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Question: This woody plant was doing its best to hold the dune at …
...was Prunus maritime from the overlapping scales, acuteness of its shape. The reddish hue bark had some longitudinal lenticular tissue but not an abundance. Any insight or direction for its ID is most ...
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Question: We have a number of cherries trees growing on our property in …
...is Prunus serotina (black cherry). This is one of only two species that have flowers/fruits in a raceme in ME. Notice the long axis that supports the individual fruits. Most other species (save for...
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Question: Hi there! I'm new in the area and was intrigued by these …
...of Prunus (plum/cherry). 4. A species of Amelanchier (shadbush), likely Amelanchier bartramiana (mountain shadbush). 5. a species of Abies (fir). 6. A species of Sphagnum (peat moss). 7. Trillium er...
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Question: There are 3 photos. 2 photos are of is a tree growing …
...(genus Prunus), but I would need a close-up of the underside of the leaf and the leaf stalk to be certain. The third image is a non-native honeysuckle. Again, I need additional images to be certain ...
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Question: Hello, This is a strange one but, is there a seed or …
...(Prunus pensylvanica) and common blackberry (Rubus allegheniensis). I recall some of these seeds can remain dormant for a century until soil temperatures change (due to overstory removal by some even...
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Family: Rosaceae (rose family)
...Potentilla Prunus Pyrus Rhodotypos Rosa Rubus Sanguisorba Sibbaldia Sibbaldiopsis Sorbaria Sorbus Spiraea Key To This Family's Genera
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Broad-leaved woody plants: Woody Plants: Simple Key
...plum. Prunus hortulana. Hortulan plum. Prunus insititia. Damson plum. Prunus mahaleb. Mahaleb cherry. Prunus maritima. beach plum. Prunus nigra. Canada plu...
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Symplocos paniculata (Asiatic sweetleaf, sapphire-berry)
...Lour.; Prunus paniculata Thunb.; Symplocos chinensis (Lour.) Druce • CT, MA. Forest fragments. Native to North America? No Synonyms: ...
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Malus prunifolia (pear-leaved crab apple)
...cherries, Prunus. These trees grow to 8 meters (25 feet) tall, producing large, white flowers that attract many pollinating insects. The stem-stock of this species is well-suited to grafting of othe...
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Rosaceae: Dichotomous Key
... Prunus pumila and some Amelanchier) 12a. Flowers with 1 style; fruit a drupe; ovary superior 12b. Flowers with 2–5 styles; fruit a pome; ovary inferior, or at l...