LEAF PRODJECT

RED BUD

• The red bud is 10 feet tall
• Has a diameter of 3 inches
• Growing on rich moist soil
• On bluffs and in open,Rocky terrain.
• Found it in the woods.
• The bark is thin and easily damaged.
• The venation is banchidodrome, pinnate, and palmate.
• There is no fruit.

RED BUT LEAVE

THE SYCAMORE

• The height is 55 feet
• The diameter is 24 inches
• I found it at coach Armstrong’s farm
• This tree produces hard dry brown fruit
• Found in bottom lands and woodlands, creeks in shady areas.
• The bark is lose and scaley.
• The venation is call mate and Pennet
• The venatoin is call-mate and pinnate.

SICK MORE LEAVE

SLIPPERY ELM

• This slippery elm is 12 feet tall
• Has a diameter of 4 inches
• They bark is very smooth and it is a red-ish brown
• Produces green fruit
• The leave venation is pinnate
• Found it at coach Armstrongs form
• The habitat is in a shaded area with Rich dry soil.

SLIPPERY ELM LEAVE

WIGHT OAK

• The white oak is 65 feet tall.
• Has a diameter of 32 inches
• Found it at coach Armstrong’s farm
• The leave venation is pinnate.
• The fruit is an oval brown shade
• Didn’t bark in the lambs sag as the tree gets older

WIGHT OAK LEAVE

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• The hot porn is 8 feet tall
• And about a half inch thick
• Found it at coach Armstrong’s house

HOP HORN BEAN LEAVE

HACK BERRY

• The height is 25 feet tall
• The diameter is 12 inches
• Found it at coach Armstrong’s farm.
• The bark is the fan and easily damaged
• The fruit is a mixture of black purple and red
• The habitat for this tree is wet with plans also savanna’s ,creek banks, and fence rows
• The leave venation for this tree is pinnate.
• The surroundings for this tree are usually on the edge of fields

HECK BERRY LEAVE

WINGED ELM

• The height of this tree is 20 feet
• The diameter of this tree is 8 inches
• The bark is thick and gray
• The fruit is small red beads
• The venation of this tree is parallel
• Located in Rocky upland Woodlands
• The fruit is oval, hard and dry
• The bark is thick and gray

WINGED ELM LEAVE

RED OAK

• This tree is 30 feet tall
• 15 inches in diameter
• The leave venation is pinnate
• The fruit is oval, dry, brown
• The habitat is Richwoods and dry slopes
• I found the tree at Coach Armstrong‘s form
• The bark is mostly up rite and will not droop

RED OAK LEAVE

BLACK GUM

• The height is 20
• The diameter is eight inches
• The venation of pinnate
• The fruit is fleshy and blue
• The bark is droopy
• I found it at coach Armstrongs farm
• The habitat is The bottom of the creek bottoms and the banks

BLACK GUM

SHUGAR MAPLE

• Hey sugar maple is 45 feet tall
• 18 inches in diameter
• I found it at Coach on song
• Venation is palmate
• Fruit attracts Burt’s is brown
• Branches are droopy and bark is showey
• In the woods

SHUGAR MAPLE LEAVE

PAW PAW

• This tree is 8 feet tall
• 1 inch in diameter
• Venation is pinnate
• The flower is purple and not showey
• The branches droop this tree is not showey
• I found it at coach Armstrong’s farm
• This tree is a split tree
• This tree was in the field surrounded by trees

PAW PAW LEAVE

GREEN ASH

• This tree is 8 feet tall
• Has a diameter of 1/2 inch
• Found at coach armstrongs farm
• The leave venation is pinnate
• The grout is tan and hard
• Bark is not showy and branches do not droop
• Found in moist bottoms and creeks

GREEN ASH LEAVE

AMERICAN ELM

• This tree is 45 feet tall
• 20 inches in diameter
• Found it at coach Armstrong’s
• The flower is green
• Branches do not droop and has one trunk
• The leave venation is pinnation
• Habitat is rich bottomlands

AMERICAN ELM LEAVE

RED MAPLE

• This tree is 35 feet tall
• Has a diameter 18 inches
• The fruit is red and showy
• The venation is palmate
• Found it at coach Armstrong’s farm
• Habitat is swamps and dry soil
• The bark is thin and gray

RED MAPLE LEAVE

OSAGE ORANGE

• This tree is 25 feet tall
• And has a diameter of 20 inches
• Found it at coach Armstrong’s farm
• The leave venation Is pinnate
• The fruit is round green and flashy
• Habitat is creeks and bottomlands

OSAGE ORANGE LEAVE

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