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52 Cards in this Set
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Hawthorn |
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Alternate branching, simple and toothed leaf, has thorns, red tomato-like berries |
Hawthorn |
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Bunches of five, nativel to Michigan |
Eastern White Pine |
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Eastern White Pine |
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Alternate branching, acrons, simple and lobed (7-9) (pointed) leaves |
Red Oak |
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Red Oak |
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Alternate branching, fuzzy branches, compound (27) and toothed leaflets, pinecone-shaped red berries |
Staghorn Sumac |
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Staghorn Sumac |
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Simple and heartshaped leaves, alternate branching, purple flowers in spring |
Redbud |
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Redbud |
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Alternate branching, simple and lobed (5) leaves, native to Michigan, flowers look like tulips |
Yellow Poplar |
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Yellow Poplar |
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Compound (24) and tiny leaflets, alternate branching, was genetically engineered to have no thorns |
Honey Locust |
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Honey Locust |
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whorled branching, huge ass peapods, and leaves, spade spaded simple leaves |
Catalpa |
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Catalpa |
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Deep lobes (6), alternate branching, simple and pointed leaves |
Northern Pine Oak |
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Northern Pine Oak |
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Opposite branching, Canada-looking leaves, simple and lobed leaves |
Sugar Maple |
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Sugar Maple |
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Opposite branching, white fluid (latex) at the base of the stem, lobed leaves |
Norway Maple |
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Norway Maple |
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Opposite branching, compound (5-7) leaflets |
White Ash |
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White Ash |
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Single needles (short and dull), tiny baby cones |
White Spruce |
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White Spruce |
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Longer and dull needles, saggy branches, largest cones in Michigan |
Norway Spruce |
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Norway Spruce |
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frail cones, blueish tint, longest and sharp needles |
Colorado Blue Spruce |
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Colorado Blue Spruce |
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Bundle of two needles, stout female cones, limp male cones |
Austrian/Black Pine |
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Austrian/Black Pine |
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Maple-like leaf, alternate branching, camo-looking bark, fuzzball fruit, usually three lobes (sometimes five) |
Sycamore |
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Sycamore |
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Bundle of two needles, twisted needles, flakey orange bark, doesn't grow well in the states, ridged pinecones |
Scott Pine |
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Scott Pine |
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Fruit are bunches like grapes, native to Michigan |
Wild Grape |
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Wild Grape |
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Grape-like but singular, invasive species, poisonous |
Buckthorn |
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Buckthorn |
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Tiny and white berries, poisonous oil, simple and toothed leaves |
Poison Ivy |
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Poison Ivy |
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Periwinkle petals, serrated ends, herbaceous stem |
Chicory |
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Chicory |
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Invasive water-absorbing grass, very tall |
Phragmites |
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Phragmites |
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Smells like carrot, parallel to the ground |
Queen Anne's Lace |
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Queen Anne's Lace |
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Fuzzy opposite branching, seeds when pods opened, white fluid in pods |
Milkweed |
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Milkweed |
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Classic flower ig, field plant with the ability to make hybrids, yellow petals |
Golden Rod |
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Golden Rod |
