DATA SHEET: TREE ID. Leaf Additional Information Common Name Scientific name Moisture Habitat Preference

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DATA SHEET: TREE ID Name Date Leaf Additional Information Common Name Scientific name Moisture Habitat Preference # Preference 1 Leaves opposite, simple Uplands, valleys 2 Tree has no thorns or thorn-like twigs; leaves alternate, simple, and not evergreen. Uplands, mixed evergreen/deciduous forest, well-drained lowlands 3 Leaves simple, alternate; no thorns or thorn-like twigs; stem of leaf is All soil types Slopes, mountains flattened and long. 4 Leaves alternate, simple, brown (not evergreen), leathery, not firm, brownish hairs at base, narrow blade; no thorn-like twigs; twigs are not slender and limber and do not have one scale covering each bud; short stem; bitter-tasting. 5 Leaves alternate and compound; 3 leaflets at tip larger than other leaflets; 5-7 total leaflets; twigs are thick, have large end buds, and no milky juice; nuts under the tree 6 Leaves simple, opposite, and smooth; tree not shrub-like. 7 Leaves alternate and simple; no thorns or All except very wet and very dry Wet-moist Moist, welldrained Uplands Upland slopes, mixed hardwood forests, valleys Streambanks, valleys, uplands Lowland valleys and slopes

8 Leaves alternate, simple, firm, typically deep green on both sides but not evergreen, no silky hairs; appendages at base of leaf stem; twigs slender and limber, not drooping, and have one scale covering each bud; short stem; no thorns or 9 Shrub or small tree; leaves alternate, simple and hairless; twigs hairless; buds scale-less and hairy; bark mostly smooth with rough patches. 10 Leaves simple, alternate, not rough beneath or evergreen; no thorns or 11 Leaves alternate, simple, firm, not evergreen, no silky hairs; twigs slender and limber, and have one scale covering each bud; short stem; no thorns or thorn-like twigs; leaves and twigs drooping. Wet Wet Lowlands, streambanks, floodplains Hardwood forests Floodplains and valleys, mixed hardwood forests Lowlands 12 Leaves opposite and simple. Lowland valleys by streams 13 Evergreen shrub; crooked trunk Along streams and branches; leaves leathery, 14 Leaves alternate and simple; no thorns or Wet Streambanks, floodplains 15 Leaves alternate, simple, and not evergreen; long, tapering, smooth thorns without buds. Moist-dry Upland forest edges, streambanks, valleys

16 Leaves simple, alternate, not whitedowny; no thorns or thorn-like twigs. 17 Leaves simple, alternate, somewhat hairy and leathery; no thorns or 18 Leaves opposite, simple, hairy beneath, drooping sides and no milky juice. 19 Small tree or shrub; alternate and simple leaves; no raised twig leaf scars; white pith. 20 Alternate, simple, 4 to 6 inches long, obovate to elliptical in shape with a crenate margin, shiny green above and paler below. Dry Dry Forests Uplands, slopes, hillsides Uplands and valleys, mixed evergreen/deciduous forest Lowlands, understory of hardwoodconiferous forests Dry upland sites such as ridgetops and upper slopes with shallow 21 Leaves opposite and simple. Wet Streambanks, floodplains, with other hardwoods 22 Leaves simple, alternate, and thin; Moist, sandy Uplands and valleys some are unlobed. 23 Leaves alternate, simple; spurs are Forest borders stout and blunted; thorns are like pointed twigs. 24 Leaves alternate, singly compound; twigs have short, paired thorns; Moist to dry Open areas, woodlands trees have pea-like pods. 25 Leaves opposite. Streets

26 Leaves alternate, compound; crushed leaf is aromatic; twigs have layered pith; trees have nuts and are tree-shaped; no milky juice and tree. 27 Leaves alternate, simple, and have Wet silky white hairs; twigs slender and limber, and have one scale covering each bud; short stem; no thorns or 28 Leaves alternate, compound, and All soil types have milky juice; leaf stem and twig fuzzy; tree is crooked. 29 Leaves alternate, simple; no thorns or 30 Leaves alternate, simple; spurs are stout and blunted; thorns are like pointed twigs. 31 Leaves alternate, simple, thin and have silky-hairy end buds; twigs encircled by scar at each leaf. 32 Leaves simple and opposite. Moist and dry 33 Leaves alternate, simple, not hairy beneath; milky juice; no thorns or 34 Leaves alternate, simple, soft, hairy beneath, not evergreen, no bristle tips; no thorns or 35 Narrowly oblong, long-pointed, many straight parallel side veins, each ending in a curved tooth. Moist to dry Wet Moist upland Streambanks, mixed forests Streambanks, valleys Uplands, forest edges, open fields Uplands, lowlands Near houses, clearings, roadsides Mountain slopes, valleys, mixed forests Valleys, uplands, hardwood forests Cities, dry, warm areas Lowlands, streambanks, floodplains Mixed forests

36 Evergreen, scalelike, short-pointed, dull yellow-green above, paler bluegreen beneath. 37 Evergreen, flat, flexible, rounded at tip, spreading in two rows from the leaf stalk with 2 whitish bands on the bottom of each needle 38 Evergreen, five slender, blue-green needles per bundle Adapted to wet Moist Well-drained Limestone uplands and swamps Cool valleys and ravines Forests