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- American Linden; Tilia americana
- dark green above, pale green or silvery underneath
- serrate margin
- 4" to 8" long
- cordate or oblique leaf base
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- River Birch; Betula nigra
- lustrous medium or dark green
- somewhat diamond-shaped with a wedge-shaped, tapered leaf base
- doubly serrate margin
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- Norway Maple; Acer platanoides
- opposite, 5-lobed leaves, 4" to 7" across uniform dark green color
- lobes sharp pointed
- petiole 3" to 4" long
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- Catalpa; Catalpa speciosa
- opposite leaf arrangement, whorled towards stem tip
- simple, deciduous leaves
- 6" to 12" long and half as wide
- heart-shaped to arrowhead-like leaf form
- entire leaf margin
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- Crabapple; Malus speciosa
- 2-4" long; (1½"wide)
- Ovate, coarsely toothed past middle
- Yellow-green in color above, paler underside
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- Sugar Maple; Acer saccharum
- opposite, 3" to 6" long
- 5-lobed, with the 2 basal lobes being smaller
- medium to dark green
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- Red Maple; Acer rubrum
- opposite, 2" to 4" long
- 3 or 5-lobed
- medium green upper leaf color, gray-green or frosty underside
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- Silver Maple; Acer Saccharinum
- opposite leaves, 5-lobed, fairly deeply incised
- bright green color above, silvery below
- 3" to 5" long leaves, long petioles
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- Siberian Elm; Ulmus pumila
- alternate leaf arrangement
- 0.75" to 3" long
- 0.33" to 1" wide
- oblique leaf base
- serrate leaf margins
- dark green leaf color
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- Mulberry; Morus alba
- leaves have many shapes, can be lobed or not
- serrate leaf margins
- rounded cordate leaf base
- dark green leaf color
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- Red Oak; Quercus rubra
- alternate leaf arrangement
- 5" to 8" long leaves; 4' to 6" wide
- 7 to 11 bristle-tipped broad lobes
- mature foliage color is dark green above
- leaf surface lustrous
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- Cottonwood; Populus deltoides
- simple, deciduous leaves
- lobed leaves with undulate leaf margins
- deltoid leaf shape
- toothed margins
- 2" to 5" long
- green leaf color
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- White Willow; Salix alba
- lanceolate, serrated leaves
- 2" to 4" long and about 0.5" wide
- medium green leaf color
- underside of leaves are downy with fine hairs
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- Green Ash; Fraxinus pennsylvanica
- opposite leaf arrangement
- odd pinnately compound, decdious leaves
- leaflets are 2" to 5" with smooth or toothed margins
- leaflets are lanceolate leaf shape
- kelly green leaf color
- 5 to 9 leaflets, up to 1' long
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- Bur Oak; Quercus macrocarpa
- alternate leaf arrangement
- simple, deciduous leaves
- obovate leaf shape
- 4" to 10" long
- cuneate leaf base2 to 3 pairs of rounded lobes
- whitish tomentose leaf underside
- dark green leaf color
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- White or Paper Birch; Betula papyrifera
- alternate, ovate, simple leaves, 2" to 4" long and 1.5" to 3" wide
- often with an acuminate or pointed tip
- leaf base either acute or heart-shaped
- color is a dull, dark green above and paler on the underside
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- Amur Maple; Acer ginnala
- 1.5" to 3" long three-lobed with central lobe prominent medium to dark green
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- Freeman Maple; Acer x freemanii
- simple, 3-5 lobed leaf blades
- more similar tothe Silver Maplethan the
- petioles may be red or green
- Petiole is cocked to the side
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- Weeping Willow; Salix babylonica
- alternate and spirally arranged, narrow, light green, 4-16 cm long and 0.5-2 cm broad, with finely serrate margins and long acuminate tips
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- American Elm; Ulmus americana
- simple leaves with doubly serrated leaf margins
- leave size varies from 3" to 6" long
- The leaves are obovate with an inequilateral base
- leaf surface is rough
- short petiole
- dark green leaf color
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- Box Elder; Acer negundo
- pinnately compound leaves that usually have three to seven leaflets.
- leaflets are about 2.0–3.9 in long and 1.2–2.8 in wide with slightly serrate margins
- translucent light green colour
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- Pin Oak; Quercus palustris
- leaves with shaply-pointed (deep) lobes
- 5 to 7 lobes, each with terminal bristles
- 3" to 6" long leaves
- fine textured
- matures to a shiny, dark green under good conditions
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- White Oak; Quercus alba
- leaves are 4" to 8" long
- rounded lobes5 to 9 lobes per leaf
- color is dull, blue-green when mature
- new leaves are a bright, grayish green
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- Ohio Buckeye; Aesculus glabra
- palmately-compound leaves, with 5 leaflets, each 1" to 2" wide and 3" to 6" long; petiole 1" long
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- Mountain Ash; Sorbus aucuparia
- pinnately compound
- 5" to 9" long
- 9 to 15 leaflets is most common
- leaflets are .75" to 2.5" long with a pointed oval shape
- margins of leaflets are serrated toward the tips
- dark green above, frosty green below
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- Hawthorn; Crataegus crus-galli
- simple, deciduous leaves
- obovate leaf shape 1" to 4" long
- sharp, serrated margins
- shiny, dark green leaf color
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- Japanese Tree Lilac; Syringa reticulata
- simple, entire leaves
- 2" to 5" long
- rounded leaf base
- dark green leaf color
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