review week 1 trees & forestry

What is a legume?

• a plant that can get nitrogen directly from the atmosphere

• a plant that grows at the top of the hill

• a plant that indicates water

• a plant with a peapod seed

• a plant that releases fertilizer into the environment

Match the following

• opposite branching

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• alternate branching

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• Simple leaf

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• Compound leaf

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Which kinds of trees have alternate branching? Choose the best answer

• most trees

• MAD dog

• fruit trees

• decorative ornamental trees

Match the following

• Not compound, these are simple leaves

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• Palmately Compound

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• Double or BiPinnately Compound

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• Pinnately Compound

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What kind of trees are oppositely branched?

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What is a fascicle?

(fass-ickle)

• how leaves are arranged

• a bundle of pine needles

• a plant that can fix nitrogen from the atmosphere

• how a leaf is attached to a tree

• a fire resistant tree

What is a petiole?

(pet-ee-ol)

• how leaves are arranged

• a bundle of pine needles

• a plant that can fix nitrogen from the atmosphere

• how a leaf is attached to a tree

• a fire resistant tree

What is the difference between a leaf and a leaflet?

• all trees can have leaflets

• they are the same thing

• leaflets are made of leaves

• compound trees have leaves made up of leaflets

Match the following

Bark we talked about briefly - broadleaf trees

• White Oak

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• American Hornbeam (musclewood /ironwood)

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• Sycamore

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• Flowering Dogwood

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Match the following

Evergreens we discussed - Needles / Leaves / green parts

• Eastern Redcedar

  (old growth)

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• Loblolly Pine

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• Eastern Redcedar

  (new growth)

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• Virginia Pine

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• White Pine

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