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Angiosperm Families - Cecropiaceae C. Berg
... stilt- or aerial roots); laticiferous (rarely, the laticifer system restricted to the bark), or non-laticiferous and without coloured juice. Self supporting, or epiphytic, or ... veined, or palmately veined; cross-venulate. Leaves stipulate; becoming compound from primordial lobes. Leaf anatomy. Stomata present; anisocytic (Poikilospermum). Adaxial hypodermis commonly present. Cystoliths present ...
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Forestry Tree ID Glossary
... ... Achene Acorn Alternate Bark Berry Bipinnate Blade Bract Bud (scar) Bundle (scar) Capsule Catkin Clone Compound leaf Cone Conifer Deciduous Drupe Entire Evergreen Flower Fruit Key Leaf Leaflet Lobes Margin Midrib Needle ...
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What kind of Oak is this? - Name That Plant Forum - GardenWeb
... Red Oak Family. The trees leafs have similarities to a southern red Oak and the bark and branch structure looks just like a water or willow oak. I'm thinking it ... seen a southern red oak with these kind of leafs, much less ones with no lobes on few of the leafs. It is just completely different from the many southern red ...
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Red flowers in the garden
... 60 feet with arching branches that have striped green and white bark. Leaves turn a brilliant red and orange in late summer. full ... full sun. Zones 5-9 Quercus ellipsoidalis - A deciduous tree with deep lobes and sharp points that has glossy dark green leaves that turn ... Stewartia monadelpha - a deciduous tree up to 40 feet tall. Has peeling bark and dark green leaves that turn red or orange in the ...
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Mosses and Liverworts in Wales: Woodland
... substrate!. The lateral leaves are shallowly divided into three lobes (hence the specific name "trilobata"). Cololejeunea minutissima As its ... bark, a dull-green to purplish-brown in colour. This is another species where the lateral leaves are each divided into two lobes ... remarkable in that the rhizoids grow on the smaller leaf lobes, rather than directly on the stem. Saccogyna viticulosa This ...
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Mosses and Liverworts in Wales: Frullania dilatata
... stems closely adpressed to the bark, a dull-green to purplish-brown in colour. This is another species where the lateral leaves are each divided into two lobes. In this case, the ...
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12. Descriptions
... : Below ground parts: roots, underground stems Stems: primary stems, trunks, bark, wood, branches, branchlets Leaves: general arrangement, stipules, petiole, leaf blade, lobes, compound leaf axes, leaflets (segments in ferns), modified leaflets Inflorescences ...
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Epidendrum parkinsonianum
... pendulous, branching growth habit, plants should be mounted on cork, rough bark, or tree-fern slabs. Plants may also be grown ... with the midlobe only very slightly longer than the side lobes. Plant and Flower Information PLANT SIZE AND TYPE: A large ... the narrow, pointed mid-lobe much longer than the side-lobes. HYBRIDIZING NOTES: Natural hybrids between Epidendrum parkinsonianum and Epidendrum ...
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Scarlet Oak
... be found growing alongside hickories, chestnuts, and sassafrass. Its bark is smooth for an oak, yet rougher than the ... smooth, ski tracked, metallic colored bark, 7-9 lobed leaves with leaves with all lobes terminating in a bristle, and wind pollinated flowers. The acorns are medium sized and round. Description leaves 4-6 inches, 7-9 lobed, points on lobes. Bark ...
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Swamp White Oak
... A swamp white oak in Mercer County, NJ. This tree has bark much like that of the white oak, and its overall growth ... , as it is subject to the same fungal attacks upon its bark, which give it the same splotchy texture and whitish coloring. However, ... subgenus. Description leaves 6-9 inches, variably lobed, no points on lobes. Bark gray to brown or whitish, rough to mottled. Flowers wind pollinated. ...
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