plant lab 7
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Pinus elliottii (Slash Pine)Pinaceae |  Bark= reddish orange and grey. Its the first pine to drop all its cones. 6" long cones. 6-8" long leaves. 2-3 leaves per fascicle |
| Pinus glabra (Spruce Pine) Pinaceae |  Bark= grey, finer textured. Smallest pinecones and leaves. |
| Pinus palustris ( Long-leaf Pine) Pinaceae |  12-14" leaves (biggest). 10-12" cones (biggest). |
| Pinus taeda (Loblolly Pine) Pinaceae |  Bark= flakey, dark brown, grey to orange. Produces many cones, usually in clusters. Usually has 3 leaves per fascicle. 6-8" leaves. 4-6" cones. |
| Canna flaccida (Canna) Cannaceae |  Elliptical leaves. Does well in moist environment. |
| Bambusa spp. (Bamboo) Poaceae |  Clumping variety. Stalks are actually culms. Rhizomaceous plants. Sheathing and bearding culms. |
| Schefflera arboricola (Dwarf Schefflera) Araliaceae |  Compoundly lobed leaves. clasping leaf base. |
| Castanea pumila (Chinquapin) Fagaceae |  Cat-tail/ Catkin inflorescence. Serrate margin. Aristate apex. |
| Quercus laurifolia (Laurel Oak) Fagaceae |  Flat lamina, Heterophylles. Has acorns. |
| Quercus michauxii (Basket Oak) Fagaceae |  large leaves, obvate or spatulate shaped with crinate margins, short hairs on abaxial surface, can grow in dry or swampy conditions |
| Quercus shumardii (Shumard Oak) Fagaceae |  Very deeply lobed leaves. Floccose leaves (hairy armpits). White, grey bark. |
| Quercus virginiana (Live Oak) Fagaceae |  cupped leaves. turn inward towards mid vein. rough bark. largest canopy. |
| Aesculus pavia (Red Buckeye) Sapindaceae |  palmately compound w/ serrate margin. prominent buds that form for following season (like a camellia). New growth is a striking purple/bronze color that matures to green |
| Chionanthus virginicus (Fringe Tree) Oleaceae |  12-20' tall. yellow green simple leaves. creamy white flowers that resemble an old man's beard. dark blue (olive looking) fruit in the fall. |
| Fraxinus americana (White Ash) Oleaceae |  odd pinnately compound leaves that are serrated with white veination. rough, grey bark. single or multitrunked. |
| Ligustrum japonicum (Japanese Privet) Oleaceae |  varied leaf phyllotaxy. prominent lateral midvein on simple leaf. warty bark. multi-trunked tree |
| Vitex agnus-castus (Chaste tree) Verbenaceae |  palmately compound leaves. Lighter, silvery underside to leaves. Purple flower spikes. |
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