. 4. Moist woodlands - escape 2. Notes: alternate, buds: clustered terminals, scaled. Bark: dark/light fissures on young bark. Leav
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Canopy Trees Continued 1. Quercus muhlenbergii 1. Yellow Oak 1. 40-50 [80] - light: sun 2. Nuts - soil: moist-dry 3. Throughout -UPL 4. Calcareous - climax 2. Notes: leaves: small, small lobes, elliptical 2. Quercus nigra 1. Water Oak 1. 50-80 100] - ligh
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Understory Trees continued 1. Rhus typhina 1. Staghorn Sumac 1. 20-40 [80] - light: sun-part 2. Fall color (red/orange) - soil: moist 3. North-mid 4. Dry, open areas - seral 2. Notes: leaves: penately compound. Stem: extremely pubescent, looks like deer a
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    • Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United States
    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Understory Trees continued 1. Magnolia ashi 1. Ash Magnolia 1. 10-20 - light: sun-part 2. White flowers - soil: moist 3. Florida 4. Moist woods - seral Notes: leaf: large (18), lobed, pointed tip. Flower: white with purple inside. Bud: long and pointed, s
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Understory Trees continued 1. Pinus virginiana 1. Virginia Pine scrub pine 1. 15-40 - light: sun 2. Evergreen - soil: moist-dry 3. Mid-south 4. Dry, sandy, sterile soils - seral Notes: needles: groups of two, yellow/green. Looks half dead all the time. Ho
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Shrubs 1. Rhus aromatica 1. Fragrant Sumac 1. 2-6 - light: sun-part 2. Fall color (red) - soil: moist 3. Throughout 4. Open woods, sand dunes Notes: leaves: trifolia (three leaflets), shiny, glossy, rounded serrations. Usually multistemmed. Flowers: yello
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  • 3 pages Indigenous Woody Plants of the Eastern United State_Frett_Date__042210
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Shrubs 1. Pachysandra procumbens 1. Allegany Pachysandra 1. 1 - light: part-shade 2. Evergreen, flowers (white) - soil: moist 3. Mid-south 4. Rich Woods Notes: found around Appellation Mountains. Usually ground cover. Leaves: course serration at tips of l
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Shrubs 1. Viburnum acerifolium 1. Mapleleaf Viburnum 1. 4-6 - light: sun-shade 2. flowers (white), dark fruit - soil: moist-dry 3. Throughout -UPL 4. Moist, dry woods Notes: flowers: flowers in fall, flowers are symmetrical and in clusters. Very common in
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    • PLSC 214 - Spring 2010
    • Shrubs 1. Leucothoe fontsnesiana 1. Drooping leucothoe 1. 3-6 - light: sun-shade 2. White flowers, evergreen - soil: moist 3. Mid-south, mountains - (FAC) 4. Moist woods Notes: Flowers: flowers in mid April, flower buds in axils of leaves, white like bunc
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