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Tree Identification
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2. Trees that losses their leaves in the Fall
Deciduous Trees
Trees that losses their leaves in the Fall

3. Simple Leaves

4. American Beech

5. American Hornbeam
Smooth bark that looks like muscles

6. Black Cherry
Most likely will have black spots on leaves

7. Black Tupelo

8. Blackjack Oak

9. Eastern Redbud

10. Flowering Dogwood

11. Laurel Oak

12. Live Oak

13. Pin Oak

14. Post Oak

15. Red Maple

16. Red Mulberry
Leaves have three different shapes

17. River Birch
Has exfoliating bark

18. Sassafras
Leaves have three different shapes

19. Sourwood

20. Southern Bayberry

21. Southern Magnolia

22. Southern Red Oak
Has hairs on the end of lobes

23. Swamp Chestnut Oak

24. Sweetbay

25. Sweetgum
Can have corky projectiles on stems, look like wings

26. Sycamore
Leaves can be very large

27. Turkey Oak

28. Water Oak

29. White Oak
Bark is light in color

30. Willow Oak

31. Winged Elm
Most stems will have corky projectiles that look like wings

32. Yellow Hawthorn

33. Yellow-Poplar

34. Compound Leaves

35. Boxelder

36. Honeylocust
Has large seed pods and large thorns, double pinnately compound

37. Pecan
13 leaflets normally

38. Mockernut Hickory
7 leaflets, where stems are broken has unique smell

39. Red Buckeye
Leaves are arrange in an arc from same spot

40. Shagbark Hickory
5 leaflets, has unique smells where stem is broken

41. Evergreen

42. American Holly
Broadleaf evergreen, edges are pointed

43. Baldcypress

44. Eastern Hemlock

45. Eastern Redcedar

46. Leyland Cypress

47. Loblolly Pine
Needles are in bundles of 3

48. Longleaf Pine
Needles are in bundles of 3

49. Pond Pine

50. Shortleaf Pine
In bundles of 2 and 3

51. Slash Pine
In bundles of 2 and 3

52. Cabbage Palmetto
State Tree, palm tree