BOT3151-Alfred Park

Opposite, serrated leaves, simple, have spiny fruits

Euonymus Americanus

Simple, alternate, very planar, some pubescence, doubly serrate, narrow strips of peely bark, veins go into teeth (pinnate vennation very regular)

Ostrya Virginiana

Fern. Sori on underside. Plant looks dead when dry. Fiddlehead. Little

Pleopeltis Polypodioides

Dimorphic leaves, skinny leaves have spores, look like logs (2 distinct kinds; have a pic)

Woodwardia Areolata

Tree star leaf, smells like fresh pine, alternate, finely serrated (may confuse with acer)

Liquidambar Styraciflua

In melon family (lil loabed), has tendriles, heart-ish shape, on vine

Melothria Pendula

Roots have round tubers that store starch, have little sori underneath, one frond is a leaf (only vein is connected on side)

Nephrolepis Cordifolia

Compound, variability in leaflet amount (3-5 leaves), bamboo-like bark, leaves are opposite, looks attenuate *Confused with poison ivy but this is a tree

Acer Negundo

Palmate Venation, Simple, Opposite (all maples have opposite leaves), Loabed, Regular

Acer Saccharum Subsp. Floridanum

Exotic, Invasive, deeply crenate edges, Alternate spiral/ plane (depends where you look), bright red berries

Ardisia Crenata

Simple, leaves opposite, crenate margins, has purple berries, hairs are stellate, fruity smell

Callicarpa Americana

Does not have pubescence (differentiate from Ostrya Virginiana), Flaky trunk, doubly serrated, all planar, has armpit hairs on backside

Carpinus Caroliniana

Simple, alternate, held in same plane, 3 main veins (middle is thickest), oblique base, has drupe, bark has corky potrusion, same family as cannibis

Celtis Laevigata

Heart shaped leaves, air potato beetle, non-native, cordate base, tend to twine, venation is quilted

Dioscorea Bulbifera

Large and loabed, barely not whorled, pubescent

Quercus Michauxii

Palm, delicate petiole, petiole has abrupt stop with a point, multiple parallel veins, greyish/blueish backside, needle palm protects plant

Rhapidophyllum Hystrix

Compound, opposite, serrate margins, influorescent, attenuate, white flowers, black/purple berries

Sambucus Nigra

Compound, 3 main glossy leaves, leaf margins entire to irregularly loabed

Toxicodendron Radicans

Spore-bearing, dimorphic leaves, distinctive leaves

Selaginella Apoda

Viney, tendriles, opposite leaf, margin is dentate, glaborous

Vitis Rotundifolia