Identifying Features of Trees

This video tutorial covers the identification and characteristics of five trees: American Sycamore, Honey Locust, Black Locust, River Birch, and Flowering Dogwood. Each section provides details on the tree's scientific name, leaf shape, bark, and unique features such as thorns or seed pods. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding of tree identification through visual and descriptive analysis.

What is the shape of the American Sycamore's leaves?

• Triangular

• Oval

• Star-shaped

• Heart-shaped

What is a notable feature of the Honey Locust's thorns?

• They are absent

• They are soft

• They are three-pointed

• They are very short

What is the length of the Honey Locust's seed pods?

• Up to 8 inches

• Up to 12 inches

• Up to 20 inches

• Up to 16 inches

What color are the leaves of the Black Locust?

• Dark green

• Yellow

• Bluish-green

• Red

What is a distinguishing feature of the Black Locust's thorns?

• They are absent

• They are round and sharp

• They are very long

• They are paired and flat

What is the shape of the River Birch's leaves?

• Round

• Oval

• Arrowhead

• Heart-shaped

What type of leaf margin does the River Birch have?

• Wavy

• Smooth

• Doubly serrated

• Lobed

What is the color of the Flowering Dogwood's blooms?

• Yellow

• White

• Pink

• Red

What is unique about the veins of the Flowering Dogwood's leaves?

• They are straight

• They curve back to the tip

• They are absent

• They are zigzag

What color does the Flowering Dogwood's seed turn when mature?

• Red

• Blue

• Brown

• Green