Lesson 5.04: What's That Tree?

Practice

Practice identifying the trees in the activity below. Remember, you can use a dichotomous key help identify any trees that you are having trouble with.

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American Holly		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Loblolly Bay		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Blackjack Oak		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Southern Catalpa		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Flowering Dogwood		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Eastern Redbud		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Eastern Redcedar		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Bitternut Hickory		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Southern Magnolia		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Pecan		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Yellow Poplar		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Post Oak		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
River Birch		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Red Maple		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Sassafras		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Shortleaf Pine		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Southern Red Oak		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
American Sycamore		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Water Oak		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
White Oak		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Longleaf Pine		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Loblolly Pine		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Eastern Hemlock		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Eastern White Pine		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Slash Pine		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Overcup Oak		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Chestnut Oak		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Willow Oak		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
White Ash		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
American Beech		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Eastern Cottonwood		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Yellow Birch		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Slippery Elm		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Sweetgum		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Silver Maple		Tree Fact Sheet More Information
Black Willow		Tree Fact Sheet More Information