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Aspen and mixed upland forest species
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big-leaved asterAster macrophyllus
•Large variability in leaf size
•Either big single leaf or aster flower
•Rough surface
•White hairs on stem
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trembling aspenPopulus tremuloides
•Trembling caused by flattened petioles
•Leaves as long as they are wide
•Bud is shiny, brown colored
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wild strawberryFragaria spp.
•Low growing (stolons bright red)
•3 leaflets
•On terminal leaflet, teeth of apex on same plane
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eastern white pinePinus strobus
•5 (soft) needles per fascicle bundle
•Cones big, cylindrical, elongate
•Scales are loose and rounded
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woodbineParthenocissus inserta
•Palmately compound (usually 5)
•Leaflets have deep toothed margins
•Leaflets coarse
•Stems have reddish colorations
•Vine
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pin cherryPrunus pensylvanica
•Smaller twig, usually red colored
•Leaf is slender
•Red glands (tiny) on margin of teeth
•Cluster of fruit all rise from single point (pseudo-umbel)
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choke cherryPrunus virginiana
•Branches grey/tan
•Leaves are oval/elliptical, widest on the last 2/3 of the length
•Fruit forms a raceme (central stalk with side pedicels)
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green ashFraxinus pennsylvanica
•“Canoe paddle” samaras in large clusters
•Buds dark brown
•Leaf compound, opposite, with terminal leaf
•Reduced petioles
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balsam firAbies balsamea
•Resin blisters common on trunk (pitch-pockets)
•Terminal buds
•Needles grow on horizontal plane when in the shade
•Flattened needles
•Stomata appears as white line underneath
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white sprucePicea glauca
•Needles terrete (4-sided)
•Upward scales on trunk
•Cones hang down off branch
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wild columbineAquilegia canadensis
•3 distinct leaflets
•Flower yellow/pink/red
•Or a single plant from rhizome
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bigtooth aspenPopulus grandidentata
•Large serrations
•Buds fuzzy, brown, stick out from branch
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beaked hazelCorylus cornuta
•Leaf sharp, doubly serrate
•Understory species
•Small catkins
•Very distinct fruit
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wild sarsaparillaAralia nudicaulis
•“Parachute plant”
•A forbe
•Long petiole grows from rhizome, branches in 3
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gray dogwoodCornus racemosa
•There is only one specimen located in the cage behind the dining room
•Opposite, entire margins
•“Arcuate” venation
•If leaf is pulled apart, “cottony” veins connect 2 pieces
•Buckskin tan color on current growth
•Remaining stem is ashy gray