Trees of CA

I have scaley leaves, my ovule bearing cone (pictured) is dry and larger than my pollen cone. What tree am I?

• Pinus spp.

• Cupressus spp.

• Juniperus spp.

• Platanus spp.

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-4

I have scaley leaves, my ovule bearing cone (pictured) is fleshy and larger than my pollen cone. What tree am I?

• Pinus spp.

• Cupressus spp.

• Juniperus spp.

• Platanus spp.

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-4

I have needle like leaves, my ovule bearing cone (pictured) is much larger than my pollen cone. What tree am I?

• Pinus spp.

• Cupressus spp.

• Juniperus spp.

• Platanus spp.

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

My fruit is a samara and my leaves are simple and palmately lobed. What genus am I most likely in?

• Acer spp.

• Quercus spp.

• Platanus spp.

• Washingtonia spp.

My fruit is an acorn and my leaves are simple and lobed. What genus am I most likely in?

• Acer spp.

• Quercus spp.

• Platanus spp.

• Washingtonia spp.

My fruit is an aggregate fruit with multiple achenes and my leaves are simple and palmately lobed. What genus am I most likely in?

• Acer spp.

• Quercus spp.

• Platanus spp.

• Washingtonia spp.

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

Hardwood is developed from conifers

• True

• False

Hardwood is developed from broadleaf trees

• True

• False

Which of the following tree groups do NOT have secondary growth

• Pines

• Maples

• Palms

• Sycamores

What tissue system is responsible for the production of bark?

• Vascular Tissue

• Ground Tissue

• Dermal Tissue