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Key to Identify 12 Trees on the GCS Campus

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1 Key to Identify 12 Trees on the GCS Campus
1 hemlock Y N Flat needles? 2 maple 3 dogwood Scaly leaves? 4 birch Coniferous? 5 mulberry 6 oak Lobed and unlobed on the same tree? 7 cedar Pinnate veins? Lobes? Star- shaped? 8 beech Opposite branching? 9 pine Papery bark? 10 sweet gum Toothed edge? 11 willow 12 sycamore Curved veins following the leaf edge?

2 Key to Identify 12 Trees on the GCS Campus
1 hemlock Y N Flat needles? 7 cedar Scaly leaves? Coniferous? 9 pine 5 mulberry 6 oak Lobed and unlobed on the same tree? 10 sweet gum Pinnate veins? Lobes? Star- shaped? 2 maple Opposite branching? 12 sycamore 4 birch Papery bark? 8 beech Toothed edge? 3 dogwood Curved veins following the leaf edge? 11 willow

3 1 hemlock 2 maple 3 dogwood 4 birch 5 mulberry 6 oak 7 cedar 8 beech 9 pine 10 sweet gum 11 willow 12 sycamore

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