fascicle cones

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VT Forestry I.D. Cards - red maple
... , woody peg (sterigma). Flower:Monoecious; males yellow-brown in large groups; females upright, purple. Fruit:Cones are very large, cylindrical, 4 to 6 inches long, with stiff, thin scales that are ... strobus Leaf:Evergreen needles, 3 to 5 inches long, with five, slender, flexible needles per fascicle; fascicle sheath deciduous, needles appear blue-green because of 3 or more glaucous lines of stomata ...
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Pinus strobus fact sheet
... to 5 inches long, with five blue-green, slender needles per fascicle. A fascicle sheath is not present. Needles appear blue because of 3 ... females light green, tinged in red, at ends of branches. Fruit: Cones are 4 to 7 inches long, cylindrical, with thin, rounded cone scales, very resinous. Cones are borne on a long stalk. Maturing August to September. Twig: ...
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Gymnosperms
... by the fact that the staminate cones are below the ovulate cones, thus the pollen has ... fascicle. Cones varied & characteristic of species. b. Abies - firs - pyramidal - tall and stately. Leaves flat & linear, X-S with no sharp angles. Appear to come from upper ½ of stem. Cones ... , found in bogs. Leaves short, linear; clustered on spurs. Cones small. h. Cupressus - Cypress i. Thuja - Eastern White ...
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Gymnosperms for lab
... (1, 2, ); archegone; ovule, l.s., embryo; mature embryo. Specimens - life history set; male cones; female cones; seeds. Ephedra (1, 2,3, ) Female strobili, male strobili, specimens in glass tubes. Welwitschia ( ... Pinus monophyla with 1 leaf per fascicle, 2, 3 and 5 leaf types. Specimens - cones of various types; pistillate - young, 1 yr, 2 yr, old ; staminate cones. Herbarium mounts - White Pine (5 ...
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Floridata: Pinus elliotti
... as dark green needles 10"-12" long in groups of two per fascicle. Slash pine produces annual crops of cones 6"-10" long. Growing straight and tall with a strong central leader ...
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Pinus rigida fact sheet
... -green, twisted needles per fascicle. Flower: Monoecious; males cylindrical, red to yellow, in large clusters at twig tips; females yellow to red, with small curved scales. Fruit: Cones are ovoid, 2 to 4 inches long, light brown in color. The umbo is armed with a prickle. Cones are often persistent for many years. Maturing in September. Twig: Orange-brown and moderately stout ...
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Pinus taeda fact sheet
... (usually) three yellow-green needles per fascicle. Flower: Monoecious; males long cylindrical, red to yellow, in clusters at branch tips; females yellow to purple. Fruit: Cones are ovoid to cylindrical and red-brown in color. The umbo is armed with a short spine. Cones are roughly the size of a potato (3 to 6 inches). Maturing September to October ...
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Slash pine
... Pinus taeda). The length and number of needles per fascicle, cones, and bark can be used to differentiate them. Slash ... fascicle. Cones range from 5" to 8" in length. Loblolly has 3 needles per fascicle that are 6" to 10" long. Loblolly cones are 3" to 6" long, but they are light reddish-brown and persist for three years of growth. Also, loblolly cones ...
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Australes Pines
... in West Indies with 1 extending into Central America. Leaves are 2 or 3 per fascicle. Cones are symmetrical, often opening at maturity to release winged seeds. Cone scales are always armed ...
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Contortae Pines
... United States and Canada. Leaves are usually 2 per fascicle and short. The seed cones are small, and symmetrical or oblique in shape. These cones are normally serotinous, remaining closed or opening late ...
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