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red oak
- high value wood, bark is reddish-gray brown
- with broad thin rounded ridges, shiny stripes down center
- leaves alternate, 7-9 lobes and oblong-ovate
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black oak
- leaves are alternate, bristle tipped lobes
- shiny deep green, u shaped sinus
- inner bark yellow pigment, bud velvety covered with hairs
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bur oak
- massive oak, slow growing
- bark medium gray and furrowed & rugged
- leaves broad, variable shaped lobed margin
- ornamental tree, wood marketed as white oak
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chestnut oak
- massively ridged dark gray-brown bark
- whitened undersides on leaves
- found around rocky ridges
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swamp white oak
- survive variety of habitats
- good lumber production, 5-7 lobed broad leaves
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american elm
- affected by dutch elm disease, hard tree
- leaves alternate, double serrate, oblique base
- male and female parts
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slippery elm
- bark is reddish brown
- leaves rough texture double serrate oblique base
- hairs on buds and twigs, winged samara
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hackberry
- leaves alternate, simple ovate serrated margins
- dry by sugary sweet berries, monoecious flowers
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osage orange
- fruit roughly spherical but bumpy, faint
- orange smell, bark deeply furrowed leaves
- simple oval and alternate
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striped maple
- cold tolerant, higher elevations
- photosynthetic bark
- 3 pointed leaves
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norway maple
7 lobed leaves, samaras opposite each other
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