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- PINACEAE
- Douglas Fir
- Needle 1-1.5”
- “Squirrel butt”
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- PINACEAE
- White Pine
- Needles – cluster of 5
- Cones – 4-8”
- Michigan State Tree
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- Needles – cluster of 2, ¾-1 ½”
- Cone – 1-2”
- Kirtland Warbler
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- Needles – clusters of 2, 4-6”
- Cones – 2-3”
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- PINACEAE
- Blue Spruce
- Needle - ½-1”
- Cone – 2-4”
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- Needles – single, ½-1”
- Cone – 2-7”
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- PINACEAE
- Tamarack
- Needles – clusters, ¾-1¼”
- Deciduous conifer
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- CUPRESSACEAE
- Red Cedar
- Needles - scaly
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- CUPRESSACEAE
- White Cedar
- Needles – flat and scaly
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- LAURACEAE
- Sassafras
- Note 3 leaf shapes
- 1, 2, or 3 lobes
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- SALICACEAE
- Eastern Cottonwood
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- SALICACEAE
- Big Tooth Aspen
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- FAGACEAE
- Pin Oak
- Deep lobes
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- FAGACEAE
- White Oak
- Round lobes
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- FAGACEAE
- Red Oak
- Pointed lobes
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