'Northern red oak' presentation slideshows

Tree Identification Using the Leaves

Tree Identification Using the Leaves. Carey Entz Watershed Specialist Lycoming County Conservation District. Wide and Flat: Alternate Arrangement. Black Gum. Red Bud. Sassafras. Bigtoothed Aspen. Quaking Aspen. American Beech. Paper Birch. Sweet Birch. Yellow Birch. Black Cherry.

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Impact of a severe microburst on the structure of a mixed deciduous forest on the Maryland coastal plain

Impact of a severe microburst on the structure of a mixed deciduous forest on the Maryland coastal plain. Geoffrey Parker Smithsonian Environmental Research Center. overview. introduce a large-scale forest study describe the onset of a severe weather event

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American Holly

American Holly. Hickory. Baldcypress. Black Cherry. Longleaf Pine. Black Oak. Chestnut Oak. Beech. Cottonwood. Dogwood. Sourwood. Elm. Fraser Fir. Yellow Poplar. Hemlock. White Oak. Loblolly Pine. Locust. Ash. Northern Red Oak. Birch. Southern Red Oak. Pecan. Persimmon.

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Effects of Silvicultural Practices on Woody Vegetation

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Tree Project

Tree Project. Melissa Goggins Pictures from http://www.dendro.cnre.vt.edu/dendrology/syllabus/factsheet.cfm?ID=36. Chalk Maple. Horse Chestnut. Black Walnut. Ashleaf Maple. Sweet G um. Eastern White Pine. Tamarack. Apple Tree. Tulip Tree. Norway Spruce. Eastern Sycamore. Red Maple.

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Trees of Pennsylvania

Trees of Pennsylvania. Identification Project. Eastern Redbud. Common Sassafras. American Beech. Paper Birch. American Elm. Red Mulberry. Northern Red Oak. Chestnut Oak. White Oak. American Chestnut. Sycamore. Tulip Tree. Black Locust. Shagbark Hickory. Black Walnut.

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Henry McNab Research Forester

Environmental Gradients and Forest Composition ( Trees on the landscape ) 2007 Upland Hardwood Silviculture Training Bent Creek Experimental Forest. Henry McNab Research Forester. Lesson Plan (23 July 2007, 1300-1350).

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Common Tree Uses

Common Tree Uses. Red Maple. Light colored wood furniture, paneling, moldings, doors, turnings, and musical instruments. about 25 percent less hard than sugar maple. Black Cherry. Most economically valued wood in PA Reddish brown wood and grains Used for veneer

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NEW JERSY

NEW JERSY. BY: ETHAN. THE LOCATION. NOTHEAST. THE ABBREVIATION. IS NJ. THE NICKNAME. GARDEN STATE. THE CAPITAL. TRENTON. WHEN IT WAS ADMITTED. DECEMBER 18 1787. THE STATE BIRD. EASTERN GOEDFIMCK. STATE TREE. NORTHERN RED OAK. STATE FLOWER. VOILET. POPULATION. 8,414,350.

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Common Tree Uses

Common Tree Uses. Red Maple. Light colored wood furniture, paneling, moldings, doors, turnings, and musical instruments. about 25 percent less hard than sugar maple. Black Cherry. Most economically valued wood in PA Reddish brown wood and grains Used for veneer

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